Hawaii Exhibit 5 Making Good at the Seattle Fair
Walter Howell, a Cook's tourist, spent weeks in the city with Col. Greene en route to Seattle. He reports on the Hawaii exhibit, noting fine buildings, a Hawaiian landscape display, native art, and photography. The U.S. and foreign pavilions show naval and military models, agriculture, and forestry displays, with California leading state exhibits.
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Walter Howell
Greene
Powell
Pusitus Theomish
Avrangl
Soln
Seattle
Col. Greene
Honotuie
Xeonery
Honolulu
U.S. Navy
Carfeld Bor
Tuily
Turkey
Arabia
Hime
Lapottles
Oregon
California
New York
Ponte
Haber
Alex
Jane
Carlin
Artists at Gurrey's Promoting Pineapple Exhibit
A letter to Secretary Wood from Wild Cooper praises the Alaska-Yukon exposition display as the crowd favorite. It discusses poster plans, island mail, pineapple tanks, rail traffic shifts, and use of interior photos for nationwide publicity while detailing ongoing media outreach and tentatively adding new publicity events.
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Wood
Wild Cooper
Loyd
Ike
Hawaii
Atlante City
Amnt Famalo
the Coast Magazine
New Zealand
New York Herald
Chicago Record-Herald
Opium Joints Still Running Amid Court Confusion
A fragmented notice describes ongoing opium joint operations and a court hearing involving state and local officials. The piece mentions widow Cleveland and Mary Lord Harrison in a legal matter about free postage and a signed autograph conveyance tied to the late Grower Cleveland, with ensuing orders resolved at a religious institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conran
Benet
Denis Cleveland
Mirrigan
Cleveland
Mary Lord Harrison
Willow
Haleiwa Moon Night Dance Draws Town Crowd
Haleiwa hosts a full moon night dance with the Hotriwa quintet performing at the seaside venue. Residents plan a family friendly evening featuring local food, socializing, and a light program. The event aims to showcase Halawa culture and bring town folk together on Saturday afternoon.
Moteeborn Birth Notice In Local Families
Unclear OCR text reports a birth notice from local families in late 28 1001 with names and guardians. The fragment references a newborn and parental names in a community notice. The legibility prevents precise details.
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Hirewatin
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