Fractured Post Office Notice In Honolulu Edition
A damaged page fragment from the Evening Bulletin shows postal rates and a stray 191 Me Mokhart reference. The text lists monthly and yearly rates, mentions international postpaid options, and contains garbled commentary on a political topic and a local crime or incident.
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Armivery
Americans and Ballot Power in Political Debate
Fragmented text cites James Dep Muller of The America Gommen arguing about practicality, public service, and ballot integrity. It references Bryce, the Rational Congress of Arts and Beigneur, and warnings against wealth influencing public authority. The piece discusses voting rights, party influence, and merit based appointments.
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James Dep
Muller
America Gommen
Alwave
Bryer
Rational
Loule
Amon
Hawai
Bryce Wats
Lo Cantuas
Nini
Historic trees and their role in battles and history
A fragmented historic reflection on famous trees from Lebanon willows to the Shelton oak, Sidney oak, and other noted trees. The piece links trees to battles, rulers, and moments in peacemaking, noting how they are preserved as relics of antiquity and history.
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Lone Tree Hill
Shakhe
Hay
Wrorli
Lone ‘Tree Hill
Lebanon
Israel
Lees
Woburn Abbey
Woburn
Puddineton
Henry the Eighth
Wintarth
Norfolk
William the
Sir Philip Sidney
Historic trees linked to fame and memory across lands
A fragmented narrative lists historic trees tied to events and figures from America and Britain, noting places like the Ken ton locality, Hartford charter history, Washington Elm at Cambridge, and the Lowe tree. It reflects on how such trees memorialize leaders and milestones, while pondering their eventual decline from public reverence.
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Turpin
Braittien
Joe Highwarman
Klee Turpin
Hunter Howe
Eisenheth
Watow
Bolt Robin Hood
Bhersoud Tor
United
Kintes
Kenton
William Mn
Indiana
Kings
Hartford
Ramiund Andros
James the Bacond
James Wentworth
Whitch
Washington
Cambridge
Fight for Care of Aturis Guardianship Petition
Answer of respondent in guardianship petition denies paternity of Kahooploplo and Mahoe, acknowledges only some relationships, claims illegitimacy and prior marriage, asserts petitioner resisted proceedings, and says respondent sought custody and attempted to retrieve the child for support.
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Kalama
Ehly
Kahooploplo
Mahoe
Hoopil
Moopil
Kahooplopio
Igns
Houpli
Fernandes
Tand
Pernander
iHoeyli
Nawlolva
Nabolo
Kag
Father Claims Paternity in Court Case Amid Family Dispute
In a district magistrate proceeding, the respondent asserts paternity of a minor girl named Kahooptopia, alleging the petitioner enticed her away and tried to mortgage her property. The petition describes the respondent as the father, with claims of support for Maton’s brother and opposition to the petitioner’s actions, while labeling the petitioner as a crude, undisciplined woman.
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Pallee
Maton
Hiveme
Antitste
Kahooplopio
Haleiwa Limited First Date Train Excursion
Haleiwa Limited offers a Sunday morning excursion from Honolulu at 8 22 arriving in two hours for a round trip of 2 00. Guests can spend the day at Hotel Haleiwa with swimming tennis golf drives and fishing then return by 10 10 that evening.
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Haleiwa Limited
Honolulu
Haleiwa
Sugar Manufacture: Java Process Promises Higher Yield in Hawaii
The committee on Manufacture discusses the Java Process for boiling sugar to standard purities, noting potential gains in No. 1 sugar recovery and reduced waste molasses. Industrial upgrades across Makawell, Kekaha, Koloa, and Puako plants are outlined alongside calls for standardized reporting and future improvements in milling, diffusion, and condensers.
Advances in sugar milling improve efficiency and cooling
A 1904 update notes sugar content rises from 0 to 82 percent since 1902 while sucrose in the balance drops to an average of 0.88 percent. Engineers receive credit for consistent improvements as mills operate at high strain. Water jackets for main mill bearings enable continuous cooling, with several other plant features highlighted for sugar planters.
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C. Hedemann
J. Wowie Tate
Max Lavue
N.S. Williame
Mr Heenan
Imachinery
Sroller
Makawell Plantation
Krajowsk Armahot
Hamilton-Corlisa
Austom
Kaganse
Londons
Kekuba Sugar Company
Vou
Pacific Sugar Mill
Ths
Progrem
Crete
Drolter
Tatler
Cour
Utmont
Rannie
Java Process Hailed At Planters Meeting In Hawaii
Prosident Swansy announced a correction to New York sugar prices and noted a cable from J. J Hackfeld about beet sugar crop prospects. The meeting reviewed the Java process for sugar manufacture, comparing it with the old method through Waialua experiments and noting potential efficiency gains and Dryer use considerations.
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Planters’ Association
Swansy
New York
Swanay
J. J Hackfeld
H. A.dnenberg
Licht
Swanky
Association
Williams
Puunens
Plantore
Hawaii
Waialua
Goodale
Thia
Kenton
Ewa
Williame
Punnede
Retail Signage Indicates Deep Size Reductions
Notices show two items with reduced prices: a 2 feet 6 inches by 6 feet item cut from 3 dollars to 2 dollars and a 3 feet by 6 feet item cut from 4 dollars to 1 dollar.
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Hawaiian
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King Street
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Ehlers
AG Chan
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Honetule Capital
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