Fragmented World War Era Notes and Local Notices
A garbled 1904 era text references probabilities of Europe events, the Cikalin palace, American perceptions of war value, and a mix of local Hawaii notices. It mentions leap year dances at Papalinahon and Nawiliwili, Honolulu callers, and social receptions. It notes resignations at the Garden tele Kaunt newspaper and a road condition due to rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Muara
U. S
U. Bi
Postoffice Dox
Papalinahon
Wilcox Beach
Nawilwill
Kagal
Honolulu
Batemans
Che Jaland
Wits
Atore
Nawiliwiil
Newt
Mra A. Palmer
Fairview Hotel
Mise Anderson
Gunton Tele
Prosser
Garden Tele
Kaunt
Roosevelt Endorsement Shifts State Politics in Turbulent Debate
An examination of political strategy flags Roosevelt as gaining a pivotal New York endorsement, leaving opponents isolated. Debates cover coast navigation law, postal fraud ties, and county governance under the looming influence of the MaU News party amid shifting alliances and legal uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Ceation
Enon
Maul News
Supreme Court
Maut News Party
Cau
A Page from the Political Almanac on Europe’s Opinion
The piece argues England’s allies view the Continent unfavorably and that American readers should expect biased English reporting. It warns war risk with Russia may push Britain to seek U S support, shaping news about atrocities and European events in the coming months. It cites Weyler and a broader hope for alliance dynamics between the United States, Britain, and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Cfurts
Hen
Lars
England
United States
Europe
Ruswin
Great Britain
Weyler
New Orleans
Confederacy
Water flows and ditch work for Maui plantations
The report details mountain water flows from Maui Agricultural Co. and Koolau water sources, with annual totals and gallons per day. It notes new ditch projects by O Shaughnessy and Baldwin to deliver water to Warakamon, Haiku, Pala, and other lands, expanding cane cultivation to about 1,600 acres and boosting 1908 crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maui Agricultural Co
Lowrie
Halley
Mul Agetcultural Co
Pali
Pala Rar Toana
Jeane
Koolau
O'Shaughnessy
Sugar Co Ltd Annual Meeting Reports Crop, Floods and Pests
The Oahie Sugar Co Ltd held its annual meeting electing JOP Hickto ll as president and M P Robe rtneon as vice president. The 10% crop reached 29 266 tons, with 1256 tons above last year’s estimate. Floods damaged Pump No 4 and bridges, while water-tunneling proved unprofitable, yet the water ditch system remains promising. The twelve roller mill addition showed high extraction. pests like the teaf-hopper and mole cricket caused major losses. Despite costs to repair flood damage, outlook remains favorable as sugar prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahie Sugar Co. Ltd
He Huickfeld & Co
Jop Hicktolll
M. P. Robertneon
Nest
Atublengure
Nonng Sue
Hy A. Teen
Nered Seepulency PoKinino
A. Haneberg
F. J. Lowrey
Geindilly
Delrix
Honoraa Elects Office At Monotina Bugur Co Meeting
The annual meeting at the offices of A. Schaefer & Co elected F. A. Schaefer as president and W. F. H. Baird as vice president. HE. Politis was named second vice president and Wolan secretary with He Behwarts as assistant secretary. H. Hocke became treasurer and B. A. Melnery as auditor. Directors include A. Behaefer, W. Balm, W. Lana, H. Focke, W. J. Dop per, F. M. Lewis, B. A. Meinen. Treasurers’ and manager’s reports were read and accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monotina Bugur Co
A. Schaefer & Co
F. A. Schaefer
W. FH. Baird
HE. Politis
Wolan
He Behwarts
Ansistant
H. Hocke
Tremmirer
B.A. Melnery
A. Behaefer
W. 4. Balm
W. Lana
H. Focke
W. J. Dopper
F. M. Lewis
B. A. Meinenty
Kipahulu Company and Hawaii Mill reelect officers
The Kipahulu Plantation Company and the Hawaii Mill Company held their annual meeting at H. Hackfeld & Co offices. The boards reelected their officers for the coming year. traders and managers’ reports were read and accepted. A hotel at Bloom Rock Balloon on Nuuanu Street was not condemned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipahulu Plantation Company
Hawaii ‘Mill Company
H. Hackfeld & Co
Instrear
Trdaé
Up-To-Date Painter Faces Prision Rules Debate
The article discusses Stephenson, an Up-To-Date Painter on King Street, and a trial excerpt about prison labor and gang work in roads and quarries. It summarizes court questions on how prisoner class distinctions were treated under current regulations and potential Board of Prison Commissioners rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
King Street
Prion Commissioners
Rodman Resigns Command Near Midway Island
Captain Rodman resigns from deputy inspector role as he is ordered to duty on the Asiatic station. Col lector Stackable plans to appoint Captain A P Niblack as his successor, with Niblack taking command of the Troquois. Salary details note a princely sum of 14 per month. H L Ronerbiedt of Kauai seeks business ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodman
Blackable Hief
Cletams
Midway
Stackable
A. P Niblack
Hhe Troquois
New Fad in Town at Thompson Studio Exhibits Casts
W Thompson, a painter for casts of Mahos, has created a new display in the city tied to the Pacific Coast. After showing at the Tourist Promotion Committee rooms, his collection of Mahon casts heads to an exhibition at the Rt Lould Rapesition with Honolulu and San Francisco viewers visiting the bureau asking for Mr Thompson's address. The scene hints at decorative frieze potential for dining rooms and a broader interest in Hawaiian color studies. Meanwhile McHigde sugar Co Ltd plans its annual meeting at Cantle & Cooke Hall on Thursday March 19, 1904 at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thompson
Young
Rt. Lould
Honolulu
San Francisco
Thompao
McHigde ‘Sugar Co., Ltd
Cantle & Cooke Hall
Thireday
Plantation merger and 1908 sugar crop report in Hawaii
At the annual meeting of Alexander Baldwin stake holders a plantation unit joins Mau Agricultural Co to control 28 000 acres. The 1908 crop yielded 7654 tons with 6.16 tons per acre and sugar value 59 75 per ton. Water extension of the Hamakua Ditch increases land suitable for cane and a remodeled mill is planned for 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alluunder & Kaldwin
Alexander & Baldwin
Lindsay
Maul Agricultural Co
Halk Sugar Co
Kula
Kallall Iu
Kalltia
Palm
How Ditch
Mau Agricultural Co
Hatku Sugar Co
Asbets
Remnant Sale At Ehlers & Co Folded Into Year
B F Ehlers and Company announces a remnant sale featuring linen and percales with a wide selection of fabric remnants and a sample of shirtwaists. The notice highlights discounted fabrics and garments as the year begins.
Fried Oyster Dinners and Meat Classics at Ehlers & Co
A fragmented menu lists stewed oysters lemon fried oyster dishes and various beef pork and lamb cuts. It mentions chicken fish liver kidneys omelette coffee and cake with daily offerings and cold meat sandwiches priced from 0 to 16. The text reflects a historic shop menu style from B and F Ehlers & Co.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lena Eeew
Veu
Kaum-Rems
Dayle Te
Carter
Territaria
Almut Tourigen
Post Office
OUR European Friendshipe
Anrens
Honoraa
Kipahulu
Baloon
Nuuanu St
WAR Extra
General Arthur
Gunstreakin Cigar Company
Pacific Hardware Company, Limited
Fort and Merchant Streats
Harrold
Boston
California
Rose
Henry May & Co., Ltd
Telephones
Gear
H. L. Ronerbiedt
Kauai
Phoenix Savings
Judd Building
Guarantee Capital
Aga
Can . R. Campbell
H. BE. Pocock
Kalua
Lae
Hawaii
Maui
Fowler's Yard
Bate
B. F. Ehlers & CO
Louvre Cafe
Jewett
W. W. Wright Co. Ld
Connec Tom
INE Elite
P. H. Burnette
Merchant Street
Honoluty
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