Nippon Maru Rough Seas Delays Christmas Arrival
The Nippon Maru arrived after a severely rough voyage from the coast to this city. A fierce northwesterly gale battered the ship, causing deck damage and stovelike windows to be blown away. Passengers include society figures from Barramentu, Standard Oil agent James Lowry en route to Yokohama, and others. Christmas celebrations aboard Nippon promise a dinner, Baney ball, and fun events, though the voyage was marked by high winds and delays.
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Book Announcement in Honolulu Market Ad
William Lyon announces a durable book service in Honolulu offering subscription books across history science fiction poetry and standard reference works. He provides options to order by mail if a caller cannot visit and promises to supply titles and prices for interested subscribers.
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Oxford Defeats Cambridge in Varsity Football Match
Oxford beat Cambridge at the Queen's Club ground by a margin described as a single goal and a tense second half. The match featured notable play from both teams with key moments and a late surge by Oxford sealing the victory.
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Senator Mason introduces tax code bill for Mali
Washington December 9 Senator Mason today introduced a bill proposing a code of tax law for Mawali.
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Rapid Transit Blockage Frustrates Kenge Street Residents
Residents along Kenge Street endure daily disruption as rapid transit facilities occupy the curb for storage and debris. They report water pooling, obstructed gutters, and unsafe sidewalks after rain, calling for the Rapid Transit Company to relocate promptly.
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Wilcox's Committee Appointment to House Coinage Panel
Delegate Wiltok the horn appointed Ml A Member of the House Committer on Coinage, Weights and Meaxirin. The report notes the assignment as part of routine committee reshuffle and mentions no other actions or dates.
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Renate
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Unclear text legal proceeding fragment with juror health
Fragmentary courtroom notes describe juror health excusing a juror, a doctor’s certificate, and a continuance in an appeal. Witnesses Bartlett and Breham testifying for an applicant who had declared California intentions, with clerical clarification of eligibility and merchant service.
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Judie Kato
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Pearl Harbor
Juige
Silverhorn
Naturalization
Clerk Malling
Polre
Bartlett
Nick Breham
California
Maling
Diglin
Awperor Willan
Germany
Claims Fortune In Wrong Hands In Hawaii Will Case
Washington reports Mrs Caroline Mickle of Alleghany Massachusetts seeks aid from President Roosevelt to claim 100000 or more from a fortune left by her uncle Charles Broniy who died in Hawaii under Rimena Welbert. Damon named executor. will probated. widow receives estate. Also note dispatch from Standerton about General Hamilton’s night march and capture of Belgian forces with dozens killed or captured.
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Alleghany
Mousevelt
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Paurina
Abi Allogena
Charles Brealy
Hawaii
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Banquel M. Damon
Dole
Damon
Charles Broniy
Tolands
B. Dole
Aly
Roosevelt
Exclusion Bill Debated in Congress Over Chinese Policy
The meeting discusses multiple Chinese exclusion measures led by Kahn and Newlands with California and Oregon reps. Senators Holt, Poster, and Mitch ell organize a committee to draft a bill acceptable to the Pacific Coast bloc. Support across parties is claimed, with emphasis on limiting Chinese labor but allowing teachers travelers and merchants.
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Hunt
California
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Experienen
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Weve
Hlneelt
Ax-Ottiet
Comitto
Benatore Mitchell
Holtfold
Poster
Newlands
Motcalf
Combs
Laud
Pacific Coast
Henderson
Kahn Tetay
Howe
Tvaty
Kuhn
Court learns lesson as husband bites wife in court
In Police Court this forenoon C Hordemaan faced charges of assault and battery against his wife Lan Montag. He pleaded not guilty as Judge Wilcox admonished, later remarking the man’s actions were his own fault and advising better conduct and privacy at home.
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Las
Wilcox
Heinemann
Olympia Club Football Team Heads to Omaha College Tune
The Olympic Club football squad will leave the city Saturday morning and tonight journey to Monolutu to play the Omaha College tune. This home at the blameet trips. Pene undertaken by a football and steam in the country. The members of the Olympia team mort daily for protection and dee in front-lane condition for the tri. Fifteen ten will be taken Foto among them will be some 1 but the West material on the Gumat. They will return to Ban Framelace January 6th next.
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Mass Meeting Planned for Home Rule Party Apportionment
A large turnout at the Home Rule party executive committee meeting in Former Hall discussed a mass meeting to press Governor Hale for a special session and to consider apportionment of long and short term senators. The plan includes inviting labor leaders and county finance talks, with Prince Jonah Kasloniansole heading arrangements and the meeting set between now and January 2, 1902.
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Arte
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Emmoluth
Carlok Long
Whit
Kanha
Washington
Tou
Womethlog
Late Gudar Market New York Ledger Item
Ambiguous OCR note from New York market ledger mentions fees and refined totals. References like 11 Hugar taw and damaged terms appear with several misspellings and nonsensical items including a monetary figure of 1320 and references to movies and crushed items.
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Plagua in bydnty city report ends in tragedy
A noted incident in the city reports a Lon A doatty from thonie piigne in the wuliehn of this city te reported today. The event appears connected to local turmoil and prompts official inquiries. Further details are limited in the fragment.
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Thonie Piigne
Wuliehn
Director Smiths Special Detail Delayed Two Months
The report outlines two months of investigations for Dr Smith by the Agriculture Department to gather data on irrigation and water pumping at the West stands including pump types, water supply, and records. It notes salary implications and potential travel to Hawaii while detailing expected tasks and correspondence with plantation contacts.
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Smith
Seathaw
Bun
Matt Jand Kanal
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Seaith
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Hie
Hawai
Man on Patrol Saves Child in Street Car Incident
A Portage man on the Marenante Patrol prevented a child from being harmed when a runaway streetcar leaned toward the curb. The conductor, Her particle, assisted as a bystander restrained the car, saving the youngster from danger at the doorway.
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Hebbson
Court Admits Hawaii Lawyer. Supreme Court Denies License
The article details Gill MeGU Ls bid for admittance to the federal bar in the Territory, the Supreme Court’s refusal after exams, and subsequent withdrawal of his applications. It notes the U S District Court’s habit of admitting Hawaii bar members and the panel of examiners involved, with commentary on standards and reputations of key figures in the case.
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United Tates
Nawall
Anil Cuncelor
Te Hanaratle
Tinwall
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Dhe Territary
Supreme Court
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Actim
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Thomas Fitch
Itn Berinning
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Siimon
Piet
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Pitot
Federal Supreme Court
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United States
Roosevelt Strines a Football Gait Field Note
Roosevelt Strines a football gait as Beet men dispose to accept compromise with a twenty percent reduction on Dingley rates. Oxnard Convention plans education campaign. Republican leaders discuss Cuba relations and beet sugar tariff, urging a united stance against tariff cuts.
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Congress
Henry T. Oxnood
California
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Michie
Wayn
Menos
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