Turbulent Times in May 1867 Hawaiian Bulletin and Printing
The passage appears as a historical newspaper page excerpt detailing subscription rates, publication dates, and circulation figures for the Weekly Bulletin in Hawaii. It lists pricing in advance, various dates in May, and references to printing operations and editors, with scattered names and publishing details.
IMPROVING THE HARBOR PROPOSAL DISCUSSED IN CITY MEETING
Fragmented text references harbor improvements and proposed projects within a civic session. Mentions of officials, dates, and locations are unclear but suggest planning and debate over harbor development and related infrastructure.
Street and Place Names Fragment from Historic Page
The text lists several street names such as Berstania Berdenia King Wauanu Thurston Wilder Gulick Pensacola Wilder Avenue Danalilo Fu Lillia and mentions a battle scene with refere nces to 44000 and a location in Mawea Valley Puunui Kapil Mokikt. The fragment appears to be a damaged OCR of a street index or place name list with scattered nouns and possible wartime notation.
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Berstania Street
Berdenia Street
King Street
Wauanu Street
Are you looking for a nice home with large grounds and
A fragmentary query about a home with expansive grounds. No clear subject, location, or further details are available to form a complete news item or record.
Mysterious Night Parade Ends as Harry Simpson Vanishes
In Los Angeles a festive Aloha themed pageant descended into chaos when singer Harry Simpson, formerly of Los Angeles and now in Monadn, vanished amid startled revelers. Eyewitnesses recall masked attire, gunbroidered jackets, and a shocked crowd as police questioned attendees and sought the missing man.
Temple Goes for Pr Neece Temple Goes For Pr NeSe
Deputy U S Marshal Tem ple Jett took noon on Kinitor Ville to the custody of Yoshikawa accused of stolen goods valued about 80 dollars. Yoshikawa was arrested in Milo and brought before Territorial court. judge discharged him, federal authorities to decide further action.
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Kinitor Ville
Yoshikawa
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Territorial Court
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Funeral attendance for Gear funeral in line with Masons
The funeral of the late suiciee Gear is set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Line yalenie. Rev. Wood Westerceit offers prayer after Mason services. Vocal music by a marvel Under, directed by dis. Masonic and other fraternal delegations, including Bike and Knights of Pyrhias, may attend in body.
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Wood
Westerceit
Tanygherty
Knights of
Ladies of Wile Whl Held in Porty Rican Roundup
Police rounded up a number of Porty Rican women deemed undesirable. Many were residents of the House of Adehs, a noted Wade Receory figure. The event involved a public scene and a local villet shown in the fragmentary report.
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Adehs
Wade
IMO Stony
Hawaii Fair Daughters Contest Warms Island Banter
The Bulletin promotes a contest among Hawaii’s young women to win a Pacific Coast States trip as guests of the paper. Votes and subscriptions determine the six finalists, dubbed Hawaii’s fair daughters, who will travel and be hosted by officials and business leaders. The piece emphasizes pride, public support, and the anticipated spectacle of the journey.
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Bulletin
Hawaii
Pacific
Isles
Honolulu
George Evans Ding George 3 Minuns dies veteran printer
George Evans Ding George 3 Minuns, a veteran printer, is near death after years of heart and kidney trouble. He was reported unable to live beyond a few days. Jane has worked in the Islands in printing for years, previously with Mercantile Printing Co. and Robert Grieve Co., now leading at Wall Nichols Co.
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Comerdas
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Panama
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Atny
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Minuns
Shakti Wanlddy
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Mercantile Printing Co
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Besiness Af Wall, Nichols Co
NO SPITE RESIGNATION Amid Confusion Over School Board Silence
A garbled report cites Ediner Rvening and others in a disputed resignation claim tied to the Packie Siege in Minnesota. It mentions Mr Portis and figures including Manuel Forbes, Barker, and various officials while questioning the bowl averiner and a public meeting date.
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Nis Avert PC
Als
Vliveny
Ae Forbes
Inaanuel
Portis
Nin
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