The Pessimist and a Parade Reflections in 1910 Hawaii
A fragmented reminiscence spans Albert Farwell, Charles Farwell, and Colonel Ringold amid family betrayals and legal fallout. The piece shifts to a local reflection on education, miseducation, and personal remedies, then pivots to social life in Los Angeles and Honolulu with parade culture, advertising, and carnival economics contrasted against New Orleans Mardi Gras.
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Amylin
Jo Tealp
Weller
Amd
Iim
Hay
Stockton
Oldham
Harding
Farwell
Comara
Eruatt
Allon Farwell
Haring
Anne
Job Harding
Albert Farwell
Tin Sister
Wimin
Matik
Allen
Abert Farwell
Bealden
Orion
Albert Burwell
bin Ant
Jetuny Harding
Kane
Awusa
Alfre
Hincart
Hieviekt
Albert
Albert Parnell
Johnny
Brather
John Harding
Haring Hiad
Farwell Machines
Tawi
Green VII
Ringolt
Congress
Alice
Naked Marwell
Indy
Alwa
Emma
Walt White
Thins
Penton
Ringold
Souci
Washington
Itamar
Colonet Iin
Alice Furwett
He von Vouthon
New York City
California
Bowldes
Alto
Tom
Charles
Alice Farwell
Fin Wold
Charion Farwell
Hingold
Charles Farwell
Sam Charles Parnell
Mantic
Charien Farwell
Cannittan
Canada
Lotter
John Mording
Atlee Parnell
Charles Farwall
Wmitten
Parwell
Congres
Hal Keoured
Waverley
Eynie
Fim
Honoua
Dot
Los Angeles
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Weil
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John Harting
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Womelman
Pepiayer
Groen
Chiavel
Mr. Barwell
Amyne
Colenot
Wornahierliit
Albert Porwett
Hiv
Parnell
Tin Works
Young Max
Alburt Farwell
Hawaii
Criminnis, Sainte and Gratting
Poltes Captaina
United Staten
Walt
Etain
Bill
Duck Lake
Conmaltel & Lucie
Erreyoun
Wilda Moores
Santa
Oregon
U.N
Bacharhon
Thermina
Ha Co
Honolulu
Klae
Tanm Angelen
Keven
Castors
Ayer
Manny Uy