Revival notice at Hye Hoard office in Exluantlan
By authority tonite revival scheduled November 2 at the office of the Hoard in Exluantlan Wat. Meeting notices and plans available at the workroom door. The Hoard will discuss bids and project details, with secretary’s role outlined and a call for members to attend.
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Exluantlan
Walhata
Salstetel
Rawal
Ane
Olen
Detelet
Pana
Hawaii
Vie
Evening Bulletin 1895 Edition Notice
The Evening Bulletin lists editor Daniel Logan and notes the newspaper date Wednesday November 4 1895. The fragment signals a historic local periodical detail with named editor.
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Daniel Logan
Government policy and rumors of Japanese territorial aims abroad
An analysis discusses annexation and policy shifts in the islands, noting Japan’s treaty rights claims and labor agreement concerns. It reviews U S and Hawaiian government positions, Citizen Castle remarks, and a cautious treasury report showing October balances, debt, and military costs, warning of political expediency.
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Shimamura
Jian
Japan
Castle
Washington
Two Years For Larceny In First Degree
Cho Kim, a Chinese clerk, was found guilty of stealing a silver watch with gold hinges from Davis on the morning of May 18. The watch, valued by witnesses, was recovered after Lemon of AG Mr. Robertson's office traced it and identified Kim. Kim was sentenced to two years at hard labor plus fines and costs.
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Davis Owned
Nik Peridaaion
Natin Ye
Lemon
AG. M. Robertson
Choek Kim
Chock Kim
Tim
Bulletin bicycle contest ballots sought in Honolulu
Bulletin notice invites ballots at the Biruix business office God King street until 12 noon on November 27 1895. Each ballot must show one vote for a bicyclist or bicycle and multiple votes void. The Most Popular Bicyclist will win the Best Bicycle prize. Tellers and judges named CG M Warr J T StackEn and B A Winans.
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Buniirix
God King Street
Honolulu
CG. M. Warr
J.T. StackEn
B.A. Winans
The Bicycle Contest Declares Local Votes and Shifts
Mis Denni Gti leads in the bicycle contest with a strong showing, second place to Miss Gti as recounts show 253 votes for Ghee Pie. Mrs Reaver now Gued gains with added totals, while Mist Mhelle King lags but attracts support. Friends of Honite Goifed work hard for her since she is viewed as a top Judy rider. Cleveland adds 211 votes to a growing total and Gambler 960. The city scene weighs the Prfine on yesterday’s count as a potential factor for third place.
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Gots Lees
Ding
Liself
Mes
Reaver
Mist
Haig
Addi
Talag
Lia Frends
Ies
Lonute
Deaery
Tor Sue
Cleveland
Sentences in Circuit Court Judge Magoon's session
Judge Magoon sentenced Charles Brewster to six months hard labor plus 50 dollars and costs for forging two drafts and a postal order. Kill Crawford and Lono paid fines for assault and battery. F A Mendenhall received one year hard labor for passing a fraudulent check. Ratman faced debt issues. Woodward's trial continued. ex Judge Henry BE Cooper sworn in as foreign affairs and attorney general ad interim. The notice ends with an ad for Criterion Seattle Beer.
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Magoon
Charles Brewster
J. Rose
W.C. Wilder, Jr
Brash
Kill Crawford
Akima
Lono
Alt Leak
F. A. Mendenhall
John Buckley
Woodward
Henry BE
Cooper
Minster of Foreign Affairs
Chit
Judd
California Woman's Christian Temperance Union Leader Praises Bicycle
Mrs. Sturtevant Peet of the California W C T U extols the bicycle as a dress reform and health booster. She argues it bans corsets, promotes physical exercise, and deters drunken riding. The Tribune wheel is praised for efficiency and feminine suitability.
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Sturtevant-Peet
California
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
San Francisco
Mniotion
New Line of White Dress Goods Arrives in Honolulu
DaY GOODS reports fresh arrivals via the Australia including white dress goods and a fine stock of Ladies' Shirt Waists and Corsets. With cholera over social life returns to normal and merchants expect a material rise in dry goods sales next month. goods are ready for inspection and offered at reasonable figures.
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Honolulu
Australia
Ialso
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Aong Time Post
Piriamote
Haten
Elise
Sonexition
Congress
Unita
Tingues
Islands
Hateb
Treasury
Aginal
Pwlithead
HD LA Mon
Perry Tave Cho Kim
Moratog
Bulletin Micycle Con
Mise Senule
Inday Cotes
Tater
Pia
JSS Mba
Mise Denis
Renner
Mise
H Leen
Mies
Annie Glark
Dora Mussman
Meren
Cleveland Struma Bler
Trumne
Monarch
Ophananelat
Reedeont
Ion
Stearne Ave
Jaindivarst
Anntal
Lara Bury
Judge Magoon
Criterion
Seattle
the Hawaiian Hardware Co. Ltd
Bigyclas
Eas
Sreev
H. E. Walker
Astron
H. G. Wooten, Nesete Mawutactivor, Tt
Nile
Phin
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