Western men seek ranching openings in Hawaii visit
Four practical Western men from Colorado and Wyoming travel to Hawaii seeking climate and market prospects for cattle and dairy. They report limited openings despite favorable winter weather and propose that land transactions by corporations could enable future settlement if transportation and access improve.
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Honoluti
Titi
Maine
Zevlandia
Pierce
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Wyoming
King Moast
Cramer
Holland
Wit- Haw
Hawaii
Bulletin
Menara
Hotland
Ett
Ares
Organtc Ac
American Agriculturivte
Stork Tulworn
San Francisco Folks Recount City Property Sale
From Bishop to Hymans Hywinns Brothers of San Francisco and Honolis describe the improved Dowata lot on the SOULAWeat corner of Kiddy and Taylor streets in Wie fortier city. Harry notes the prior year purchase for 180,500 by Charles I. Biglap and a San Francisco paper cites 187,000 as the sale figure by Hymans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hywinns Brothers
San Francisco
Honolis
Soulaweat
Kiddy and
Taylor Streets
Wie Fortier City
Harry
Kaillle Chayanne Patate
Charles i. Biglap
San Francivca
Hymana
Mangroves for Island Land Reclamation Proposed
Prof Koobele voices government backing for mangroves to reclaim swampy coastal lands in Hawaii. He argues the trees spread widely and could produce useful timber and shoreline stabilization in these islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koobele
Han Hone Ka
Hawaii
Thie
Local Garden Experts Report Healthy Plant Growth
A report notes that garden plants near a retaining root prevent erosion and keep land levels steady. Professor Koobele observed several species thriving at Moanalia, while Mr. McIntyre, in charge of Damon’s landscape, confirms good progress.
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Benneath
Koobele
Moanalia
McIntyre
Mr. Damon
Professors at Stanford Resign Over University Policies
Prof William H Mideon and Prof Charles Ny Lite resign from Stanford University in protest of enforced changes and removal of Dr Howard and Tie Rows. Vice President Tranner receives their resignations and immediately accepts the terms, with both professors to retire from teaching and leave campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
William Henry Mideon
Lettore Ani
Enaliph
Charles Ny Lite
Mathematioa
Howard and Tie
Hudson
Litre
Tranner
Dr. Little
Hudeem
Hows
Frye Bill Seeks Hawaii Subports and Entry Ports
Senator Frye introduces a bill to create Mee ports of entry in Hawaii. The Treasury Secretary could designate Hawaii sub ports of entry and a customs officer would be stationed there to enter and clear vessels and perform duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Fryes
Bill
Hawaii
Washington
Jun
Ssenator Frye
Secretary of the Treasury
Toms aMcor
Roosevelt Narrowly Escapes Grizzly Attack
January 15 in Meeker Cole reports Colonel Roosevelt faced a Rocky Mountain grizzly. A misstep nearly put him at the brink as his party opened fire. Roosevelt remained calm with his companions and secured one bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker
Cole
Roosevelt
Rocky Mountain
Trial Jury for February Vexed List of Jurors
The February trial jury list for the Court includes numerous jurors such as Robert Lydecker Walter Ingham J Oxwald Pateick Burnett Albert Marrin Frown George Clark Theman Petrio Charles Maney Peter Tir can Walter Chamberlain Thamar PoomeThehe Charles Ro Cottine Harrie Mackenzie Verey Lishman Aminean Pecker David Trattey Franck Greany Charles Fuk Albert Harner Quintue Berry David Conkling William Beliaita Samuel Nott Winfrid Hatbit Abraham Pitanali John Dright John W Smithies Mon Jane John Wise Tomes Boenenr Wien J Smith John Crnwell Goorin Markham Benjamin Kane Sheietophee Hatt.
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Cleenlt Coure
Ste
Robert
Lydecker
Walter i Pint Ingham
J. Oxwald Aitted
Pateiek H Burnett
Albert i Marrin Damen Frown
George W. Clark
Theman H Petrio
Chares Maney
Peter A.tircan
Walter Wo Chamberlain
Thamar PooMeThehe
Charlee Ro Cottine
Harrie Mackenzie
Wien J. Smith
John Crnwell
Goorin Markham
Benjamin K- Kane
Sheietophee A. Hatt
Independents Hold Caucuses In Hawaii Legislature
Delegates from the nonpartisan group gather in Honolulu from other islands and plan strategy for the Legislature. Sessions run daily with Sunday breaks, aiming to finalize plans before the February 20 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Ti Is
Legislaure
Court fines in gambling case at police court
The report states three men were fined $5 each after pleading in a gambling dispute at the police court. A fourth man received a similar fine, while another received a deposit and permission to leave. Judge Wilcox imposed the same $5 fines on the remaining defendants.
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Wilcox
Hawaiian Ready to Load
New York reports a new strain of Hawaiian cargo steamers from the Mie walian Steamship Company arrived today from Philadelphia to load Francie and Hanolili on the Hew-The latent turn of straw hate will be exhibited in our store Iwakami Hyitet Evel.
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New York
Hawaiian
Miewalian Steamship Company
Philadelphia
Francie
Hanolili
Iwakami
Hyitet
Transition to court on Hawaii annexation customs phase
Government counsel contends annexation does not immediately apply U S customs laws to Hawaii. Discussion covers period of preparation, treaty terms, and the extension of U S laws to Hawaii as it becomes a U S territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ballalior
Abbot Tudey
Smith
Congress
United States
Hae Wallan
Hawaii
Republic of Hawaii
Hewalt
Maine
Ito Hawali Axao
I Richards
Hawaiian Islands
Republic of Haseati
Delandy
Supreme Court Justices Debate Hawaii and Territory Policy
A historic discourse recalls Justice Harlan and Justices Harlin Peckhara White and McKenna arguing limits on Congress to acquire or dispose of U S territories. They discuss Hawaii and the Philippines, territorial time frames, oil laws, and the Meaty negotiations regarding an annexation treaty and provisional extension under President Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mietiile
Replirion Ag
Horrlein
Mamie Smith Weds Paria Tedan in Postwar Ceremony
The article reports the marriage of Mamie Smith to Paria Tedan in a seaside ceremony. The wedding took place outside Hevtolilt, with guests from Romilie and Red. Fiver en route to Bun Franetaro after the ceremony.
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Paria
Smith
Masih
Romilie
Coene Burke
Jess Boy
Thin San Pranciavo
Paua
Franetaro
Portuguese for Hawaii on voyage from Chicago to San Francisco
A group of two dozen Portuguese laborers bound for a sugar plantation in Hawaii traveled from Chicago to San Francisco for departure aboard the Manduin. The party included seven or eight workers who could not speak or understand English, with none of the men able to communicate in English.
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Chicago
Hawaii
San Francisco
Export Sugar Plans Stir Trade Talk in York
A dispatch reports a New York Herald item on a sugar export push involving 90 000 tons aimed at Brazil. The piece notes mill owners and producers meeting to discuss export strategies amid diplomatic pressure from Rio de Janeiro and U S Minister actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ruenon
Anieelcun Nour
Jalive
Burned at the Stake in Leavenworth
A garbled report describes a man apparently named Mexander a Black individual executed by burning at the stake in Leavenworth. The account mentions prior capture by guards and execution at the scene, with unclear references to dates and surrounding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Fomplad
Shertt
Hil Eerie
Violin Recital Opens Historic Winter Concert
Bary presents a second violin recital program on Thursday night at the Haitian Opera House. The program features Cirhelle by Mirae and other pieces, with performers Niehy Winbank and Wall in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bary
Mirae Byala
Wall
Niehy Winbank
Sailors Home Needs Funds for Expansion and Repairs
The Sailors' Home, run by Captain Bray, faces debt and a lack of endowment. Officials seek donations to enlarge the facility and cover sanitary and public works requirements, but no funds are available now. Community support is urged to meet emergency needs and resume proper operation.
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Ray
Bray
Hemet
Rathini
Mali
Salone
Lomtine Armin
Sallore
More Porto Rigans Reach California
Discontented and homesick youths and a teenage mother face possible death as a young woman aged 16 from Porto Mica laborers near Fateh and Monte Rey plans suicide after hoarding fruit and engine oil. Authorities seek assistance while friends fear discovery.
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Tee
Nev
Telee
Porte Arleainie Dentitest
Pimhlalsome
Fhe
Mawallan Telinda
Suleid Hallas
Doluree Nasteh
Robert & Jomneen
Monterey
Dane
Porte Mica
Hawaten
Jebhnson
Rane
Poole
Eity
Oman
Kitchener Sent Forces as Boers Attack near Lindley
A dispatch from Lad Kitcheners reports shows Lord Kitchener directing counter actions after Boer forces attacked Zuurtantets and Kaulfonteins near Lindley. Several leaders were captured or killed, including a Upstlnhssbiver who was Hood and shot, with two burghers flogged by De Wet's leaders. The British force suffered wounded noted at Murrayabare as operations continue toward Pretoria.
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Londons
Kitchener
Murrayelurg
Murrayabare
Grautreinet
Eemante
Calvittey Syubite
Baunt Hae
Pretoria
Propet
Kitchenert
Cretarl
Terre
Laken
Lindley
Jannareth Daw
Hood
de Wet
Vote on Army Bill Delayed by Washington Disorder
A fragmented Washington news brief notes a vote on the army reorganization bill facing delays. The final vote was expected at 4 tomorrow with opposition from Senator John and others promising to take action at the earliest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
John Uy
Rockhill In Recatled New York Herald Frat Washinarin
Fragmentary text mentions Rockhill in New York and a possible note about a state official or envoy to China. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or names beyond scattered fragments.
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New York
China
Jove Aveadlor
Don
Polly Dotson
New
Unclear text item regarding political event at Whelington
Fragmentary report mentions a figure to visit Whelington and a site trial regarding a president and serenity flag at a bar probe Iv. Details are unreadable and names unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Rocwihn
Fulnarawal
Mave Hn i Whelington
Protest Over Sugar War Lifts Pressure on Calumet Delegation
Readers see a fragmented account of a protest involving California sugar industry leaders and federal officials. The piece describes efforts by multiple delegates to draft a memorandum to the Treasury Secretary, aiming to address wartime sugar trade and import concerns affecting the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlal
Dhey
California
Hur Tuger
Tele Wal
Bereeuiry Gage
Ruailey
Germany
Ang Aim
Fragmented OCR Story About Local Election and Court
In a garbled OCR passage a local election and a court ruling are referenced. It notes a judge from Manchester and a tally or outcome, with unclear names and dates. The piece hints at political and legal proceedings including a national level component.
Vanderbilt Heir Celebration at Newport in Elegant Ceremony
A high society event in Newport marked the formal celebration of the heir to the Vanderbilt estate. Prominent attendees included Ellen Mronen and Alfred Chasine Vanderbilt, daughter and son of the late Cornetine Vanderbilt. The ceremony proceeded with customary pomp as the family hosts welcomed guests and noted forthcoming society duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newpark
Ellen Mronen
Grim obituary and funeral notices in New York paper
The page records a serious obituary with details of a death and funeral. Dorothy, daughter of A. Walker Canter, died and was buried in OrHne Mey. The notice notes a wake with family attendance and a public call for the event. Waterman Ideal Poun Swain Pen is mentioned in relation to the items.
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Dorothy
OrHne
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Los
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SOS
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Kitchner
Rockhill
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ISS
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