Special Term Court Opens in Honolulu December 1807
The circuits board announces a special term of the Circuit Court of the Fleet Judicial Circuit to be opened in Honolulu on Monday the sixth day of December 1807 at 10 o'clock a.m. Ambordor Hawan islnds await procedures under law. A. Perry Fleet Judge approves with Chief Justice Judd confirmation.
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Ctroute Court
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Ayn Judd
Justlee
Supreme Comet
Pawailin Islands
Ambordor
Fleet Judicial Circuit
Hoenoluli
Oulia
Hinwet
Hull
City notices on cycling law salt water dust and statehood talk
Evening Bulletin reports on strict pelive regulations for bicycles with wheel seizure as punishment for offenses. It also quotes a Coast paper on Hawaii becoming a state via territorial path. A note argues salt water sprinkling may reduce street dust and disease, while water use may spread germs.
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Benator Morgan
Hawaii
Morgan
Legislative change on company names and brine use debated
The excerpt discusses proposed Ontario legislation clarifying when the word limited applies to company names versus advertising. It mentions potential public health concerns over street sprinkling with brine, the push for a new line in stamping names, and broader civic and legal issues including municipal liability for dangerous roads and a bridge disaster settlement.
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Pacific Ocean
Ontario
Hawaiian Sons of the Revolution Weigh Union Meeting
A special noon meeting of the Hawaiian Society Sons of the American Revolution was held in P C Jones's office to consider forming a joint society. The proposal links Snow of the Revolution and Soon of the American Revolution into one, following a Cincinnati convention on October 12, 1897. The Hawaiian branch supported the union proposal.
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Sons of the American Revolution
Drill by bluejackets and marines ashore under Captain Berryman
Two companies of bluejackets and one company of marines conducted a drill ashore this morning under Captain Berryman. Details were released from both the Baltimore and Bennington ships.
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Bluejackets
Berryman
Baltimore
Bennington
Kilohana Arts League Prizes For Short Stories
The Literary Chef of the Kilohana Arts League offers 25 for the best original story and 20 for the next best. Rules require a 600 word maximum, 24 point type, and that stories be signed with a fictitious name and real name in a sealed envelope. Entries due February 1, 1808 to Mr W Dickey in Honolulu. residents of these islands only may compete.
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Kilohana Art League
Hawaii
Kilohann Art League
Namie
W. Dickey
Kilohana Arts League
Honolulu
Talk of the Town Banta Claus Headquarters Feels Seasonal
The Talk of the Town at Bre Eve Fort Street presents a holiday showcase with a wide range of dolls, toys, books, leather goods, and paper products. The store highlights comfortable prices, in-store displays, and attentive service for all ages with selections for children and adults alike.
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Honolulu
Goo Kim
Nuwanu Street
Banta Claus
New York
Ron Toya
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Hawaiian News Co
Merchant Street
Australia
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HH. Rice
Hyurckousing
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Library of Ollce ‘Ase
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