Honolulu Territory seeks federal prohibition stance
Editorial fragment urges Hawaii to oppose local prohibition and press for federal enactment. Advocates emphasize self governance and warn against federal overreach, urging Congress to respect Hawaii’s territorial rights while considering national prohibition policy. multiple figures referenced criticize or defend prohibition stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Mawaii
Ani
Hawaii
Calish
United States
Fragmented Reader Note on Language and Meaning
A cryptic excerpt discusses confusion in phrasing and the overload of exaggeration in dialogue. It references fineties, batteries, and love as abstract themes, implying a puzzle of interpretation within a repetitive, messy text.
Support the Band and City Funding Clash in Local Meeting
A garbled community note urges more city funding for the Hawaiian band and more diverse events. It advocates maintaining the band’s high reputation and increasing budgets to boost national interest, while praising the group’s historic recognition.
Misread Promises and Tensions Hit Hawaiian Tourism
The piece notes distrust of a supposed civil movement tied to promoting legitimate drama while blaming political actors for exploiting Hawaii. It criticizes calls to action in Washington and questions the motives of military-backed tours and public works projects in the Territory. It argues native Hawaiians face manipulation, urging clearer leadership and accountability from officials.
The Morning School Lesson On The Devil And Butter
An old classroom scene describes a Sunday morning lesson at a city school. A teacher asks what a farmer does with surplus butter and milk, while a pupil’s humorous yet pointed reply reveals curiosity about industrial progress and modern methods. The narration notes the mood, responses, and a child’s moment of wit amid a traditional rural life setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elly
Aninda
Jimen
Fragmented excerpt hints at prohibition era political critique
The readable lines show a chaotic critique of American governance during prohibition and oligarchic tendencies. The text references Congress proposals and vague sponsorship of bans, with garbled names and phrases suggesting a wartime or reform era discourse.
Hawaii Hotel Accommodation Debate Stirs Island Policy
The Promotion Committee argues against suspending American law to ensure hotel and shipping protections in Hawaii. Critics warn of marooning visitors and denying rooms. Backers urge Congress to defend moving ships under American flags and to push for new hotels and passenger routes between Hawaii and the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Alesandre Young
Hie Place
Hawaii
United States
Honolua
Mateon
Mlare
Ernneeon
United Status
Andre Jean
Furnished Houses For Rent On Alexander Street in Honolulu
Six room two ace property fully furnished with rooms lanai fronts and side yard. finely improved grounds, garage and servants quarters in rear. Ten room five bedroom home modern and up to date with large grounds. rents are 70 and 75 dollars per month. Desirable purked houses now offered in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Street
Honolulu
Parade Preparations Amid Coastal Town Festivities
Wireless office hours noted as eight to ten on Sundays. Numerous local groups and merchants list entries for a forthcoming parade, including automobiles, floats, and a Floral Day display. Officials urge all entrants to notify the Floral Day Parade Committee with their plans and details for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Rhinen & Co
Oahu
Aricton
Oulu
A. McLeat
Mra J
Af Doweet
Wich
Gitman
M. P. Prosser
Allan Morbert
Ben Hy FE Itustans
Tng
Attach
Ty ‘Woity
Liwitt
Col
Hunter
Cayning
Aloe Powter
Illingham
Tvs
PIN
Pitta
Wellen Agal
le Ba
Flnado
Oper
Ion
Daningham
Unclear OCR Narration on Trade Policy and Ports
Fragmented OCR text references buy ins, ports, and American policy. Mentions protection, home development, and refuel aims. Lacks coherent facts, dates, or named entities.
Kawawaba Denies It in War Bulletin
Kawawaba denies the bulletin claim about repairs and positions from Nippon Milling Co. The message from M Kawatiana and Robert in Honolulu requests correction and expresses obligation for response.
Denison Appoints Deputy Marshals
Denison names new deputy marshals as part of a broader municipal effort. The appointments expand law enforcement presence and aim to streamline duties across local districts, with officials noting improved coverage and response capabilities.
Pleasant Half Acre Lot With House On Car Line
A well planted half acre of trees features a two bedroom house, stable and servants quarters in good condition. Located on the car line. Price four thousand seven hundred sixty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaimaki
Sailor Rescued Amid Chaos On Deck
Eyewitnesses describe a midsea incident where a sailor faced danger as crew members including Georges Kalnu and Captain Hyde reacted to a perilous moment. The scene involved a risky maneuver near the rail as observers nearby believed the sailor’s life hung by a thread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewellyn
Shen
Raphl
Mt Hay
Georges Kalnu
Jim
Cragy
Aptain Hyde
Wiedeek Nand
George Raiml
Attorney Thayer protests city road project problems
Attorney Wade Warren Thayer staged a protest at the city hall over the Atena Road project. He argued that excess torrents and ditch buildup caused severe road damage and drainage issues after heavy rainfall. The road commission chair has been requested to appoint a senator to review the incident and repair plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Warren
Thayer
Eity Hall
Atena Foud
Eity Road
Meyer
Chatyman
Alewa
Promotion Committee Meeting Postponed
The regular Weekly meeting of the Promotion Committee was postponed from this afternoon to Monday afternoon due to the Chamber of Commerce agenda. The committee will discuss plans for the Atlantic City branch and other public works, with Secretary Wood noting the changes and future scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commoeree Menting
Murdon Campbell
Ian
Lnst
Consolidated Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At a Consolidated company meeting, officers and directors were elected including A. Thaetin, B. Me RW Shingo, YM Poni, P. Thistan, A. S. Campbell, and Je Be Casto. Dowling, the manager, presented a report noting the plantation’s good condition and favorable weather, with optimism for harvest prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmieanple Company USA Oy Tog
le A. Thaetin
Shingo
YM. Poni
P. Thistan
Campbell
Casto
Dowling
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Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Territory of Hawaii
Associated Press
Parrington
C. B. Newcomb
Taft
Hondluast
Eentate
Supervieor Quinn
Verger
Dex Foom Tully
Jeuouh
Amira
Thas
Civie
Pol Bce
Ehedy Playbou
Congrew
Milo
Hawai
Scotland
Galway
Amerlean
Howe
Roy
Ben
Len
College Hills
Vancouver Highway
Lanshall Drive
Vancouver
Seeeeyeseye
Onlin Ave
Manoa Rd
Kamehameha
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Wireless
Kawawaba
Nippin Mii Co
Yitirs
M. Kawatiaia
Honoluit
Robert
Denison
Ta. Tii
Volant College
Waterhouse Trust
Makiel
Parialan
Malalé
Pablo Valley
Manoa Valley
Kaimuki
Thurston Avenue
Bharks
Sailor
D.T. van Doren
Norehwalk
Saya Homman
Sears
Rainier Beer
Ecru
J Hopp & Co
Consolidated
David Dayton
Berta Street
Satis
Rosineor
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Ding Jewelers
Bireet
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Limited
Fort Street
Fore Street
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