Something Interesting From January Year Isr 1895
A brief note from January 1895 in Israel, reporting a notable event or observation. The fragment hints at colonial or regional activity, with emphasis on local happenings and dates, but details are unclear in the OCR.
Tuwatian Islands Agent Listing for Mutam Co
Macfarlane and Co as solo agent for G H Mutam and Co for the Tuwatian Islands. Listing notes 124 units or lots. Provides brokerage role and geographic scope for colonial trade posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Mutam & Co
Tuwatian Islands
Chinese Rebels In Town Threaten City Hall Of Highbinders
San Francisco Chronicle reports on the Chee Kung Tong hall in Spafford alley and links the organization to the Hang Society, detailing oaths of blood, weapons supplied to members, and alleged influence over Chinatown crime, with warnings of potential upheaval tied to China’s dynastic crisis.
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Spotford Alley
Spafford Alley
Washington
Gray
Pew Panple
San Francisco
Com
Free Masons
Chicago
Chronicle
Chee Kungs
Yang Tsze Valley
Sergeant Price
Highbinds of Tongs
China
Yellow Robe
Hung
Tao Ping
Gordon
Canton
Singapore
Malacca
Philippines
America
United States
Pacific
Chee Kung Tong
Hall of High Justice
Yeo Hing Uey
Society of Just Brotherhood
Hunge
Snd
Ir Arerson
Leix
Chinese Free Masons
Chinatown
Hongkong
Chin
Highbinder
French Cremation Society Reports Paris Cremations Rise
The fourteenth bulletin notes over 20000 cremations in Paris since the movement began. The process of reducing an adult body to ashes takes just over an hour, and the society, with many women members, promotes cremation through circulars and lectures. It aids poor families by subsidizing costs as funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Cremation Society
Paris
Pioneer Building and Loan Association Meeting Noted
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association holds a Monday evening meeting. Secretary Gear will take payments tomorrow after noon from 4 to 5 at the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
Gear
Chamber of Commerce
Election and Bail Celebrated by Company A Members
First Lieutenant election within Company A during a festive drill shed gathering. Fritz Kowell won the post as officers and volunteers, including Musicians from the Kawaiha club, enjoyed elaborate Hawaiian and American decorations, lighting, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Towse
Fritz Kowell
Terpsichore
Kawaihav
McLean
Company al
Electric Traction Hurdles at Hawaiian Tramways Meeting
Ordinary general meeting of the Hawaiian Tramways Company Limited was held at the Cannon-street Hotel London. Colonel C. M. Davidson chaired and blamed martial law for profit declines, noting reduced movement hours and upset hiring. The company lost about 5000 in profits, yet hopes remained if recent traffic returns persist. Proposals for electric traction faced high costs and legislative hurdles, though interest in conversion persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Tramways Company (Limited
Cannon-street
London
C. M. Davidson
America
Hoobly
Difficult Renewal Plan Hints at Shareholder Consent
In a discussion on renewing the electric tramway system, officials consider converting and renewing the line to satisfy shareholders and ensure line fit along with traveling poles. A Colonel Macdonyi supported the motion, and it was adopted after full information was shared with shareholders. Separately, Hans the boatboy advertises freely, donating his daily earnings to his mother and saving the rest, now over 100 pounds, hoping to continue his education and aiding Roach in managing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Macdony
London
Hans
Boatblack
Roach
Hotel Street
Mr. Roach
Pootal Savings Bank
Splinter Wounds and Iron Ships Shape Naval Design
Reports warn that combat splinters caused more injuries than shells, pushing the navy to steel and iron interiors. Oregon ships avoid wood, with iron bulkheads, decks cemented to prevent splinter damage, and watertight iron doors and docks. Observations from Bombay and Schroter align on orbital timing debates.
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Japan
Chint
Oregon
Union Tron
Orient
Wadal
Lileamy
Miss King 18 Now Third In Bicycle Contest
The daily court shows 2139 votes cast with H Walker leading, Ruby Dexter close behind. Miss Phonic King has surged to head Giles by 24 votes and remains 14 ahead of Dexter, as supporters rally for Honolulu’s best bicycle. A lively evening ensues with lawn games at the event.
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Betuerin
Attal
Walker
Ruby Dexter
Jeolumns
Miss Phonic King
Giles
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Sean Ato Tno Entrdentent
Bawaulen
A. V. Gean
Man Coe
King Street
Honolulu
Titorial Department
Businwen
P.O. Box
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Farravitte
Vintoria
Australia
Vtvetera
D. Ayer & Ci Hollister Drug Co
Republic of Hawaii
Custom House Records
GH Mumm & Co
Pommery & Grono, Moet & Chandon Hoidsivek & C
Louis Roederer
Ruinart
Clicquot
Bouche Delbeck & Co St. Marcosnx Krug & Co
Chas
Lot
Chee Tong
Kucheng
San Francisco Chronicle
First
Lieutenant
Company A
Nations
W. H. Smith
Potter
Electa Tractio
Ramwaye Co
Tae
Founder
Bend Boy
Fatehing Ven
Venus
Mr. Brenner
Macos Observatory
Bombay
Wod
Schroter
Seblaparedi
Miss King
Hoellatis Htewe Vorisg
Huby Bester
Lawn Teyms Entertainment
Tom Chung Koo
Diamond Head
Wooten
Wreeker Weyelvnds
The
Woodlawn Fruit Co
J. 8. Walker
Orient Planing Mill
King and
Bethel Streets
Haviiton
Werner IR Wather
Allen Wather
Kim Vaan
Lindlat