Fortification Plans and Pearl Harbor Work Discussed by Colonel Roessler
Army engineer Colonel Roessler outlines fortification work, visits to splits and Pearl Harbor, and plans to study the trench and water works. He notes preparing for reference to engineers, evaluating benefits versus cost, and overseeing lighthouse projects and range surveys in Honolulu Harbor.
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Roessler
United Stites Army Agineer Corps
Capitan Otwell
Pearl Harbor
Honoluta
Governor to Visit Honolulu and Carnegie Library
Governor Going bas to Cat A Library in Honolulu as part of a western tour. He aims to press for the Haswatian library bill and seek Carnegie support while in the capital. He will also meet with agricultural college officials and learn their plans. The trip includes Washington, with an expected six week absence. Meanwhile, King Edward returns to London from France and the Irish International Exhibition opens in Dublin as Halifax reports icebound steamers Ontarian Vancouver and Honan.
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Cayo
Leonsider
Haswatian
Carnegie
Honolulu
Agricutural College
Washington
Honolulu Men Favor Cutting Congress Travel Spend
Oahu executive committee met to plan reception arrangements for the visiting delegation, debating whether to cut out congressional trips to other islands. Several members urged limiting expense, with Parker proposing to move the party by water and reduce travel. The committee contemplated a $1500 cost for entertainment and a separate fund for the party’s visit, while some argued against restricting visits to the mainland. The group elected Deck as chairman, and the discussion indicated broader goals to manage expenditures and receptions for the visit.
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Honolulu
Islands
Oahu
Vhs Turenuen
Renna
Abeekston Ware
Galil
Ste
Cobsin Parker
Parker
Lane
Strikes In United States Ironworkers Continue Amid Talks
SAN FRANCISCO May 4 The situation in the ironworkers strike remains unchanged as workers plan to vote Sunday morning on strike propositions. Cherbourg France May 4 The steamers Laure Park and Jane Guillon were driven ashore in gale conditions prevailing here.
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San Francisco
Cal
Stri
Esnen
Cherbourg
France
Laure Park
Jane Guillon
Dance Tonight at Seaside Hotel For Menfolk
A dance will be given at the Seaside Hotel tonight for the menfolk who are carefully invited. Due to a private engagement, guests are asked to arrive not before half past seven.
J Hopp & Co Opens New Lewers & Cooke Store
Now Open J Hopp and Co the Furniture People have moved sample stock to Lewers and Cooke Building on King Street. The three storey and basement shop is devoted to furniture making and selling with an invitation to old customers to inspect the new quarters. The new store is now open. Lewers and Cooke Building King Street.
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J. Hopp & Co
Lewers & Cooke
King Street
Lewers & Cooke Bldg
King St
Gen Kuroki Goes East to Washington with MacArthur
Gen Kuroki has started for Washington. He is accompanied by Gen. MacArthur who will act as the Nation s representative with the Japanese General during his tour of the country.
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Seattle
Wash
Gen. Kuroki
Washington
Gen. MacArthur
Hawaii Pays Iron Works Lis 12000 Contract Approved
The board in Hilo voted to pay Iron Works for road machinery under a contract. Chairman Teld indicated the recent trip to the Legislature informs the decision. The motion passed as the contract price stood at twelve thousand dollars with no opposition. A mortgage on land in Reorneula, Hontlain was noted in a related item.
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Hilo
Supervie
Eid Haa
Henouilin
Ian
Materkal
Teld Inuie
Lesteratiee
Homelite Iron Works
Soa
Araue
Teamsters Still Out Fire Destroys German Lumber Ship
In Seattle on May 4 a German vessel named Arthur Fitzer carrying lumber was destroyed by a fire. The incident leaves Teamsters still out as authorities investigate cause and extent of the blaze.
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Associated Perens
Seattle
Wash
Arthur Fitzer
When You're Hurt How About the Bill
A persuasive pitch urges men of means to secure life and accident insurance. It argues a policy is a best friend in injury times and likens protection to having propane for war, stressing preparedness and financial security for wives and children.
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Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co
Disjointed Civic Clash Contorts Public Notice Text
Fragmented OCR yields chaotic civic and legal references. Mentions of public building projects, congressional actions, attorney general involvement, and assorted names blur into a long string of bureaucratic terms and garbled phrases. The readable core hints at a public works debate and government authority actions.
Unsigned Public Notice on Health and Highways Control
The document from an official authority outlines health and highway management actions. It mentions a governing board and financial or administrative provisions, with focus on public safety and service provisions. Names and precise places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the notice signals authority over health provisions and road management.
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Mediterranean
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Ore
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Honan
Jack McVeigh
Siperiitensdent
Amie
the Kashoo, Ltd
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Jie
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Kuroki
Brivers
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San Prancisco
Grand Jury
Hawaii
Ee Henry Silih
Trister
Freay Bnnousl Cable
Los Angeles
Teamsters
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Hawaiian Trust
Wort St. Acnolule
Bishop Street
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Taylor
Oxell
Claus
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Attmney General
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United States
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Wee Fendt
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Corieete & Aly
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Lally
Alan Scher
Pont
Pune
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Tal
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Wade
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