Honolulu High School to Open New Normal Class in 1806
By authority, a new class in the Normal Department of Honolulu High School will be organized January 1, 1806. Applicants must be at least sixteen years old, in good health, and pass a satisfactory exam in subjects for a primary grade certificate except teaching methods. Teachers with second grade certificates or diplomas may be admitted without commutation. The course requires one year’s work, tuition free. By order of the Board of Education, John F. Scott, Secretary.
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Bern of Thoart
Ehreartes
Hovorent
Honolulu
Board of Education
John F. Scott Seuretarys
Water Notice From Manomet Water Works
Notice states Beatlen 1 Chapter RXV grants water privileges to wells in arrears at rates for term 15 days after notice. taxes payable at the Water Works office. January 1 185 AD mentions due date and penalties including 10 percent interest. Andrew Brown Superintendent Manoholin Water Works.
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Bane
Thonaluty Water Works
Water Works
Kapnaiwa Hnildtinge
Andrew Brown
Leper Cure Claims by Dr Impey in London Visit
Dr Impey, medical superintendent of Robben Island leper establishment, arrived in England to discuss his leprosy cure theory. He urges early operations using erysi gelas on affected areas, arguing disease could be arrested within four years of infection before organ damage occurs. The Cape Government granted six months absence for inquiry and verification before trial.
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Impey
Robben Leland
England
the Times
Englandia
Priscento
Cape
Norway
Russia
Constantinople
Tripey
Fejey Addy
Leprosy treatment hopes raised as research progresses
A physician reports progress in a leprosy treatment and believes most cases may respond. He argues tuberculous leprosy is the contagious form and that discovery could enable eradication. He also questions the idea that a leper must always be treated as such and urges reconsideration of detention practices. The investigations’ outcome is awaited eagerly in these islands.
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Tually
Impey
Editorial note on Time missing edition and mercy in justice
An editorial paragraph notes omission of a women’s Time edition, cites postal efforts to suppress swindling via the letter mile, praises mercy by releasing prisoners and leaders of an insurrection, and urges Christmas morning clemency for a small remnant. The piece mocks local press for reprinting old plans and references a German tailor’s bullet proof shield test.
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Yesteray
United States
Heinrich Dowe
Count Schouvaloff
Berlin
Yong
Old
Janary
Resolutions Support Mone Doctrine and Cuban Insurgents
Congressional measures endorse the Mone doctrine and recognize the Cuban insurgents as belligerents. One proposal by Representative Allen of Nebraska urges annexation of nearby islands through purchase treaties for U S safety and trade. The Times notes Honolulu women surpass expectations and comments on paper quality and sales benefiting Free Kindergartens via Mr Stacker.
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Congress
Allen
Nebraska
United States of America
Honolulu
Wienen
Stacker
Santa Claus plans charity train to Waianae and hotel party
A holiday message describes Santa Claus plotting a grand charity train from Hawalida to Waianae with a New Ocean Dental Hotel event and a plan to fund church building. Tickets cost 15 and include meals, with a return at 3 30 PM. The effort aims to raise money for Methodist work via a playful holiday appeal.
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Santa Claus
Groeivedt
Oahu
Ny Espmnae
Tom Trent
Hawalida
Waianae
Christus Wuening
Christmas Gift Goods in Honolulu Store Window Display
A Honolulu store promotes a broad holiday selection including aluminum ware, solid silver pieces, cut glass, plated wares, lamps, onyx tables, and bicycles. The catalog emphasizes usefulness, quality, and reasonable prices, inviting customers to inspect the displays and find suitable presents for boys and girls without overspending.
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Australia
Honolulu
Fort Street Sale At Residence Near J B Atherton
Miss Rice advertises sale of barb or tine work plaques jars and plating frames at her residence on King Street two doors from J B Atherton's. Alma Cottage at Waikiki available for rent furnished with garden to let apply to Frank Hustace.
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Miss Rice
Placques
King
J. B. Atherton
Alma
Waikike
King Street
Fort
ED. A. Williams
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