Hawaii News Review and Territorial Debates in 1907 Press
A garbled 1907 Hawaii newspaper fragment discusses territorial issues and U S authority, including proposals on taxation, education, and governance. It references The Island of Hawaii, the press, circulation figures, and political debate about Hawaii’s status and autonomy within the Territory era. It mentions figures and topics around American expansion, municipal duties, and legislative actions shaping territorial governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of Hawaii
Island of Hawaii
Otago
Fragmented OCR musings on civic affairs and people
A garbled OCR passage touches on civic matters and individuals such as Loretta Cathy and Lay references to public office and governance. It weaves through names, places, and events in a disjointed stream, with unclear dates or actions.
Water Miration Rendered For 166 Use Feasibility
A disrupted water note discusses a plan to render water for 166 uses though supply would be restricted. The text references Dehaiete and MLAO/ROTe TlAHTTON with unclear details about access and delivery in the local area. Further readable elements point to concerns over water distribution and associated entities.
Real Estate For Rent in Honolulu Triangle
Listings include Manoa Valley and Beretania Street areas with ads mentioning Kinau Street Nuuanu Street Thurston Avenue Wilder Avenue Young Street Matlock Avenue McCally Street Gulick Avenue. Details are fragmented but indicate multiple rental properties across central Oahu neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manoa Valley
Beretania Street
King Street
Nuuanu Street
Kinau Street
Thurston Avenue
Wilder Avenue
Young Street
Matlock Avenue
McCally Street
Gulick Avenue
Crude Oil Hauls Linked to New Transpacific Freighter
A newly navigated freighter from Honolulu to New York, the Mokieins, joins a growing fleet moving fuel oil and goods across the Pacific. The vessel carries 1000 barrels of fuel oil and other cargo including lumber and merchandise, signaling a shift toward two Alaska routes and broader trade with the American and Hawaiian interests. The crew, led by Captain M. Nietoly, encounters a busy start as the ship departs for the shorter Honolulu to New York leg before resuming transpacific service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miawulian
Etymer Alubhan
Bowie
Leon Hays
Heron Eclestiahe
de At. Niehe Vile
Orlun
Ueamie Hine
M. Nietoly
PekMeTnon
Oman
Alawkon
Unis
Union of Co
Carey
Honolulu
New York
Howe
Niehole
Stip
Soupil
Saranelwno
Property for Sale Near Town With Three Rented Cottages
For sale a property extending from Beretamm to Kinau Streets. Includes three cottages all rented, offered as a whole or each cottage separately with suitable lot. Price law terms: half cash, balance on mortgage at 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beretamm
Kinau Sts
Honolulu Weather Report Ends Turbulent Day
Weather observations from Velga 107 report temperatures near 70s with dew point and humidity notes. Winds shift NE to NW through the morning and noon, peaking in velocity as the day progresses. Total wind impact ends as the observation period wraps with fog and unclear conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velga
Fk Neem
Mortin
Ninimnin
Bey Wakometyr
Velminy
Velveliy
Radwell
Tasgon
Nieblen
Eather Aurea
Wwe
Dodger
House Debates Hawaii Steamship Service Curtailment
A fragmentary 1907 congressional discussion on Hawaii steamship operations cites calls to suspend non American passenger steamers and to approve prompt action before December. The message references Governor, conference, and communications on territorial governance and transit needs amid ongoing debates on duties and restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caeir
Alameda
Oonamle Mtaumere
Hawaii
Democratic Meeting Nominated Officers Named
Democrats held a party meeting to select officers and confirm leadership positions. The slate includes Henry K. KI as president and Dick Keland as secretary with Dani Polte and Jin Palin in key secretary and executive roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ele
Preaknet
Chubert Waltairrs
LWT
Mower Filan
Henry K. KI
Dick Keland
Dani Polte Kapi
Mumietat
Jin Palin
Hrensurer
Kepana
North reports on Japanese immigrants at San Francisco
Jan 20 Washington dispatch details a boarding of Japanese immigrants arriving on the Korea at Alameda. Immigrants claimed about fifty were contract laborers. Officials say thorough examinations would likely reveal more contract laborers among the group. Duke dab, a noted Arctic explorer, plans to meet Commander Berry about a North Pole joint expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Mraneseco
Matenmatije
Korea
1Fy
Dab
Jamestown
Berry
North Pole
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Bret Meewet
Bunday
Qulletin Furliching CO
Wallace W Parrington
Advanse
Werhly Bulletin
Dee
Pualpaa
Relerciliel
Avenen
Las Hire
Iseal
Petraers
Aig Botaint
Roi Hunsettr
Botaly Publier
Pine Dudielar
Laval
Windong
Hanalei
Atul
Miteriot
Joekins
Tarritory
Capit Bilidiog
Dapan Ieechey
Sustee
Cansei
Somaititon
Pullin
Herdwaihens
Mimi
Hirtvere Cme
EMF Rim Prowl
Uae
Nate
Hani Teller
Walter
Raitley
Auda Water
Crater
Kilauea
Konolulu
Claudine
SS. “Kinau
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, Limited
Cor, Fort and Merchant Streets
Waikiki Beach
Lunalilo Street
Prospect Street
Nuwanu Valley
Garner Fort
Sig
Ehlers
Jpanese Gheta
Hite Teiyarmant
Danevilves
Mina
Siren
Odm
Dante
Trantiae
Rolin
Li Harem
Tiny
Thie Bank
Marie Kagainl
Korat Muuhling
Bacwoon
Ie Fernie Jin
RAO Trek
Ube Heat
Fiene
Tte
Vigwirte
Yakubiell
Abininiea
Smibala Ind Yiirweikie
Wien
Chorutg
Avant
W. R. Castle
California
Roquefort
FDAM
Limburger
Maclaren
Imperial
Fromage DE Camembert
Henry May & Company, Ltd
America
Mellon
Lovejoy & CO
Nuanu Street
Democrats
Hegt
Marshall All Hight
Killin Evening
Marshill
Cermat
LW Air UF
Henke
Trunsdinenenly
WOL
Marshall
Walleku
Mani
NORTH
Terylortil Treamiry
Survey Department
Haatelya Laws Cor
Hichards
Sta
UNSC
the Meal Department
Jersey
Alexander Young Cafe
Wickman & CO
ING Jewele
Fort Street
Haleiwa
St. Clair Bidgood
Gountless
Fischer
Hawaiian News Co., Ltd
Alexander Young Building
Fort St
Maiia Felix Turro
Alf. Gumbs
J. M. Davis
Beretania
San Rigg
Dyeing House
Ort Street
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