Journey Through Paris With Skenedunk In 19th Century Tale
The narrator and Skenedunk travel to Paris, entering a rue court where a veiled voucler greets them. They stay in a lodging near Rue St Antoine and witness crowds shouting Long live the emperor as they move through busy streets and alleys in search of Dr Chantry. The scene shifts among inns and vendors as an incident with a baker and a confrontation near a doorway unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieppe
Wwetet
Laienewk
Skenedouk
Peano
Taemi Akenndonk
Skenedunk
Main de Ferrier
Chantryhoot
Heirg
Emperor
Paris
Wmart
Bellenger
America
Congressional Debate Over Hawaii Franchise Ten Year Limit
Congressional dialogue on Hawaii legislative reports discusses charter dates from 1890 and errors in the Republic era. Mr Payne and Mr Robinson press the ten year franchise limit, while the Hawaii committee cites local opposition to longer terms and contends the proposed thirty five year term diverges from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Speaker
Winder
Mone Brehy I Lse
Hobindon
Hollanns
Creantaed i
Republic
Mr. Payne
Vents Air
Robinson
Indiana
Me. Robinson
Curative
Mr. Paynes
Mr Hobinson
Intetion
Renllomed
Escape From Destiny in Partin Chapter XI
A chaotic scene unfolds as the narrator recalls defying fate amid a riotous Partin crowd. Gendarmes shield him while he faces a scaffold threat and a blunt questioning by a political offender inquiry. The tale culminates with a strange door inscription and a reference to the SATURDAY BULLETIN comic supplement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanosin
Destiny
Partin
Skenedonk
Rue St. Ane Jolue
Moe
Gothik
Bkenedonge
Giui
Port Phulee
Ginipowd
Thad
M. Vesieoum
Minnon
Simon
Saturday Bulletin
Honolulu Public Debate on Ten Year Charter
The excerpt shows a legislative debate on Hawaiian self rule and the length of a franchise. Mr Payne and Mr Robinson of Indiana discuss Honolulu’s opposition to longer than ten years, noting reports, approvals, and governor support. The discussion cites Governor Dole and officials, with a question about Honolulu press stance and civic wishes. The thread hints at pending continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Payne
Honolulu
Mr. Robinson
Inttanw
Ito
Indiana
Mme, Robinson
Mtn
Sanford J. Dole
Republic
Paynes
Gomebolly
Hoy Holulu
Tie Patter
Kohidson
Tndiana
Eve Denew
Honoluli
Tire
Trrtitory
Pulte Works
Wallan
Iani
Hawaiian Telande Ia
Gongros
United States
Robinson
Hawaii
Hi Wallon
Congress of the United States
Congress
Secretary of
Hawnian Hill
Mike
Fidie Works
Henale
Alsvont
Speaker
New York
Dole
Ho ‘Nolnty
Hare
Mateh
Monell
Alfatra
Eof Jong
Robingon
Intiana
Gannon
Tenrove
Alexander & Baldwin Names and Roles in Company
Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles including W. M. Alexander as vice president and FPCOOK as second vice president. Others listed include W. O. Smith as secretary and Joe Carter as attorney. Ambiguous fragments prevent full role clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilo
W. M. Alexander
Smith
Joe
Ry Carter
S Atilltor
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
Agents for Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co Halka Sugar Co Pala Plantation Co Nahi Sugar Plantation Co Hawaiian Sugar Co Nahi RailRoad Co inclusive of commission and agency roles in sugar trade with multiple Hawaiian firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tha No Ia Nations Bank of
Nevada Na Jonal Bank
London
Union of London and
Smith's Bank, Ltd
New York
American Exchange National Bank
Chicago
Corn Exchange Nationale Gant
Parie—Credit Lyonnais
Berlin
Dresdner Bank
Hong
Yokohama
Hong K Ong Bhanghai Banking Corporation
New Zealand
Australis
Bank of New Zealand
Bank of Australas
Victoria
Vancouver
Brtish
America
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co
Halka Sugar Co
Pala Plantation Co
Nahi Sugar Plantation Co
Hawaiian Sugar Co
Nahi Hit Railroad Co
Atlas Assurance Company
Phoenix Assurance Co
Providence
Washington Insurance Co
Phoenix Insurances Co
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Epie
Nellie McLain
Beretania Avenue
AL. Bulletin
Honoer Motor Car Co
Mervtant
Alnkea
DA Bulletin
Curt and
Punahoo College
P. OQ
A. B.C. P.O. Bos Tol
Kalmuki
J. W. Redhouse
Kalmuki Avenue
Arr
Hendrick
Coell Brown
Merchant Street
Uively
Addiven P.O
Olly
River Street
Mitchen and Tath
J. W, Podemore
Botkel and King
Baretania St
Piltul and
Keeawmoku Sts
C.J. McCarthy
P.m
Los Angeles
Nunanu St
Vineyard
Behool
Onznar
Garden
Rooma Lane
McConnell
Room and Board
Gant
Honolulu Investment Co
Alamont
Ely
Lazarre
Mary Hartwell
Catherwood
House of Heprenentatives
Guensen
Rentieman
Business Directory
Mewltt
Walchian
Kau
Hewali
T. Haganh
S37
Berotania Se
A.B. Clark and
P. F. Prear
King and Fort Sts
Derby
Fort and Hotel’ Btu
Haare
Slava Spreckels
Wm. A. Vewinn
Ulaus Spreckels & Co Bankers
Axpai
Mean Express
Alakea
Iano
Jas. Sheridan
Manalinn News Co
Young Building
Wall, Nichols Co
King Street
Opers House
Annie Montague ‘Turner
Mignon
Brudle, Ernest Kaat
Munle Teuch Room
Young Mi
Territorial Messenger Service
Union Bt
Newr Hotel
Tel
101 Main
Masnsee Rethay Kul
Alexander & Baldwin
Asa Cooke
Waporters
Agents For
NEW England Mutual Life IN
Surance CO. OF
Boston
Aetna Fire Insurance Com
Albert Raas
Ottie Ith
Grangenwald
Carde
Ottfice
Bishop & CO
Bank of Call
FAUST
Kufe-kweptuk
Avings
Ruluq
Regulastone
al We
American Savings and Trust CO
Cecil Brown Robinson
Cooper Omce
Commer Fort
King Sts
Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd
Peee
Hambay
Hongkone
Mondut
Kobe
Lyons
Saht
Newehwang
Peking
Gan Franciece
Shanghei
Tientein
Tokio
Oni
Cenlit Ang Trane
Monolalu
Builetine
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