Honolulu public works debate on sanitation and leadership
A letter outlines duties and rights in Honolulu city planning. It questions federal road experts entering local projects, urges reliance on local engineers, and criticizes past governance while stressing sanitation as key to prosperity and responsible leadership.
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Hountain
Tie Gan
Public Works Office
Honolulu Harbor Then and Now Fifty Years Past
An 1850 Polynesian editorial cited. Honolulu commerce needed expanded wharves and greater discharge facilities as ships waited and boats were used. The piece argues for larger capacity wharves to meet growing trans Pacific trade and anticipates rapid future growth for the port and islands.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Evening Smiles on Counting to Calm a Fractured Family
A fragmented dialogue shows a mother and child amid grief and tension. The boy Murry counts to calm himself as a sobbing Bride laments a distant father. An experienced parent scolds, while a daughter recalls a harsh morning and a father’s disapproval of a wayward son.
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Fred
Harbor needs and Asia steamship plans for Honolulu
The article argues for expanding Honolulu harbor to handle eight hundred ton ships and future steamers. It cites the Asia, Cunard line, 265 feet long, 2226 tons, commanded by Capt. Judkins, and urges readiness for Panama Canal era traffic with larger wharves and improved water front. It compares past progress to present needs and calls on Honolulu residents to act now.
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Great Pacific
Asia
Cunard Fine
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North American Steam and Nauteation Company
Judkins
Glingow
Napier
Cunard
Acre
Atlantic
New York
Panama
Panama Canal
Copan
Ocean
Pacife
Work A Day Religion and the English Maxton Pay Guyn
An article discusses a 19th century English religious movement linked to ROY De Jonagh Tucker, founder of a Boston benevolent church fraternity. It traces how his visit inspired ministry to the poor in England, leading to organizational spreads in Hoxton London and Liverpool and broader adoption by English allies. The piece highlights Tucker’s portrait and the continuation of the faith’s outreach.
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Guyn
England
Roy. de
Jonagh Tuckerman
Fraternity of Churches
Boston
Hla
Hoxton
London
Liverpool
Tuckerman
Heer
Island Fruit Company Deal With Express Firms
An Island Fruit Company arrangement with Welle and Farge Express Company is noted, hinting at a large shipment or settlement. The obscure text mentions a grant or grate select, but the exact purpose remains unclear and partially garbled.
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Island Fruit Company
Welle
Farge Express Company
Unitarian ministry call by Dr Toekerman founder tale
Fragmentary historical note on Dr Toekerman a Cattarian founder and his grandson In liday. Mentions of Protestant Episcopal Church in America, Roxton ministry, Cambelige author, Los Angeles Church of Tallerhing Materoly Hospital, and discussions of Unitarianism and 19th century religious movements. Includes brief references to Taft and Kanex County Republican Club and Samuel McChord Crothers.
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Toekerman Wis
Liday & Restor
Dto
America
Thekermin
Roxton
Low Angeles
Church of Tollarhing
Materoly Hospital
Los Angeles
Taft
Munachunetta
Kanex County
Unitarian Church
Lefebvre
Lowell
Samuel McChord Crothers
We Do More Than Simply Fit a Picture in a Frame
A store emphasizes its approach to framing, promising more than just fitting a picture. It highlights thoughtful design, quality materials, and customized service to match decor and space. The message invites customers to explore options and expert guidance.
Gates to sail soon after delaying departure
Paris dispatch reports John W. Gates postponing his departure to New York due to illness. He hopes to voyage aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosser in a few days if health permits. Gates, who arrived in Europe with Mrs Giles, halted a fortnights later after a throat pain led to medical care and urgent surgery by a French surgeon. The operations left a wound then healing.
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John W. Gates
New York
Re Gates
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Gates
Europe
Mra Giles
England
Inele Amit
Taylor Joins the Benedicts in a Local Scandal
Deputy collector Roger J. Tastor resigns amid a sensational report accusing him of theft and corruption involving Marie Snell and Henvtoth, with a note of possible further charges at a near future date.
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Roger J. Tastor
Wed
Masaru
Typhoid Epidemic Shocks Shelton Conn Milk Delivery
An epidemic of typhoid fever hits Shelton Connecticut prompting public health action. A milk supplier faced orders amid efforts to halt transmission and ensure safe dairy distribution.
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Shelton
Conn
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