Ocean commerce and senator deaths shape US outlook
Fragmented OCR text warns of Pacific trade risks and coastal capitol influence. It notes senator deaths in California and Penny regions signaling shifts in state sentiment and a claim that a strong United States senator embodies progress. It mentions agricultural conditions in Porto Ries and a social commission’s favorable notes for a hawkish view on markets. Hawaii is described as ahead, with broad claims of imminent changes in American access to plantations and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Ries
Porto Biny
Hawaii
Admiral Sehey Defends Actions After Santiago Harbor Find
Admiral Sehey replies to amateur reports claiming he ignored orders. He says he obeyed commands and denies differing with Admiral Sampson over the division of glory. The navy, according to him, gives the army a goal while politicians miss chances for political capital.
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Sehey
Amat
Santiago Harbor
Sampson
Navy
Departure of Mons Vaission Noted by Honolulu Society
The con ulor corps of Honolulu honors Mons Wesdon and Mons Vaission as a respected Parisian link to diplomacy. Hawaii and American history mark Voission for upholding aviation dignity, earning high praise from the French Republic and local literary and social circles for enduring service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Mons. Wesdon
Hawaii
Mons. Vaission
Voissiou
President Kinley May Make Western Trip Amid Invitations
Reports suggest President Kinley might undertake a Western tour amid upcoming events. Local chatter centers on whether formal invitations will be extended and if the visit will proceed despite lingering uncertainty.
President McKinley’s porch and the Yakon Market tale
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled account mentioning President McKinley, a market and political imagery. Names and places are unclear, but the text appears to describe a public event or speech scene with references to the president and a marketplace. The overall meaning is obscured by errors.
Prophet of Evil Opposes Americas Duty Abroad
A fragmentary public address argues that Americans must extend liberty and freedom of action to other nations, denouncing the “prophet of evil” who would curb effort and sacrifice. It cites duty at home and abroad and defends extending rights to former Spanish possessions.
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Boston
Tropics
Jaya
South
Possessiona
Hawaiian Relief Society Aids Hawaiians Since 1896
The Hawaiian Relief Society began in 1896 to aid Hawaiians during cholera and later to help the urban poor. It clothed and fed flood refugees after the Nauana flood, currently caring for about forty needy Hawaiians, mainly women and children. The society seeks land and will hold a fundraiser at Kapiolani Maternity Home grounds on Saturday March 4 to raise funds for ongoing relief work.
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Hawaiian Relief Society
Nauana
Kapiolani
British American Line Agents Report No New Operations
Teited Americam LinsWaterhouse Co agents reported no new information on future operations as the Garonne waited outside for a berth. No conference with the captain occurred by noon. Waterhouse, president, planned to leave London on the 18th for New York, with actions pending his arrival to advance line interests.
Peter French Convicted for Opium Importing in 1897 Case
Peter French faced charges of importing opium and was sentenced to three months imprisonment at hard labor plus a $500 fine and costs. He appealed before Judge Wile, with the possibility of work relief if he served the term. The note mentions Peter Pieuch and a past association with Martua Davia.
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Peter French
Conviewa
Bon Bern
Pwr
Peter Pieuch
Martua Davia
Mourarrat Surveyor Seeks Rest Space in Noonan Cemetery
An overworked surveyor estimates the amount of land remaining in Noonan Cemetery. The map shows many lots taken and little space left. Proposals to open new avenues and adjust plots are discussed to provide additional room.
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M.D. Mourarrat
Noonan
Fragmented OCR: unclear town notice and names
The readable text fragment hints at a locals notice or announcement with scattered names and dates but lacks coherent facts. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable, leaving the record ambiguous and non-informative.
Campaign notes at health board meeting reveal fraud in food supply
At a special health board session Arthur Jolivetone, food inspector, presented a monthly report showing widespread adulteration in Honolulu foods. Milk contains up to forty percent water, coffee adulterants range widely, and several canned goods labeled rotten were found. Dr. Sago, Japanes e, recommended for a dental license. The board accepted the resignation of T F B Lansing with regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noretal Merta Pood
Boanl of Health
Arthur Jolivetone
Honolulu
Cocva
Sago
Japsneas
Lansing
Democratic National Committee forms advisory campaign panel
Chairman Jones of the Democratic National Committee named an advisory committee to the National Campaign Committee to advance the party line per the national platform. Members include SOPHEN M. White of California Dr Cam pau of Michigan Norman Mack of New York John P. Altgeld of Illinois George Bred Williams of Massachusetts with headquarters in Washington.
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Washington
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Nation
Democratic Committee
Himsell
Soepien M. White
California
Dr. Campau
Michigan
Norman Mack
New York
John P. Altgeld
Tineis
George Bred. Williams
Massachusette
Hot fashion and meals drive bold service
Customers crave heat in meals and garments alike as designers showcase sharp, brainy apparel. Men and boys eager to claim the latest line, tipping caps to the skilled craftsmen who deliver flair and heat in every item.
Judge Barraw Retires From United States Court
Loviville Kentucky February 21 After a service of twenty years Judge John W Barraw announced his resignation The president appointed by Hayes in 1880 he will enter on full pay of 6000 per year after meeting required tenure The note reflects late 19th century court service and retirement factors.
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Loviville
United States Court of Kentucky
Dudge
John W. Barraw
McKinley
Wievenich
Judge Bare
Hayes
Sterling bicycles arriving from Pacific Cycle Co
Daintz Rivent discusses the world calling the Sterling dainty elegant in many languages. A well designed wheel is both useful and beautiful, enhancing rider appearance. The Pacific Cycle & Mig Co. announce new Sterling bicycles in transit aboard the Moana.
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Daintz Rivennt
Zierlich
Sterlih
Pacific Cycle & Mig Co
Sterling
Moana
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Maan Island
Editorial
Rone
Pomattig Box
Ina
Pacific
United States
Kinley
Katte
Belin
MeKintny
Elton
Jug
Wiluibawiig
Lins
Seanad
the Kash
Hotel Strot
Waverley Bloct
Dr. Delmel
Ben
Fort Street
Grant Allen
Slenkiewicz
Hall Caine
Charles Klee
A. Dumas
A. C. Gunter
Georgie Steldon
Southworth
Beatrice Kl
Albert Rost
Opie Read
W. Clarke
Russell
Charlotte M. Braeme
Magnes Fleming
Robert Louis Stevenson
Marie Corelli
St. George Ruthbarm
Farraapenden
Jarret
THE
Golden Rule Bazaar
J. M. Webb
Cain
W.W. Dimond & Co
Bafsole
Hawaiian Islands
Telephone
Lockemrrit
J.T. Lund
Practical
Brongy Kloot
Dioyele
Union Street
BT Tower
Bethel St
Castle & Cooke
Scandhar
JONDS
Clark
Pacl Alardware Co., Ltd
Mir
Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
People’s Providers
Hses
the People's Providers
Ogden Milling & Elevator Co
Theo. H. Davies Co, Ltd
Pottie
John Otheu & Sons
Pottie & Sons
Co. W. Macfarlane
Love Building
Fort St
Honolulu Drug CO
Vooblelt Ithok
Wingst Pure Drage and
Chemicala
Westinghouse
Visath
J. M. Dowsett
F.n.orremba
Liso
Manuel Nunes
KING
Cloela
Iherehante
Bulletin
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