Odd phrasing at New York Journal post sparks station superstition talk
A garbled excerpt from a New York Journal piece shows local characters debating superstition and police presence. The dialogue suggests thirteen officers at a station and mentions a mayoral figureJaros Jon e. The fragmentary text hints at a tense mood without clear events.
Public Land Auction in Oahu at Pouhala Ewa
On Tuesday April gth at 12 oclock a public cash sale offers 17-10 acres of land at Pouhala Ewa Oahu behind the school lot and near the Main Government Road. Upset price 209 dollars with cash U.S. Gold coin. Further details at Public Lands Office Honolulu.
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Judiciary Building
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Ewa
Oahu
U.S
Public Lands Office
Honolulu
Furnished with Uinta Vet Wool Equipment
Fragmentary text notes subscription price and attorney details. Names include A. V. Gear at 210 King St, Hoaclata. The readable portion mentions six units and unspecified monthly charges, with garbled terms and entities. The item lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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Edennbure
Uinta Vet
Ncoaente Et Antes
Critoaia Oason
Pownie
Weather report from Punahou station Mar 4
Diamond Head Signal Station notes clear skies with fresh wind. Temperatures ranged from a low of 5 to a midday high of 75. Barometer 29.90 inches, rainfall 0.00 inches, humidity 65 percent at 9 am, dew point 62 F.
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Weather Bureau
Punahou
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Arrivals and sugar shipments listed on Saint Lehua and related vessels
Arrivals include Saint Lehua Bennett from Molokai and Lanal. Stine Nocau Pedersen from Kauai ports. Ships brought 1600 bags sugar for FA Schaefer and St Hackeld Co and 5402 bags sugar for Stir James Makeo and Tullett from Kup. Stair Walaleale Green from Kilau shipped S000 bags sugar for WG Irwin and Kauai. Berlin from Koloa delivered 7028 bags sugar for H Hackfeld Co Castle & Cooke. Stine Iwalani Gregory from Hamaka carried 5063 bags sugar for FA Schaefer Co and bags coffee for TH Davius Co, Friday Mars. Amashe Endeavor McAllep to Port Townend ballast. Stine Upolu Henningsen for Ko hala and Kona.
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Stine Nocau
Pedersen
Kaual
Fa Schaefer
St Hackeld & Co
Stir James Makeo
Tullett
Kup
Stair Walaleale
Green
Kilau
WG Irwin
Kauai
Berlin
Koloa
H Hackfeld & Co
Castle & Cooke
Stine Iwalani
Gregory
Hamaka
War Housekeepers Seek Room Change Rights
Fragmentary text hints at a dispute over room changes and ownership claims. The passage references housekeepers, losers of a proper tea party, and desires to ex change them, implying a control or rights issue about rooms and property.
Passengers Arrive From Hamakua Aboard Iwalani and Kinso
From Hamakua a list includes Jani Mra Silva Mra Usenan Mrs R Medeiroa and 12 aboard. Iwalani will unload sugar into Lt. F. Chapman while Kinso is expected from Maui and Hawaii ports near midnight. Corona lies at Allen & Robinson’s wharf discharging lumber as W F Babcock sails to New York with fall cargo.
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Hamakua
Per Aime Twas Jani
Mra Silva
Mra Usenan
R Medeiroa
Iwalani
Lt. F. Chapman
Kinso
Maui
Hawaii
Corona
Allen & Robinson
Oceanic
W F Babcock
New York
Harbor News and Local Incidents in Honolulu
Sailors arrested for refusing duty to be removed from Oahu jail and boarded onto a vessel. The derelict Edward O'Brien listed as dangerous due to a starboard side listing, coal cargo risk. Harbor master staffing calls referenced. Sailor’s Home disturbance ends with fines for drunkenness. February weather report notes 71.9°F average, 3.99 inches rainfall. Panaboa artesian well level dropped to 358 feet. obituary notes Henry Smith burial in Honolulu on March 3.
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Edward O'Brien
Panaboa
Nippon Yusen Kai sha S S Kinshin Maru Leaves March For Seattle
Japan Mail Steamship Company announces the Kinshin Maru will depart this port on or about March 8 for Seattle via Vancouver B C. For freight or passage apply to W G Irwin & Co Ltd, agents.
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S.S
Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
The Conteast Dialogue On a Street Dress Decline
A fragmentary dialogue shows a character insisting on going out in a new 6100 dress while another promises to join after he trims ragged trousers. The exchange conveys tension over appearance and companionship in a street setting.
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Hellero West
Cheaper Than Dirt on the Island of Oahu
Local shoppers report a new discount outlet opening on Oahu offering low prices across household goods and clothing. Store encourages comparisons with nearby markets and promises frequent deals to attract residents.
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