Hawaii’s Push for 1915 Exposition Representation
The Hawaii territory urges full funding of a $150,000 promotional plan to ensure Island representation at the 1915 Exposition. It argues that such investment will yield large returns for Hawaii’s national and international stature as a key Pacific naval, sugar, and climate center, with broad support in Honolulu and among territorial leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlawai Kher
Henkhowa
Hawaii
Thavan
Pacifi Coast
Hawai
Bulletin
Wood
Fragmented Text From Historical OCR
A garbled OCR passage references trains in a historical setting with unclear names and places. It mentions heat ford change of hue and possible mentions of a canal, wine, and a station. The text is highly distorted with many unreadable words and does not present a clear event or entities.
Politician Doubts Water Supply Plans Spark City Debate
A fragmented report details concerns over a proposed program by the Senate and party leaders regarding water control for the city of Herald. Critics warn against government domination of water sources while supporters cite shortages and modernization. The letter hints at conservative chambers weighing reaction and possible fact refutations.
Chinaman Shot Through Brain Lives In Pain
In a chaotic report a Chinaman was shot through the brain and survived after surgery at a hospital. The article describes a violent incident, injuries, and ongoing medical care with local authorities investigating the case.
Principals Gather for Teacher Transfer Decisions
Superintendent Hope received sixty three applications for transfers to one school with twenty five inquiries from various locations. The meeting on May 2 will address appointment procedures, study committees, and selection methods for the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Enme
Mose Colie
Gale
Khinwall
Mani
Ontaide
Homotuba
Gat
Hawaii
Rawal
Maruka site case slows in Chicago court
Chicago April 2 report details a complex court scene surrounding a divorce filed by John D. Bark against his wife. The proceedings reference a last will and testament, alleged misconduct, and delays as the case moves through the federal and state court system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mere Margaret Motefer Wack
Nowetine
John D. Bark Hee
Hnaband
Whwek
Eph
Mack
Ako
Gibbons
Fragmentary texting on Shaten and Chie prompts debate
A garbled report discusses Shaten and Chie in a national context with vague comment on a stage, a plan to cast more than work, and a warning about family charges and temptations. Names appear unclear and some phrases match New York and baby references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadae Kimatnow
New York
Evening Smiles Memoir Fragments Incoherent Text
Fragmented OCR notes show a dialogue with disjointed lines about a sitter, a date, and a wedding question. References include a child asking about the quick and the dead, a discussion of marriage, a sitter, and a quirky line about a dog. Contents are garbled without clear events or identities.
Murder Trial Page Teems With Fearful Local Prejudices
A courtroom recounts a sensational murder trial where the accused faced a second degree verdict. The report notes intense local superstition about Chinese fortune telling and the fear that the community’s views influenced the jury and the outcome of the case.
Change of 6 Notice Prompts Lodge Tournament Schedule
Notice of change of 6 involving the Territorial Treasurer Wu Kai Chee Jun Ho now Hon Mun. The Rebekah Lodge hosts an Olive tournament with a free evening. Carole will be given out at 8 and play begins promptly at 8. Entry fee $10. Prizes and refreshments provided. Want Ads will find it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Chinese Daily Newspaper
Wu Kai Chee Jun Ho
Hon Mun
Hraneh Rebekah Lodge
Taxes Pour In Continued From Age One
Taxpayers faced exemption disparities with conservation tax up to 1000 dollars and income tax up to 1500 dollars, excluding many small owners from tax. The tax assessor’s office worked at full speed as delinquency loomed by night’s end. The King’s Daughters’ Circle of Honolulu charter was approved and filed, naming May Templeton Hopper as president, Sallie Ta Williams as secretary, and Marguerite P. Tuttle as treasurer. Wash alkahirtwalsty noted for popularity.
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Etorkos
Aspeed
Hte
Loneliess
The
King’s Daughters’ Circle of
Honolulu
Territorial
Treaure Ors
May ‘Templeton Hopper
Sallie Ta. Williams
Marguerite P. Tuttle
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Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
Kerr Building
Alakea St
Associated Press
Territory of
Rerletin
Wallace RO Farrington
Belcetin
Justin
Step
Cnet
Hawai and
Clancy
Ani
Mottsmith
Paton
Honoluli Ie
California
Prosereaive Democrat
Mr. Roosevelt
Wwlieh
Rhein
Marnie
Helliah
Senate
Asauranen
Herald
Big Fruit Deal
Americas
Wittibes
Brice Clark
Weruti
United Priit Company
Bert Shasek
Hunter
Wallinlin
Hyete
Taveliek
Hinerford
Central
Voleativon
Breuhofer
Meeierl Ennett
Abel Wentee
Bain
Gonley
San Pranetacn
Istana
Mrandiven
aMtetale
Arizony
James Arfold
Shoe Company
Wim Feate
Coe Tumbus
Delinlay
Mteel Toner
We Otter
Alee
Luce
Trent Trust Company, Ltd
Gurrey
Wireless
Anineh
Juantic
Ynon
Nave
Deaton
Pune
Kauikeolani Children's Hospital
Dairymen’s Association
Bishop Trust. Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Chungin
Lys
Willy
Mont
Annie
Chines
Rutletin
Waterhouse Trust
Maton Valley Cores
Pho
Aftootan Ht
Horetania Bt
Lainaliia Be
Javnatito Bt
Sd Mutlouk Aver
Kalakaila
Manoa Valley
Makiki
Kalli
Becktey
Boretania
Wilder Ave
Oahu College
Hastings
Davia
Guardian Trust Co., Ltd
Judd
Thorn
Ony Pant
Tyler
Kabantant Wall
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort St, Tel
H.F. Wichman & CO
United Leading
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