Opening of Tehuantepec rail line marks new freight era
The Tehuantepec railway opening drew grand ceremony with the Avtrotan ship delivering sugar and freight to Salina Cruz. President Diaz attended as officials reported steady loading and a planned nine steamers service from Salina Cruz to the Atlantic. Archbishops blessed the vessel. customs and port activities showed improvements while preparations for ongoing freight handling continued.
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Hlomor Aytzunen
Dadoo
Gerthern
Tehuantepech
New York Ely
Chisperth
Salina Cox North
New
Mexico
Atlantic
Amurican-Hawaii- Pin Company
Wik Hecesanellyalow
Honolulu brewing firm delays Bock Boer release April first
The Honolulu Brewing and Matting Company will not release their Bock Boer on April 1. They believe the public will better appreciate Hatty and will publicize the beer later, delaying the market debut to a more suitable date.
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Honolulu
Methodist Church Easter Services and Hymns Rehearsal
The Methodist Church at Comercon will hold Easter services with a sermon by Rev. John Wana titled Earthquake in the Garden. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed with an offertory titled The Resurrection. A girl quartet will sing Easter Carol and Wadman will preach at 7:30 pm. Two anthems by the Kuluient Home girls and a solo by I F Byder will be performed. The public is invited.
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Comercon
John Wo Wana
Vardun
Grace Crockett
Wadman
Kuluient
Towner
Mr. I. F. Bnyder Wii
Fisther
Willhame
Meonm
Eilent WeRyer
Andrew's
Sual
Honolulu
Kintelis ‘Templars
Nawani Chapter
Rowe Cenbe
Iwelnek
Planters Association Meeting and Bishops Candidacy Rumor
The report notes a Planters Association meeting amid rumors about Bishop candidacy for governor. A critic claims the piece was hatched by political figures to thwart Bishop and describes the event as reflective of controversial plots.
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Faxon Bishop
Knyck
Easier Services in Gy Churches Amid Weekday Liturgy
Fragmented OCR notes describe church services across multiple congregations with offertories, anthems, and hymns. It mentions St Andrews Cathedral and Honolulu groups, coronation prayers, and a focus on Bible school events, with varied textual errors but clear emphasis on communal worship and special programs.
Senate V8. Carter and Married Teacher Provision Debate
Amid Senate discussions Carter continuation on page 1, arguments arise over a second reading of a bill limiting married women teachers’ employment. Smith opposes the amendment to allow support for a married teacher, Dowsett warns of hardship, and Dowsett notes the law targets latetowns with high populations. Several members push deferment for fuller reporting while other bills advance or face amendments on insurance and public office resignations.
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Senate
Reachiere
Smith
Hono Downett
Honoluli
Coelho
Dowsett
Hbwan
Mewitt
Judiciary Committee
Kablett
Chillingworth
Knudsen
Annie
Howe Oaking
Coelho Wall
Hotine
Legislative Notes Mock Debate at House Session
A fragment from a legislative column recounts the House debates and the colorful rhetoric of members. It highlights Speaker guidance, the tug of the previous question, and remarks on Kantho and other legislators, noting Dengue illness and absent days as context for debate length.
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Kaniho
Kantho
Kanthe Hiv
Hawaii Lighthouse Funding Debate in House Record
In a 1900 legislative session fragment a dispute centers on reimbursing the Territory of Hawaii for lighthouse maintenance, bells, and related structures. Mr Livingston and Mr McGavin clash over appropriations and accountability, with discussions referencing transfers to the Lighthouse Board and territorial expenses. The exchange notes prior costs from 1900 to 1904 and questions the fairness of funding captured properties and private claims in the broader governance of Hawaii’s lighthouses.
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Mullavin
Hannah
Hawai
Lurdelom
Simele Feutn
United States
Speke
WilTums
Livingston
Metavins
Mr. Mant
Krak
Howe
Mr. Livingston
Chattae
Metayins
McGavin
Ie Lale Cots
Jeutar
Williama
Speaker
MeGayin
Wall
Thir
Min
Mr. Paynes
McGavits
Territory of
Hawaiii
Dow
Mr. McGavin
Unclear OCR Fragment on Local Events and Names
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and places including a city, a couple of person names, and references to a patrol or raid. The readable portion hints at local event notes but lacks coherent facts or dates to form a clear news item.
Incomplete World News Record On Mid East Tension
Fragmented OCR text describes military and political maneuvering involving naval deployments and planned exercises. Mentions potential changes in leadership or alliances and warnings from experts about increased risk of violent deaths and civil unrest. Ends with a stray classified line noting rental ads.
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Triwane
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Pacific Transfer CO
King St
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Methodist Church
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P. E. R. Strauch Financial
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Hiram
Tex Avrocentern
Hasnide Committee
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Gomes
Bilva
Tomet
Quinn
Conditton
Kuleo
Kabula Fattoms
Ail Oaha Colleaguen
Long
Twa
Bulletin Patybehing Company
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Hawaii
Pete
Tome
Henner
Ehat
Witham
Ayenhes
Uhre
Olin
Nigmare Pelle Maret
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