Complex Liberal political maneuvering in late 19th century debate
The article outlines intense parliamentary strategy around Irish Nationalists and Liberal support, aiming to push a government policy on liquor traffic and state control. It notes potential shifts in votes, the need for a Liberal minority, and the possible impact on Home Rule and the House of Lords. The piece references efforts to secure backing for measures affecting social and moral policy and the political maneuvering surrounding Prime Minister and party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenuith
Hie
False Start Draws Attention to Foolish Workings
A correspondent derides the foolish manner of handling a complaint, noting time plainly shows him trying to play off the heated input of the rod council. The piece criticizes the method and calls for steadier conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Fitton
Local cryptic line hints at muddled house rules
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a garbled utterance about domestic matters, unclear subjects and actions. It reads like a garbled phonetic line with references to a house, someone named Nav or Navton, and a new kick, but lacks coherent structure or identifiable event.
Public Debate Over Local Assimilation Efforts
Residents near Lilia Street and beyond are urged to evaluate the merits of a proposed work project rather than relying on appeals to ethnic group divisions. The discussion touches on tensions between Hawaiian residents and haole outsiders, emphasizing public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicinity
Lilia Atréat
Leah Home Endowment Urged To Sustain Tuberculosis Campaign
A Honolulu appeal urges a large endowment for Leah Home to secure permanent tuberculosis campaign work. The piece argues a $200,000 endowment would solidify funding, support ongoing care, and elevate the home as a community headquarters amid shifting fortunes and renewed public spirit. It warns against repeating past movement fades and highlights local support potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Cty
Uch
Nual
Evening Smiles Tale Of Travel And Trial In Kentucky
Fragmented OCR text describes a group traveling in Kentucky discovering a cabin and a fall on a clay bank. A mule incident leads to delays and a later court scene where a plaintiff sues after an electric car accident leaves him with arm disability. A lawyer conducts a sympathetic examination to elicit the extent of injuries for jury testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Akopo
Loughtre Wiley
Road Talk on Honolulu Roads and Racial Disparities
A letter criticizes the roads and bridges committee of Honolulu for neglecting poorer districts. The writer recalls petitions by Mr J J regarding Lutha Street extension to the Country Club grounds and nearby roads, noting repeated inaction and alleged favoritism toward the Fourth District. The piece urges the committee to act, highlighting claims that the road supervisor lacks power without the chairmans approval and accusing officials of delaying essential repairs for political ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valietine
Columan
Honolulu
Bome
J. J
Lutha Street
Eatonnion
Country Club
Protien
Aveleruns
Ding
Han
Bia
Traoley
Quinn
Someon
Mr. Quinn
Rood rodda dispute cited by Honolulu resident landowner
A Honolulu resident and landowner asserts equal rights for the poor and rich in construction matters. The speaker thanks for courtesy and notes advance payment, dated January 26, 2010.
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Rodda
Honolulu
Capital of Co Increased for Tanjong Rubber Plant Expansion
The Tanjong Club Rubber Company approves expanding capital from $140,000 to $200,000 at an extraordinary meeting to consider a 1002 acre option from the MevanU Sunde Ratate. The land is flat, river-fronting, with eight inch soil depth, near the current property, and expected to be ready Apr 11 with more time allowed.
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Tanjong Club Rubber Company
Mevanu Sunde Ratate
Mood Rubber Land
WIL
Tanjong Olak Rubber Company
Prevent
Moe
Wat Oy
Hieropallts
Tanjong Oluk
Hanly
Bargainsintonolulu Property Deed Sale Post
Property listing fragment references a deed action at Bargainsingtonolulu with up to date details and a price cue around 2.5. The readable bits suggest a local notice of real estate transaction or sale update.
Good Lots in Kaimuki District Auction Preview
A fragment notes prime Kaimuki lots for sale in a dense real estate pitch. It mentions Pacific Road properties, a 12 room five bedroom house, pricing around 30 per unit, and references to planning rubber planting and tree bearing projections for a company. The text ends with a meeting adjournment.
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Pacific
Liquor laws in Hawaii prompt federal interference debate
A discussion in Hawaii centers on Federal versus territorial control of liquor laws. Officials, including Mr Waldron and Mr Morgan of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, debate enforcement scope, with some arguing Territory competence and others noting federal interests tied to military personnel and public order. The issue follows comments on past enforcement and potential political motivations.
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Tat
Hawaii
Waldron
Association
McCanchowy
Morgan
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
Atr. Morgan
Nquor Commission
Parritory
Amy
Navy
Gonsin
Othnmrn
Woulley
Slow on expenses eyed by officials amid retrenchment talk
Fragmentary notes show Mayor Fern challenged sanction, Aylott pressing retrenchment, and criticism of county finances. Aylah and Chie discussed economy while CHS aid and memos drew opposition to municipalJoy measures.
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Fern
Phyelelia
Janna
Territorial Board of Health Clinches Auto Transport Aid
Dr Mackall and Quinn spar with Territorial authorities over necessary but strained support for chauffeured transport to city officials on official trips. Quinn cites prior auto hire claims against city and county for travel tied to key business, arguing for objections to round trips while on duty as expenses are reviewed.
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Heaith
Mackall
Paris Floods and Great Plain Enclosing the City
A modern traveler views Paris from Montmartre as the city spreads across a plain encircled by distant towns. The plain extends at least twenty miles in diameter, with the Brine entering from Burgundy and Champagne to form a great arch around the south. Notre Dame sits among monuments, founded on ancient temples, with the Palace Mazarin housing the Ambibliotheque Nationale for over two centuries.
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Montmartre
Burgundy
Champagne
Police raise salaries across departments in city and county
A resolution was introduced at a board meeting proposing salary boosts for officers of diverse nationalities including Korean, Porto Rican, Chinese, and Japanese. The plan also covers four special officers, with monthly totals around 260 dollars for the group. In a separate note, Rev John Henry Joysett is offered a pastorate at a Birmingham church with a 12000 dollar salary and a home valued at 5000 dollars yearly.
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Cox
New York
Fifth Avenir Presbyterian
John Henry Joysett
Carre Lane Congregational Chapel
Birmingham
Ror Gale oarda ot Bullet eeaw Sele Serdech
Unable to determine readable facts from provided fragment. Contains garbled OCR text hindering extraction of names, places, dates, or events. Please supply a clearer readable passage for a proper headline and summary.
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Bulles
Billy Carlyle Dies at Yakima
Billy Carlyle, a well known Ho noluld joan and member of the Fagies, died in Yakima Washington. He was in Whalleen In thin city for some time and had been ill recently. His death followed hospital treatment and a sad scene at the Eagles gathering last night. Carlyle was beloved by all who knew him and his sudden passing elicited deep sorrow.
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Billy” Carlyle
Fagies
Yakina
Wash
Carlyle
Whalleen
Thin City
Finn
Howe
Eagles
Fong Fook Declared Insane After Double Report
Fong Fook, a Chinese man who killed a countryman with a meat cleaver, has been declared insane by three doctors Amerson Coldine and Mackall after careful examination. He is described as nonresponsive and kept at the police station separate from other detainees while awaiting commitment to the Insane Asylum.
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Fong Fook
Amerson
Coldine
Mackall
Ty Atill
Runaway Deputy and Chinese Woman Troop to Safety at Grounds
Deputy Rowe chased a runaway horse pulling a wagon with a Chinese woman and three children aboard near Dant the Loange baseball grounds. The horse bolted, the woman wrestled to keep balance, and Rowe narrowly slowed the pair as they crossed the track, saving them from a crash.
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Sheri? Rowe
Loange
Origamt
Rose
Attit
Horne
Horac
Unclear Court Entry On Two Held For Bill Dispute
Kiliana Feary and William Chitof appeared after a yesterday incident, arriving in custody and being brought before Judge Andrade this morning. The judge stated the bill was about four dollars, and the matter would be resolved with this amount.
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Kiliana Feary
William Chitofsky
Andrade
Amon tie Pasera Begets Priors in Morning Report
In a morning update, A.J. Arroll, My, i Mi J, Denkham, Mins L.A, Williams and Mian M Gtidings are listed among participants or witnesses tied to a case or event involving Amon tie Pasera and Pasera’s ties. Details are fragmentary and names appear alongside local figures.
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Amon Tie Pasera
Francisco
At Meda
A.J. Arroll
I Mi J
Denkham
Mins L.A
Williams
Mian M
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Territory of Hawaii
THE
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Wallace R. Parrington
Laitor
Meath
Poeta
Edward William F
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Hoody
France
Tima T
COUN
Parte
Hritain
House of
Ormundeaton
Mewell
Lorie
Joe Contin
Diya
Lal Aiseppobente
Stary Felts
Jose
Ewing
Kaimuki
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Leaht Home Endowment
California
Bargainsintonolulu
Kaimuki District
Cables Warxon
Waterhouse Trust
Abargala
Kalmuki
Kaimuki Park
Kai
Harvie Valley
Purl and Merchant
Etrocts
Paris
Teliere
Regal Shoe Store
Yakima
J. F. Wickman & Co., Ltd
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