Government Schools Vacation and Teacher Exam Dates
The document lists vacation for Government Schools beginning Friday December 4, 1803 and ending Monday January 8. By order of the Board Secretary Jown P. Scott. Teacher examination dates set for Friday January 2 and Saturday January 4, 1905 at locations Honolulu Hilo Wailuku and other towns. Also notes about holiday closings and related officials J. F Slot and others.
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Jown P. Scott
Honolulu
Tallas Hilo
Hee All
Wailuku
Manly Lita
Kanai
Onder
Ioan
Matal T
Atkinson
Lee
Daniel Logan Leads Evening Bulletin Tuesday News 1895
The Evening Bulletin dated Tuesday November 26 1895 features editor Daniel Logan guiding daily coverage. Names, pages, and notices reflect late 19th century urban reporting, with period tone and local-interest items typical of the era.
Clemency Debate On Insurrection Prisoners
The opponents offer no valid reason against clemency for remaining insurrection prisoners. Critics argue clemency conflicts with modern penology, since the crime aimed to overthrow the government and would be a crime if successful. Once subdued, penalties are justified to prevent disorder and uphold law.
Clemency Tied to Post Uprising in Hawaii
Government weighs clemency for prisoners of war and political detainees after the uprising. A petition signed by influential residents urges leniency with conditions to ensure released individuals do not engage in subverting the Republic of Hawaii again.
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Ita
Cused
Republic of Hawaii
Observations on International Issues and Local Agriculture
Spain may recognize Cuban rebels as belligerents amid cholera reports from Russia. A sanitary proposal from France aims to replace the Mexican dollar in Indo China, following Britain in Hong Kong. A labor report dismisses the Plantern Company’s findings as worthless. Thirteen Korean royal attendants were killed. Japanese arrests reported in Shanghai on a massacre. An Seoul resident accuses Japanese minister of complicity. Attention turns to fodder crops on islands as grain imports total 373,449 in 1884.
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Great Britain
France
Indo-China
Hongkong
Straits
Korea
Shanghai
Massare
Seoul
Easy foreign language learning by lurd application
An article discusses a paradoxical easy system for learning languages requiring effort and steady work. It highlights Japanese households tackling English without tutors and critiques labor politics and migration themes tied to Southern states, urging cautious interpretation of cultural and political implications.
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Kate Field
Advertiaur
Califursia
Warrimoo Repaired After Bonilla Point Grounding
The Qamedian Warrimoo steamship has been overhauled after running aground off Bonilla Point three months ago. Over 60 plates and several knees were removed and straightened, plus twisted frame sections, at a cost near 125000 dollars. The repair took three weeks with a large night crew. Capt C E Birdhee resumes command. Mgr Lawrence succeeds Mr Arundel as first officer aboard.
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Vancouver News
Warrimoo
Bonilla Point
C. EB. Birdhee
Mgr. Lawrence
Miowers
Mr. Arundel
Worrinon
Henevalent School Girls Aid Molokai Christmas Charity
Sweet charity moves High School girls to prepare gifts for Molokai’s needy. They assemble large quantities of clothing and comfort items, hoping other crowds will follow as many residents would value such care.
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Sweet Charity
Molokai
Bailey Woven Wire Mattress Maker Leads Local Industry
Ton Minion at Bailey reveals a wire weaving apparatus that produces a mattress in under an hour. The Bailey plant uses several tons of iron monthly for belts and related gear, with waste calculated to 1500 pounds per 3 tons. a drilling machine and forge repurpose waste into telephones and parts.
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Haley
Buntins
Bailey Ling
Bailey
Tribune Tandems Sell Better Wheels Than Stearns
Young man beware Stearns wheels as outdated models sold in 1895. Tribune Tandems are praised for finish, adjustable bars, and reliability. Ad urges buyers to test wheels with a first class mechanic and promises ten boys and girls wheels for Christmas, touting Tribune superiority.
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Tribune
Stearns
San Francisco
United States
Australia
Punch
Auction notice for Dow Adolfo at Honolulu harbor
In pursuance of the circuit court order, the barque Dow Adolfo and its tackles, apparel, and furniture are advertised for sale at public auction on Wednesday, November 27, in front of the station house in Honolulu. The list covers tables, chairs, nautical instruments, amounts of tobacco and food, sails, ropes, spare parts, and ship stores. The auction is conducted under authority of UK Hitchcock, Deputy Marshal, Honolulu, November 21, 130.
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Circuit Court
Adolfo
Honolulu
Hitchcock
Air
Marabal
Missing Details In A Fragmentary Berlin Item
An extremely fragmentary OCR line mentions Berlin and individuals but lacks a coherent event. The readable bits point to a possible aviation or vehicle reference with names such as Adolf or Ollie-like entries, yet no clear action, date, or outcome is discernible.
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Bi Authority
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Don Ty Cyien
Tepan
Hy Onder
Bonn
Alatal T. Atkinson
Mit
Under Heart of Kalvention
John F
Albret V Gar
Bey
J. A. King
Interior
Interior Alee
Now
USA
Daniel Logan
Uood
Wika
Spain
Heather Nutans
Raine
Russia
Silferia
Labor Committee of the Plantern’ Company
Labor Commission
the Warrimoo
Henevalent School
Ton Minion
Alana Alayaye E. Churet
Haalelea
Doc
Mixa Miron
Bo-Th
A. L. Morris & CO
St Fort Steel
Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Watkike
Marshal's Sale
Mawaii
Chang Jack Kun
Wing Mow Chan
Young Chee
Japan
Ogura & Co
Talwar Lathin
G. B. Boardman
Ogivns & Co
Mlay Cabitl
Horn
F. Horn
Mrs. Holden
M. Jorn
Adayami Hotel
Paree
H.A.A.C
Corres
King Street
Fort
A. Williams
Batt
Westmayer
Berlin
Lot Vihway
Addrean
Vater Belutrix
Ollie
the Hawaiian Hardware Co
Rena Dae
Independence Park
The
Hospital Flower Society
Bea
Boars Open
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