Registered Mail Delivered at Home Introduced in City
A new home delivery system for registered letters is announced to begin Monday. Postal carriers will deliver letters to residents and businesses, with receipts and exact postage noted, allowing convenient, direct service from sender to recipient. Delivery at offices and residences aims to speed up mail handling and reduce trips to offices, though safeguards against unauthorized collection remain in place.
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Sie
Rowuke
San Francisco
Syatem
Pentonce
Senmery
Havemeyer Reports Against Protection At Sugar Company Meeting
New Jersey stockholders hear Have mercy report on federal duties harming sugar industry. Figures show high hidden costs on raw sugar and total annual consumption near 2.86 million pounds with $85 million yearly value. Debate centers on duty removal and farm earnings tied to sugar price protection.
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New York
Jun
American Sugar Raining Company
Jersey City
Havemever
Federal Treasury
Oppose Cuban Reciprocity in House Hearings
Fragmented note reports opposition to Cuban reciprocity in Congress. It mentions California representatives and a morning briefing in the Capitol area. Names and details are garbled, with multiple stray terms and unclear affiliations.
Shoremen Union Slowdown Amid Wharf Tensions
Inhorers near Loum shoremen’s Union are stalling on the waterfront as signatures trend toward action. A Tuesday night tenting rally drew about 18 supporters while organizers anticipate a larger turnout before the poll closes. The group cites safety concerns due to Atlantic laborers replacing local workers and vows to press for firm goals.
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Loumshoremen's Union
Dringe and Bride Tie In Honolulu Ceremony
A fragmentary report describes a wedding in Honolulu with Archbishop Toritan officiating assisted by Father Ramm. Ming Ablanlt Campbell and Prince David Kewaxnanakos reportedly wed, attended by a gathered crowd and family members including Colonel Sam Parker. The event included a simple parlor ceremony, a brief reception, and plans for a departure by stage to Washington.
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An Francisco
Koop
Toritan
Ramm
Ming Ablanlt
Campbell
All Joao
Prince David Kewaxnanakos
Hono Win
Nuler
White Fearn
Geely Dental Hotel
Prince David
Ana Father Ramm
Ernest Parker
Sam Parker
Minnes Dasvid
Mr. Ryland
Ban
Joe Encoded
Colonel Sun
Parker
Meine David
Ming Choptell
Kirnewt
Anita Crytie
C. BL FlebUird
George D. Gear
Tavis
Honoluli
Michael
Mae Ethel Gay
Honolulu
B. PF
Olluiggham
Honolula
Parker Wat Campbell Familie Wrodd
Bel Met
Rosebery to Meet Rhodes in London Amid South Africa Talks
London says Lord Rosebery will host Cort Rhodes at Mountmore for a few days to discuss South Africa, bringing him closer to events. Speculation in mining shares rises as foreign interest appears buoyed by Paris and New York demand, though evidence of real investment is mixed. Rhodestein’s visit is seen as boosting confidence, while money remains cautious and purchases of shares are active daily.
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New York
Bouth Afetes
London
Erlb Itine
Lord Rosebery
Cort Rhodes
Muntmore
Bouth
Ager Ti
Paris
Sheplolan
Hymarnet Ie
Rhodeste
Laynilon
Hie
Chon
Ory
Muanved
Untitled rural note on cane and brick harvest
A fragmented report describes cane and brick production near Fort Steurt. It mentions St Coerpers place in Kane and W. G. Hall, with references to harvesting methods and yields. The text is garbled, but indicates activity around plantation labor and crop preparation.
Palolo Company Reports Fair Year Despite Low Mood
Palolo Company posts favorable results under financial strain with 203,105.20 in gross receipts and a net gain. President A Frank Cooke and treasurer Wolf Howard oversee a mortgage of 41,000 offset by 25,000 in improvements, while only 100 of capital stock remains paid. The firm operates a 400 cubic yard daily stone crusher and plans rapid transit links to Patolo and Molokal.
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A. Frank Cooke
Mapiger
Wolf. Howard
Lund
Fodin
Fit Aeros Af Mand
Taavinie
Minne Oper
Sragkal
Vatolo
Molokal End Lana
Diamondeh
Barbers Point
Honolua
Patolo
Presidents appoints nominees in varied federal posts
The President sent nominations for several high level posts including secretary of the navy, surgeon general, collector of customs, surveyor general, and United States attorney in multiple districts. Nominations cover New York, California, Arizona, Nevada, South Dakota and Wisconsin territories and states with appointees such as Renate Bhaw John Cromeland Alphonse Lespinas H. W. Graham Robert Pearre Frederick Naye Surdiy Summer Dell Edward Kennedy and others.
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Washington, Jan
Uae
Renate Lali M. Bhaw
Seersimey
Vomwurys Joory Paya Nhapter
John M.A. Cromeland
Meer
Slim Inter
Cott
Luborkin
Alphonse J Lespinas
New York
Conml Bt Tuxpan
Stextec
Treasury
I.onrmd
N. Jotan
Aut
District of
South Dakota
HB Daniels
Territory of
Arizona
Wisconsin
Death of Magoon Bun Eyanelwoo Jan Captrink
Magoon Bun Eyanelwoo Captrink of the transport Lawkon in the Philippine service died yesterday morning at Presidio Hospital from malagia and other ailments. Flag on transport dock to be half-mast. Caplan Magoon, wife formerly master of the whit 1, Hrown, and later chief owner of Transport Warren, commanded the Sawtus. He saved the Philippines, returning home in the Horiton. He leaves a wife and several children. A son died en route to Manila with He Lawton aboard the Golden Gate. Magoon was well known to water front employees in Hovolila and served before joining the Hrannndrt service. He was expected to sail Monday but did not reach the uidlow of Thy Superintendent of Pul Me Works. Deputy Clerk Wiecra stated there was work to attend to at the tor.
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Bun Eyanelwoo
Jan
Ay Magoon
Lawkon
Philippine Sevice
Presidio
Malagia
Ality Nla
Privel
Caplan Magoon
Thie Whit
Warren
Gor
Philippines
Tome
Horiton
Bever
Golden Gate
Manila
Lawton
Naturalisation figures at Hawaii district court opening
The Hawaii district court opened on June 2, 1900, with naturalization records from that date to the present. Judge Kotter oversaw naturalizations for citizens from Great Britain and Ireland, the Netherlands, Portugal, Norway, Sweden, Germany, Denmark, France, Austria, Bulgaria, and other nations. A younger daughter of Benatar and Mrs Foraker attended a reception following the ceremony at the Lalun church, with Rev Dr Mackay Brith officiating.
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Juage Batew
United Blatey District Court
Angie
Federal Court
Supreme Court of Hawai
eiViaitie
Koter
Netherlands
Portugal
Denty
Norway
Swedes
Germany
Denmark
Pranee
Austria
Kavania Bouin
Awitaor Dant
Washington
Benatar
Foraker
Frooda King Wainwright
Philadelphia
Mackay Brith
Avades and Hawaiian ships arrive after nine day voyage
The Avades and Hawaiian ships reached port after a nine day passage from San Francisco. The Hawaiian vessel reportedly led the approach, while the other ship lagged slightly behind. Captain Nicene Ol commands the 12,000 ton steamer Aleka, preparing for port work. steamers and crew are noted as ready.
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San Francie
Howgnan
Nicene Ol
Eoing Enel
Tte Walian
San Feanelers
Mangoes Director Smith Adopts Gale Grafting Method
Juproywm part of de Hawtin mange wrap haa been made a ilenaite ubjeet bi Director dvr Gaici of the Feslonat HSxperiment wrathan. He developed a grafting technique using ripened wood to propagate mango trees and cover trunks with Koil, enabling reliable propagation and export potential.
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Ubjeet
Gaici
Wrathan
Franesco
Mr. Smith
Mangania
Porta
Aliy
Ile
Florida
Price
Prat
Gale
Buolih
Indi
New York
Porto Ricans at Honoraa Labor Tensions and Theft
Porto Ricans at Honora a plantation faced muttered depredations and theft amid unrest. A bold attempt to break a plantation safe failed, followed by clashes between Japanese guards and Porto Rican workers. Weapons broken, clothing stolen, and camps raided, leaving tensions high and police monitoring the area.
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Holanda
Honoka Mit
Anton
Tanspersd
Vitor
de Porto
Bank Revs Notice on Invalid Director Election
D. W. MacFarlane and attorneys demand correction of a 190% paper director election at Fit National Bank. The filing asserts the January 14 election was void, seeks a lawful vote by stockholders, and warns legal remedies if ignored. Names J. J. Donne J. Aleed Mogoon and T. J. Dillon appear as counsel.
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Romolita
Jan. Vath
Imayk
Huwati
Natlomel Hank
Strutty
Muit Bank
Waht
Eaid
D. W. Macfarlane
Fort
J. J. Donne
J. Aleed Mogoon
T. J, Dillon
Arenbecker Thanks Editor For City Change Gratitude
A reader expresses heartfelt thanks to the editor for actions in the city and recognizes a local official for support during a period of illness and recovery. The message notes appreciation for patience and public service in the community.
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Arenbecker
Tul
Lnetin
Bouin Afra Cai
Btesabcker
Kissed and parted on the transit line escape
A fragmented account describes a near collision on a rail line near a city park. Witnesses say a moving train diverted to avoid a collision, while passengers reacted to the sudden stop and crew actions as the car remained undamaged.
Junior members invited to evening class at YMCA
The notice states junior members are invited to attend a special class tomorrow at the YMCA at 7 o clock sharp. Captain Gone of the Cerwi will oversee the session and provide guidance on training methods for improving wiper and related exercises.
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MCA
Gone
Cerwi
Sotheiayy Firencwe
Caplan Gove
Tietaltad
Haual
Peter
Bill Gration
All Forms Banished At Agricultural Coviety Meeting
An agricultural coviety meeting chaired by Director Javed Smith of the Feieiat Kapernent Sutton discussed governance and criticism rules. Attendees included Jared G. Smith, T. F. Sedgwick, Mr Countr, Van Dyne, KC Ahorey, Mr Krause, and Mr Crawley, with several members absent.
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Javed Smith
Jared G. Smith
T. F. Sedgwick
Countr
van Dyne
Society
Hearing on Cable Bills in Senate Committee
Washington January 1 The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs will hold a hearing Thursday on Parisie cable matters. The following day the House committee in charge of the cable bill will convene. The moves reflect the effort to rally support for the bill amid Democratic and Republican discussions.
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Washington
Senate
Parisie
Hauge
Friends of the
Enble
Navy reshuffle signals new assignments for senior commands
Washington dispatch says Secretary has reshuffled flag officers with Rear Admiral Louie Kempt taking junior squadron command in Asiatic waters and Rear Admiral Wildes slated to sail from Sao Francisco for China in February. It notes the likelihood that Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans may remain as senior squadron commander.
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Washington
la Hia
Pensacola Navy Yard
Louie Kempt
Asiatic
Arm Hin
Wildes
Sao Francie
China
Robley D. Evans
Shaw to Take Office as Treasury Head January 25
Governor Jee lie M. Shaw of Iowa to assume charge of the Treasury Department on January 25 after a meeting with Secretary Cage. The two-hour discussion concerned a counterfeit Treasury matter and confirmed the transfer date.
Funeral of Archibald Giffan in Honolulu and San Francisco honors
Archibald Giffan’s body was laid to rest as Masonic brethren gathered to pay tribute. Relatives and Hawaiian, California, and San Francisco Masons attended a service at the Union Temple and laid him to rest in Lavirel Mill Cemetery. The Knickerbocker Quartet sang hymns, and George Davie praised Giffan's life and morals. He was a Honolulu businessman and former member of the Hawaiian Legislature.
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Ife
Gilfillan
California Lodge
Knickerbocker
George Davie
Monaluli
Davie
HKG
Flonouty
Hawaii
Knights Templar
Davis
Gillian
Philadelphia
Davin Hart
Franklin HL
California
Alice
Knox opin ion on railroad stock deposits in trust
Attorney General Knox issues an opinion on deposits by the Penney Vane Railroad Company and the Randrum Company for stock totaling 25 001 000. The ruling references acts of 1890 and 1901, noting collateral pledges and regulatory requirements affecting railroad finance and time call provisions.
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Washington
Knox
Penney Vane Railroad Company
Rand Rum Company
Trusten
Suntakin
Yorkies
Krookw
Great Britain Shrinks Forces in South Africa War
London January reports a total force reduction in South Africa from the war’s start to December, including deaths from disease, with 280 men lost in action or by disease. Of 64,390 men evacuated home, most recovered and returned to duty.
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London
Great Britain
South Africa
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