unclear passage hints at migration policy and community ideals
The text discusses exceptions to migration law to promote Americanization of Hawaii and mentions Congress, reversal laws, and Pacific relations. It references Mawall's rifle team at Camp Perry and a focus on community adoption, with speculative comments on Honolulu and a set of names, but the overall meaning is fragmentary and ambiguous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Mawaii
Pacific Ocean
Mawall
Camp Perry
Newall
Honoluly
Phenseu
Jone
Flawall
Howitt Bitin
Steve
Uncertain Times in Honolulu as Immigration and Tourism Rise
Amid a flood of conflicting notes a Honolulu audience hears calls to welcome European immigrants and expand tourism infrastructure. Local officials weigh road projects, transit delays, hotel needs and a shift toward private contracting to speed development while projecting a bustling winter season and growing ship and merchant marine activity.
The Late G M Cooke and His Influence in Hawaii
The life of G M Cooke is traced from his birth in Hawaii to his education and rise in business. He faced overwork and an unsuccessful retirement attempt yet remained a pillar of the community. His wealth and leadership shaped civic and religious effort, with Providence guiding his vigorous work and integrity to rewarding outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cooke
Hawaii
Nui
Cone
Mr. Cooke
Providence
Prominent Honolulu Banker Cooke Dies After Long Service
The deceased, a key figure in Honolulu business, held leadership roles at Brewer Co and several sugar estates including Ewa and Hawaiian Agricultural. He served as Bank of Maui president, chaired the Chamber of Commerce, and supported Oahu College and Queen’s Hospital. His wealth funded religious, educational, and philanthropic causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ere & Dickson
Cooke
Hrewer & Co
Ewa
Waialua
Kabuku
Liehue
American Sugar Company
George P. Cooke
Honolulu
Hawaiian Bigur Planters' Association
Sugar Factors’ Company, Ltd
Oahu College
Bernice Paunh
Bishopeste
Queen's Hospital
Central Union Church
Charles M. Cooke Era and Family Ties in Agriculture Firm History
Charles M. Cooke, described as needing practical training to settle in a developing agricultural country, married Anna Charlotte Rice. They had children Charter Monbigne Cooke Jr, Clarendon Hl Cooke, George P. Cooke, Richard A. Cooke, Alles T. Cooke, Theodore A. Cooke, and A. Frank Cooke. Siblings and widows named include A. Frank Cooke, Martino Alexander, Atherton, and Anttie M. Karner, with brothers Jom 7. Cooke and Clarence Cooke noted. The text mentions Cooke’s reluctance to reveal plans until specified arrivals, and references his business ties to Castle & Cooke, later forming Lewers & Cooke with Robert Lewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walentife
Anna Charlotte Rice
Charter Monbigne Cooke, Jr
Clarenon Hl, Cooke
George P. Cooke
T Richard A. Cooke
Alles T. Cooke
Theodore A. Cooke
A. Franke Cooke
Inving
Martino Alexumiter
Ara Widlette M. Atherton
Mee
Anttie M. Karner
Cooke
Castle & Cooke
Mle
Robert Lewers
Lower & Cooke
Remembering a Noble Trustee and His Hawaiian Legacy
Tenney Peck of the First Sax Kona Bank praises Cooke as a towering force in community and business, noting his disinterested service to Honolulu and Maui and his support for the Kamehameha School and Onli College. The tribute lauds his high character and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tintae
Kamehameha
Onli College
Ani
Alwi
Tenney Peck
First Sax Kona Bank
Hin
Tim Inoxe
Honoluly
Mawall
Four Hawaiian Girls Visit Fair in Lahaina and Honolulu
Four native Hawaiian girls, guided by Kime Tong Ho and accompanied by a Wisconsin student, tour Pacific events at Lahaina and Honolulu. They share thoughts on schooling, language, and pride in Hawaiian culture while observing teachers and students and praising education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star of Luty
Mixt Ho
Minn Vie
Honnie Wheeler
Lana
Mim Horenee
Hawaii
Hiwaiiat Inlanda
Howe
Mine Ho Fenie
Therentne Halletin
Honolulu
End Eleip
Kime Tong Ho
Ptudent
University of Wisconsin
Mina Kileabet K. Victor
ewGovernor 8
K. Kipl
Ilan
Thay
Lahaina
Mout
Esco
Mise
Minn
Hilo
Two remarkable women from different cultures
Read about two notable women from distinct cultural backgrounds. The piece contrasts their experiences and views while noting a measured weather report dated Friday August 27, with temperature, humidity, wind, rainfall, and related data from the U.S. Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Haroneter
Sam
Doure
LA Files
WM. B. Stockman
Hircator
Frantic chase erupts from dark kitchen scene
A distorted OCR fragment depicts a man shouting for cal and a tense pursuit through a house. The narrative mentions Jones seeking a stove, a staircase exit, and a following chase involving Tommy, an enraged figure, and a pursuer with a dog or person named Hale in a tense domestic moment.
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Evening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Territory of Hawaii
Associated Press
iTel
Foren
Usiness
Fe Hontaire
Helen Gould
Hennie
Patriotic Americas
Wisconsin
Statin
Governmenta! Progiroe
Avery
CM Cooke
Hawai
Dt Hole
Mawil
Mexico
Ban Pranellen
Eltizene
Hemigration Commis
G. M. Cooke
Waikiki
Kentwell Price
U. S
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
New England
Smith
Cooks
Bernice Mawall
Lewers & Cooke
Charles M. Cooke
Waterhouse Trust
Manoa Valley
Manoa
Manoa X Road
Nuuann Valley
Nuuann
Country Club
Gar
Fort and
Seattle
Arnold
Ennlers
J. Hopp & Co
Alakea
Frederic Bell
Hawaiian Hotel
Lanai
Hawa
Alakea St
Re St
Emma
Bath
Real Estate Exchange
King
Wireless
Bank OF Hawan, Ltd
Alexander Young
Jones
Tommy
Allen
Wichman
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
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