Paul Lionberg’s Hawaii visit praised by editor in 1807
The Mawaii section recalls Hon. Paul Lionberg’s visit, praising his political influence and the creation of the Oahu Sugar Co. Limited. It credits Dillingham for foresight and notes the transition toward independence, with references to British restoration and ongoing governance questions in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lionberg
Mawaii
Scipita
I Fienter
Hiauae
Fiaenna
Hawaii
Oahu Sugar Co. Limited
Sagan
Lienberg
Don
Dilling— Han
Oorist
AML
Ganadisa Government Grants Seattle Walmon Spawn Request
Ottawa dispatch reports Ganadisa Government granted Mr Armstrong of Honolulu a supply of walmon spawn. He arrived aboard the Stone Zealantia and a Vancouver dispatch notes his return voyage around Mia.
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Buntierix
Ottawa
Ganadisa
Armatrong
Honolati
Hawaii
Zealantia
Vancouver
Mia
Entangled letters on public benefit and Cuban affairs
A jumble discusses Mr Armstrong and public benefactor status, salmon spawning attempts, and oysters in Pearl Harbor with fatal results. It mentions U S Congress action on transpacific projects, Senator Mills of Texas, and Cuban recognition efforts. It references General Gomes’s offer to treat terms with Spain and Spanish outports retreating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Pearl Harbor
Mills
Tesas
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Calla
Malls
Texas
Povernment
United States Congress
Washington
Grnerl Gomes
Wereeall
Labor chief laments Hawaii plantation labor system
W O Armstrong of the Provisional Government returns with a harsh critique of Hawaii plantation labor. He asserts free white labor could meet all toil demands, alleging strong ties between labor availability and Southern station views.
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W. O. Armstrong
Lehor
Kuoagh
Fragmentary OCR Note on Education Term Errors
A brief, mangled OCR fragment discusses the Progressive Educator and mentions spelling errors and Berlin/Irwin issues. The text is incomplete with paragraphs averaging one line, reflecting poor readability and transcription quality.
Beet Sugar Factory Report at Watsonville
By December 20 the local beet sugar operation had cut 128049 tons of beets and produced 16447 tons of sugar. About 10000 tons remain in the bine and around 2000 in the field. An artograph priced at 800 dollars is available from King Bros for nature sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watsonville
Dee
Bine
King Bros
Water Works Receipts Improve in Honolulu Half Year
Inquiry into Honolulu water payments shows a 810,000 decrease for Bas Vener and a 10,000 rise in fare receipts over the prior year. Delinquent payers have largely settled arrears, with many paying ahead for the half year. Advances in receipt numbering streamline payments, aiding future July settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pratt
Honolulu
Money for Hawaii shipment sparks no major significance
Report notes a $150000 shipment sent last Tuesday to Hawaii Consul General Wilder, deemed not unusually large for year end sugar payments. The Call quotes that President Dole and his Cabinet have not decided on any change in status for the islands. It mentions Hawaii issuing its own silver coins alongside the American geld coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Wilder
Dole
Partial sale of W S Luce property lands
A portion of the W S Luce advertised property was sold today while the Pratt premises received no bids. Officials considered offering the entire property at private sale as other parcels remained unsold. The Mrs W H L Slaith residence property was not sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Luce
W. H L. Slaith
Sensible Household Goods Ahead of Sale Sensation
Timely Topics note an immense consignment of new goods arriving for sale with a focus on indispensable kitchen items. The Gem Ice Shaver, fish scalers, French slicers, carvers, bread knives, spoons and forks are offered in multiple styles and materials at affordable prices, promising cheap, durable, labor saving choices.
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Clauss
Abov
Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited Details at Fort Street
An entry notes The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited located opposite Spreckels Bank at No 307 Fort Street. The brief card records the business address and official listing without additional context or actions.
Sale of Valuable Real Estate and Related Parcels
Fragmented OCR about a real estate sale listing parcels and owners. Mentions Rose Park area, Avon, Avon street, and various names and numbers. Indicates a public sale event with dates and locations, including references to parcels and property boundaries.
YMCA Orchestra Plans City Rehearsal Delayed
The YMCA orchestra invites amateur players about 19 to join in a city rehearsal. Violin, cornet and flute are among the instruments, with F. Wiebe as president and W. A. Loves treeneas Wray Taylor among key members.
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Y. M
Bnviton
Juvn
PAKS
Thins
Avy
Th. F. Wiebe
W. A
Treaeanes
Annual Meeting of the Capital Coffee Commercial Company
The notice states the annual meeting of the Capital Coffee Commercial Company will be held on the specified date and place, with attendees expected to attend at the office listed in the notice. Details include time and procedural notes for shareholders to convene and participate in official business.
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Stowkuid
Coffesa Commercial Company
Ginited
Weber My Uns
Hawaling Oule
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Soren
Fy Aude
Eorts
Cavite
York
Weno E
Murray
Soimanail
Oahu
Ula Sugar Co
Mickie
Wack Feld
N. F. Burgess
Heratis
Anyaus Gyateom
the Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Spreckels
Fort Street
Pares Cole
Pat Mawel
Ulsiha Bete
Alain Tele
Rose Park
Parker
Theomanei
Castle & Cooke
Crowny Milline
Ace Leroller
Stockton Millingco
Stockton
California
San Francisco
Omica
California Street
Mowulalu
Oes
The
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Santa Claus
J. M. Webb
Golden Rule Bazaar
Port Street
W. Schmidt & Song
Wi Seleet
David Dayton
Merchant Street
W. Hl
Robello
Palama
Young Street
Lunalilo
Lyle A, Dickey
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Nively Parot
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