James F. Morgan Remembered For Community Service In Honolulu
Obituary notes James F. Morgan a prominent Honolulu businessman and former president of the Chamber of Commerce. He is praised for reviving the chamber from lethargy and turning it into a powerful, active organization through his energetic leadership and community work.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lethargy
Nani Voss
Morin
Whiel
Honolulu
The New Harbor Scheme Proposed by Commissioner Wake
Commissioner Wake proposes a comprehensive waterfront plan to build the lilk-head Wharver and improve freight transport, detailing a practical funding method and rapid berthing expansions. The scheme emphasizes port growth, the Alakea wharf, and a new bulk cargo facility to handle increased traffic.
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Hawever
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Alakea
Wakefield plan for port expansion and ship tonnage
The report outlines Wakefield scheme to expand berthing and cargo handling, with quick dispatch and heavy ship preamble for cutting at the port. It notes future bond-related demands and the scheme's impact on harbor business and trade, stressing readiness for high volume shipping and price pressures.
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Secomuioda
Wakefield
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Taft as Vote Getter in Roosevelt Campaign
The New York World projects Taft as a strong vote getter in the Roosevelt era, noting Taft’s presidential bid and comparing Roosevelt and Taft margins across key states. It cites historical tallies from 1900 to 1908, showing Roosevelt’s narrow edge overall and Taft’s steady performance against Parker and Bryan. The piece frames Taft as a competitive opponent while acknowledging Roosevelt’s broader support.
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Taft
New York World
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Staten Ol
New York
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Ndiana
Ulinot
Minna
Roosevelt
New Yorks
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Roosnentt
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Patt
Roogeenlt
Tafts
Howe
Parker
Bryan
Judge Parker
Roone
Tan
Roonevelt
Sugar Costs and High Living Debate Cited
A fragment notes a statement about sugar production and high living costs. It references Hiwall and a claim regarding "contrant Ybor" in the American Sugar Industry publication, indicating it was written for the industry interests. The readable text is partial and lacks full context.
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Sugar Prices and Beet Reform in the United States
The writer argues that sugar has been a stable, low-priced staple while beets dominate domestic production. Citing price trends from 1874 to 1910, he questions why the US does not produce all its sugar, noting tariffs, world prices, and that beet sugar is a key domestic factor. The piece contends higher home production could reduce living costs and frames beet sugar as the main domestic competitor to refiners.
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Caine
United States
Europe
Prine
Evening Smiles and Witty Banter in a Fragmented Dialect
A fragmented dialogue sketches quirky exchanges about travel, love, and a bachelor’s musings. Characters discuss a transport mishap, appearances, and a vow to study, with odd spellings and playful mispronunciations suggesting light humor amid college life and social dynamics.
Prices and shortages in 19th century food markets
The fragment notes drought related price data from 1873 covering staples such as butter, rice, flour, sugar, pork, coffee, cheese, and macaroni. It cites Mr. Charlo’s New York Tribune article listing a sequence of per pound or per unit costs and quantities used to illustrate food scarcity and inflation.
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Choate Divorce Granted After Harrow Incident
Kansas City February 2 Judge Waller Powell in Dusk County Court grants Mrs Choate a divorce from Lafayette Choate. The court awards weekly alimony of 124 dollars after evidence that Choate beat his wife for not keeping pace with a harrow. Choate admitted marring but denied forcing two children.
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Dusksou County Court
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Abe Horken
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Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
Kerr Building
Alakea St
T. H
THE
Associated Press
Ibiaculation
Territory of
Hawaii
Wallace R. Farrington
Eorrox
Whedely Bulletin
Toreigt
Wungday
Kublo
Hipwildiean
Jas. F. Morgan
Dairymen’s Association
Willlay
Ted
Gilles
Willa
Christian Extension Movement
Empire Theatre
Fort Street
Chaplain Lane
Trent Trust Company, Ltd
Waterhouse Trust
Manor Valley
Plante
Aree
Makiki
Maki
Witaino
9Th
Matlock
Keutakatia
Monon Valley Wid
KutaRaua
Wailiki Beach
Lanulio Stopp
Kawato
Kahala
Bishop Trust Company, Ltd
Bethel Street
Joan
Gurrey
Wireless
Top Street Young Hotel
Haven
Patni
Paloma
Palani
Howie
Anglum Road
Huiiness
Queen and Rink
Reretania
Htepet
Oth Ave
Kat Maak Ye
Halling
Kowato
Kukal Lane
Sane
Guardian Trust Co., Ltd
Judd
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Copley
Pacific
Hotel Street
H. F.wichman & CO
Limited Leading Jewelers
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