Hawaii news note on circulation and political prep 1905
A Honolulu item from the Hatlvtin Publishing Company reports weekly and daily circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin for late October 1905, noting island delivery counts and guaranteed averages. It also discusses political opinions, immigration, and public sentiment on local issues and administration.
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Hmonolulu
County of
Cana
C.G. Bock UH
Bualnow
Hatlvtin Publishing Company
Lally
Nowes
Hawai
Bulletin Publishing CO
Mockus
Hugineds
Fragmentary notes from an unclear historical page
The readable text references various names and places in a disjointed way. It mentions Mawel, Hawa, Whiikalee, Farhan, Mote, Legare, Aine, and Hatori among scattered terms. The fragmentary nature yields no coherent events or context to summarize as a full item.
Memorial tribute honors late A. Isenberg in Hawaii
A long memorial tribute recalls the life of A. Isenberg in Hawaii with notes on his character, public service, and generosity. The article highlights his early career, his influence in tennis and education, and the community's sympathy to his family during their loss.
Immigrant Distribution Campaign Reported in New York
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a campaign scene associating immigrants withundesirable outcomes. The text mentions groups, committees, and locations in New York amid references to protection concerns and generation timelines, lacking clear event or date details.
Immigration and Labor Proposals Stir Debate in 19th Century Policy
The document critiques immigrant labor impact and outlines proposed government and private strategies to channel immigrant energy into agriculture. It discusses distribution plans, capital provision, and colonization policies, arguing that immigrants form a large share of the rural labor force and should be directed to productive work.
A Ladies Hosiery Talk on New Lines and Prices
A period advertisement invites buyers to compare new hosiery lines with prior purchases. It claims better wear and value for the price and lists several black and white Lisle stockings with varying weights and styles, including silk look and lace options.
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Mercerland Livis
Jook
Unclear fragmentary notice from branch offices in Hawaii
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an organized group in Hawaii with branch offices planning principal operations in Lena region of the Southern States, mentioning a possible hunt and a World extend proposal affecting Meld Lo property.
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Hawaii
Thoni Hitenids
Lienna
Truth and faith mingle in Sunday's scene at church
A fragmentary note from Buzzane Pannernotlar describes a Sunday absence and critiques a church sermon, praising the Methodist fellowship and asking for respectful conduct in worship. The missive hints at a local press error and the writer’s concern for decorum in religious settings.
Movement toward church cooperation at New York convention
A 1920s journal excerpt urges unity among denominations to advance competition and community of interest. It argues rivalry has harmed religious activity, calls for cooperation over minor doctrinal disputes, and envisions larger, unified church action across states and outposts.
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Hell
New York City
Dematt
Lemselver
Hutrpertiion
Tony
Spirit
Sierra Departs in Quiet Quarantine Day on Wharf
The Sierra leaves for San Francisco amid strict quarantine rules. Crowds lined the waterfront as guards halted eager vendors and curious bystanders while a Chinese merchant parade drew attention for adornments and flowers.
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Sierra
San Francisco
Oreante
Mranch
Jelk
China
Governor Carter Pays Tribute On Death In New York
Governor Carter expressed deep sympathy over the death in New York of H. Alex Teenborg. He praised the late public spiritedness and noted personal friendship with Teenberg and his family. The governor also described his regret and the community’s shared sorrow while recalling plans for a European trip and their connection to the Alps and Black Forest.
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Carter
New York
H. Alex
Fander Teenborg
Weetuinens
Seanberg
Teenbere
M.A. Teenber
Kurove
Ani Dire
Lienberg
Wether
Teenders
Germany
Corre & & Spondowen
Teenberg
Atre
Japanese mariner sues schooner in admiralty action
Tannekichi Matmino, a Japanees man, sues the schooner Cord aboard through attorney J. J. Dunne. He alleges collision at anchor off Oahu on August 27 at 2 a.m. causing injury, loss of earnings, medical costs, boat repairs, and other damages totaling about 408.40. He seeks damages and a writ of attachment against the schooner.
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Tannekichi Matmino
Nherman
Witbel
Admiralty
Concord
J. J. Dunne
Axhing
Oahu
Aookour Wan
Matsnna
Tete
Fils
Jost, Malin & Lotat
Judie Mount
Germany Faces Worsening Meat Famine Across Reich
Berlin reports indicate Germany’s meat famine is growing worse with widespread measures to curb shortages. From Rikent a conference of officials notes intensified efforts to abate the crisis as food supply strains ripple through the country.
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Berlin
Germany
Rikent
Mintelpall
Chamber committee drafts memorial for Isenberg death
The Chamber of Commerce led by President Lowrey met to honor AL A Isenberg. A letter to H Hackfeld Co and a memorial by Tenney Peck were planned. The Merchants Association will decide on a day to close businesses for the funeral and relatives will be notified. Rabbit markets and meat price trends in Germany were discussed, with calls for relief measures to Prince Bulow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawryy
AL A. Leenbere
New York
Swanzy
Swanky
H. Hackfehl & Co
Isenberg
Tenney Peck
Merchants’ Association
Lowrey
H. Hackfeld & Co
Sumieh
Bolingen
Posen
Leytembr
Berlin
Prince Bulow
Ainée
Prue Wlan
Kaiser's Activity In Europe Rouses England
London reports Emperor William plans a special mission to Teheran to deepen political and commercial ties with Persia. The move unsettles English circles, seen as German expansion to challenge British influence across Southern and Northern Persia, Syria, and the Euphrates valley. Von Rowen slated to command, amid fears of Kaiser motives.
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London
William
Teheran
Germany
Perala
Amlanger
England
Persia
Syria
Euphrates
Geremany
Britain
von Rowen
Queen's Hospital Pays Patients Department Rates and Admission Rules
The Queen's Hospital offers superior private rooms with modern amenities and an elevator. Rates range from 2.50 to 3.50 for private rooms. surgical use runs 5.00 to 15.00. Practicing physicians may place patients in private rooms with their own doctor’s care, subject to hospital rules, charges paid by the patient. Applicants must furnish guaranteed charges or two weeks in advance, renewed weekly. Inquiries to Superintendent Punchbowl and Miller Streets or Resident Physician at the hospital.
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Queen's Hospital
Surgical
Eureira
Punchbowl
Miller Streets
Geo
W. Smith
Benson
Treas
Classic Literature Sets Offered With Installment Plans
A dealer advertises standard and limp leather editions of Shakespeare Goallencz and other authors including Gibbon Dickens Ruskin Scott Thackeray and more. Volumes range per Morocco binding with prices noted. buyer can pay $3 down and $3 monthly or take 10 percent cash discount. descriptive matter available.
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Morocco
Gulzot
Franc Vale
Gibbon
Rome
Dickens
Ruskin
Scott
Thackeray
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