Matters boom in Hilo city
Reported boom in Hilo with new river works, wharf improvements, and town center projects. Governor briefs indicate rapid progress on public works and harbor plans, while homestead claims near the Mamaka coast rise to around two hundred ten. Harbor commission meeting slated next Wednesday afternoon.
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Wales
Cail
Hilo
Sus
Public
Marston Camphell
Harveyor Relkey
Tina
AW Harvey
Han
Helitant Locks
Mamakay
Aien
Thief Takes $100 From Editor Tsai
Fisher Teal of the Liberty News reports the robbery occurred last Friday. Fifty dollars were stolen from his room and another fifty from Attorney Nollare as investigators questioned Low Sing, janitor of the Chinese High School. Teal plans to depart for Canton tomorrow to take an important position.
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McDuttie
Dallas
Teak
Tim
Coaton
Norrow
Standard O Company Announces Petroleum Refining Advance
The Standard O Company of New York announces an advance related to refining petro leu and related equipment in a market update. The notice notes an increase in pricing for Polish poles used in refining processes and signals forthcoming shipments and production plans.
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Standard O Company of
New York
Missionary work in Pacific hampered by funds shortage
A Pacific mission commission laments severe funding gaps hindering work among Nauru and others. Rev. Philly A. Delaparte reports hardships, including administration, travel, and health issues, while Chairman HP Wood seeks donor support to resume plans and toward a forthcoming exposition.
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Sontis
Philly A. Delaparte
Newtonary
Nauru
Content Union Church
Mr. Dol
Tan
Pac
HP. Wood
Ta Wall
Sanbranche Ba
Ehate
Ath
Wood
Conmmunion
Roots and Herbs in Time Honored Medical Practice
A muddled note on root and herb remedies describes traditional tonics and six or more ingredients used to prepare medicines. It mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and notes public fame of herbal remedies in early domestic medicine despite noisy modern claims.
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Lydlie Pinkham
Linen and Gowns Advertising at Fort Street
Mrs. M. Ferreira ZEAVE announces linen and lingerie gowns with latest styles. Location given as 1141 Fort Street near Convent Oracirs, formerly with Mine Woodard at 68 Young Hotel.
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Convent Oracirs
Mine Woodard
Ghinese Battle Tuberculosis Fainted at Wallaku Court
In Wailok on March 1, District Magistrate Mo Kay found two Chinese combatants guilty of affray after a clash linked to Young China and local societies. Each man fined 15 dollars. Tuberculosis deaths in the sixteen days to Feb 29, 1912 reached seven, with contagious cases noted.
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Wailok
Ching
Mo‘Kay
Wallaku
At Fong
C.D. Lutkin
Young China
Chin How
Marker Street
Ahong
Bow Wong Society
Oflicers
Tow Yee Kwook Society
Market Street
Nat Goodwin Not A Ninny In Property Case
A Boston paper reports Nat GC Goodwin’s suit against his former wife Fina Goo Hleh Goodwin over a prenuptial settlement. It states Mrs Goodwin received $55,000, contradicting claims of a larger sum and notes the recent announcement that has drawn attention to the case.
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Cal
Nat GC
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Hilo City
Thief
Tsai
IN the Pacific
Elreubrttaw
Mrs. M. Ferreira
Zeave
Young Hotel
Ghinese
Nat Goodwin
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