Annexation and treaty terms debated at government offices
Fragmented Evening Bulletin report notes discussions on annexation, government authority, and potential concessions to Japan. Mentions Daniel Logan, editor, and references to Washington and international treaties, with unclear fragments outlining policy implications and future actions.
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Brite Tah
Baybua Ily
Ashington
Japan
Is Ameteaith Comarions Refrigerator Peach 8 Plus
A garbled OCR string lists various fruits vegetables and items such as peaches oranges apples grapes lemons and onions along with shellfish and dairy terms. The text appears to be a disconnected inventory or misread product list with multiple misspellings and unclear structure.
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Comarions
Manager Mex Arekwees Movager Mars Arrives in San Francisco
Manager Mex Arekwees Movager Mars of the Colaubia Theater in San Francisco arrived in Ayho Australia this morning and is quartered at the Haawaiinn hotel to make final arrangements for the Prawiey Company season. He expressed satisfaction with assurances of good houses shown in the senate sale to date.
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Movager Mars
Colaubia Theater
San Francisco
Ayho Australia
Haawaiinn
Birnie to Preach on Cooperation of Honolulu Charities
Rev D P Birnie will speak at Central Union Church on the cooperation of Honolulu charity associations. The subject is the value of consolidating the city’s charitable work, with Birnie a strong advocate.
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D. P. Birnie
Honolula
Central Union Church
Houday
Mr. Birnie
Local Market Items and Oddities Across Town
A cluttered list of produce and goods appears with items like LAMStEATIN fruit and Cali Fresii Free fornia Oot, assorted pears apples and oranges, Lemane and dates, cauliflower, olives, ducks and other foods. The fragment mentions a Corner King and Union Lane location with a telephone number 484.
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Teri
Cali
Fresii
Bto
Canversia Exinc
Ashhies
Union Lana
Nichols Company Buyer Returns From New York Trip
F. E. Nichola of the Nichols Company returned from a business trip to New York and eastern markets. He purchased a complete assortment of novelties for his firm and secured lines of goods to suit Honolulu and the Telande market.
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F. E. Nichola
The
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Nichols Company
New York
Nichols i
Honolulu
Recovery Report for Local Residents Amid Health Check
Walluns Heinen News notes Cu Liduw dope Ban Francisco is entirely recovered in health and booking well this morning. Paul J. Voeller the grocer who returned does not appear so well but is on a high road to recovery.
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Francisco
Paul J. Voeller
Fragmentary Ad List Mentions Several Goods and Names
Fragmentary OCR lists items such as grapes cauliflower colery and other produce along with names H. E. Melnrvar and Hino. It notes a telephone number 92 and references Paina Evening Bulistin priced at 766 per month. The text resembles a classified or notice page with scattered details.
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H. E. Melnrvar
Hino
Telephone
Paina
War News Frenzy Airs Global Turbulence and Crises
Reports from Europe and the Americas describe tensions across Asia Africa and the Caribbean with threats of war and diplomatic clashes. Marshal Blanco proclaims amnesty in Cava while Spain presses demands over a steamship case and German ships back Hayti in a demand over a German national.
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Marshal Blanco
Cava
Spauixt
Spsid
American Rate Department
Weyler
Cuba
Alfonso Xitl
Tidin
Austria- Hungary
Anglican Chronicle marks fifteenth anniversary
The Anglican Church Chronicle completes its fifteenth year with November issue. Founders Reva Alex Mackintosh and George Wallane are credited for bringing the journal through its early growth. The Bulletin notes sacrifices by Mackintosh and the journal’s influence in church circles, wishing continued success to the Chronicle.
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Anglican Church Chronicle
The
Bulletin
Reva
Alex, Mackintosh
George Wallane
Ite
Mackintosh
Honolulu
Bnt Ite
BunLerns
Join Our Suit Club At Medeiros And Decker
A clothing offer advertises joining a Suit Club at Medeiros and Decker for 81 per week. The notice promotes exclusive weekly rates and the shop name as the defining detail for readers seeking formal wear subscriptions.
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Medeiros & Decker
Kure Tie and Free Pare Shake In Panama City
A quirky ad style notice promotes a shake shop offering a milk shake with shaved ice and flavored syrups. It mentions investing 100 and trying one, with branding phrases like Panama Ginoceny and a location opposite the Railway Depot on King Street. The text contains misspellings and inconsistent phrases.
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Panama
Kingstreet
Callao inquiry ties Lima with rescue demand for Uncle John mate
The State Department reportedly pressed Lima to secure the rescue of the mate of the American bark Uncle John, who was ashore at Callao on December 19 and jailed for repeatedly demanding Raimier Heer. The Anch P.T. Ryan continues at the canal with brand whiskies and a full stock of wines. Nicely furnished rooms at the Popular House, 154 Fort Street, from $1 per week.
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Callao
Lima
State Department
United States
Legation
Lime
Uncle John
Calla
P.T. Ryan
John Dewar
Fort Atreat
Fourteen Dollars a Month for Electric Lights Sparks Debate
A local resident laments high electric bills yet praises adaptability of coal oil lamps. The ad promotes a wide range of lamps from hanging and piano lamps to chandeliers and outdoor varieties, emphasizing variety, affordability, and safety for children. Located at No. 307 Fort Street opposite Spreckels' Bank, Honesida.
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Honesida
Thrum's Book Store Holiday Display Window Samples
Thrum's Book Store announces a window display featuring samples from its holiday stock. The advertisement highlights seasonal selections likely to attract customers during the holiday shopping period.
Cards and Calendars Sapte Claus Headquarters Stocking Early Import Toys
The shop reports its large stock of dolls from Europe and items from Europe’s Doll Centre and Hastero markets. It promises better prices due to early direct purchases, including leather goods souvenirs books and new stationery designs. It urges patrons to inspect the stock before buying.
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Sapte Claus
Waiketo
Europe
Hastero
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Evening Bulletin
A.V Gear
Daniel Logan
Tursdan
Is Ameteaith
Mex Arekwees
Lamsteatin Hn Fee
Walluns Heinen
Blanco
Germany
India
Africa
Brinek
Prenet
London
Awerica
Spmiv
Port Au Privee
Hayti
Linders
Republic of Santo Domingo
Republic of
San Mirtio
Italy
Socialiste
Snakima
Red Sea
Berber
Seoul
Bevlieb
Kawsian
Archange Pass
Lodian
Turkey
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Bebaeffer
Luxembure
Crotw
Congo
Republic of Central America
Win L. Merry
Fiptern
Heston Oon
Remingtons
ROTA
Remington
Thais Nes
Renawien Guarante
Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co
Riso
Kort Street
Just
Australia
E. O. Hall & Son, Limited
Cyclomere Park
Nichola
James Hutchings
Witt May & Vo
Pantie
Irene
Fort Street
Dairymea'a Association
Cleveland
H. E. Walker
Alakea Street
Masonic Temple
Honolulu Undertaking Co
HD. A. Williams
F. D
E. Willitans
Clark
Fort St
Nto
Ramey
Othe
Spreckels
Thrum’s Book Store
Bula Claus
Home Bakery
E. Poppleton
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