Oldest Honolulu School in Quarantine Amid Plague Conditions
A vivid report details unsanitary conditions at Hawaii’s oldest English school in Honolulu. Quarantine warehouses, dusty halls, soot, and foul air plague the Royal School as students mingle in crowded rooms. Windows stay shut to keep out dust from garbage 'settlements' outside, while damage to panes and dirty corridors reflect deterioration and health risks.
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Honolulu
Honoluhy
Homoliia
Hawaltone
Kamen
Tm Vmk
Hawaii
Von
Mandlag
Arom
Fragmented garbled report on city issues and machinery
A distorted 19th century style record mentions vacant hermetic spaces, heat preservation, and peculiar remarks about registers and absent marks. It references Mackintoun’s fever and cold, Vilality reinforcement, dockyard sounds, and clashes over right of way among wheelbarrows and trams.
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Atractive
Howe
Mackintoun
Ainéa
Warnhown
Laat
Prrnont
Phe Daley
Uridan
Kity Street
Hwa mill cuts output as sugar crop tops expectations
At Kewa Plantation on November 27 1901 reports show the Hwa mill halted after a strong season. The crop for 1901 is projected around seven tons per acre with initial figures suggesting a total near 6 000 tons. The article notes past predictions of 20 000 tons and contends future promises of 50 000 tons of sugar. Lewis Lampe resigns as night augur boiler to take a sugar boiler role at Walanan. Mike O'Dowds is promoted to Lampe's former position.
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Hwa
Oraf
Istanis
Lewis Lampe Hae
Walanan
Mike O'Dowds
Sr. Lampe
Kewa Plantation
Thanksgiving Play and Parisian Romance at Opera House
Nell company presents the Thanksgiving play The District Attorney and the vivid The Parisian Romance by Harrison Grey Pink at the Opera House. Curtain tomorrow will start at 8 pm with a novelty act and staged paraphernalia shown in full view. Richard Mann Nell has special permission for the Parisian Romance presentation.
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Tamouk
Harrison Grey
Pink
Chan
Kilen
Opera Howse
Mr. Nell
Nell Company
Richard Mann
Portland Expo on portland fair and orient exhibits
Washington reports Secretary Wilken backs Portland's International Exposition with broad support. He promises a strong government exhibit and aims to secure valuable Orient displays through Frank Hitchcock. Also notes Maul Kea n team seeking Honolulu games and a playful, informal request from S. Kellinol to arrange lineball demonstrations.
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Washington
Joel M. Lew
Portland
Howretary Wilken
Lewt
Frank M. Hitchcock
Proclamation of Thanksgiving by Theodore Roosevelt in 1901
The president designates a day of Thanksgiving to praise God and honor President McKinley. Roosevelt urges citizens to cease labor and attend worship to thank the Giver of all blessings for national life.
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Grant
McKinley
Theodord Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt weighs Chinese exclusion law in message
A Portland Oregon special reports President Roosevelt weighing a renewed Chinese exclusion act. Secretaries differ on recommendations while Treasury plans tweaks. The piece notes inspectors, border controls, and service details of the 8th United States Infantry and 20th Infantry men aboard a transport ship in transit.
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Ronsorus
Portland
Orogon
United States
Boise
Thados Vancouver
Byphane
Howoran Wm
Colimbia
Aljerkapi
Spina Wimull Repaira Inory
Quartermie B. Rabeork
Bay Remi
Buller
Kobinsa
Major
Toweh
Washington
Roosevelt
Gage
Treasury
Canada
Narth
Mexico
Yale Beats Princeton In Fast Football Showdown
Yale defeats Princeton in a hard fought football game at Yale Field. Yale shows superior team play and a strong defense as Princeton uses frequent substitutions and attempts to pierce Yale’s line. Yale scores two touchdowns, converts one goal, and capitalizes on penalties to clinch the victory.
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New Haven
Conn
Princetan
Yale
Jay
Primeton
Umee
Princeton
Yain
Koathin
Olcutt
Tamas
Thanksgiving Day Celebrations Across City Venues
Thanksgiving activities fill the city with services at Central Union Church St Andrews Cathedral and St. Aubens. Morning masses unite Methodist and Christian congregations while a Governor’s Proclamation reads. An afternoon football game draws crowds to Oahu College campus and a cannine-free band plans a performance amid large dinners at two hotels.
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Waranty
Hare
Iostal
Central Union Church
Thetehureh
Methodiet
Christa Whiteried
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Ishop
Honolulu
Oahu College
Capitol football game day plans and teams listed
The calendar details a football game at the Capitol grounds with start at 3 30 pm and probable refereeing by W M Mabbitt who may be married that evening. It lists players from Hondrwin Athletic Crit Albert Chuva and Roblawn along with Captain Moughtathog, Lane, Waterhouse and others. The Bulletin hosts a big dinner for the team after a morning parade and ride through the city with musical instruments and a student party planned for the evening.
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Capitol Grouude
Mee Fernoon
WLU
W. M. Mabbitt
Charles
Kiston
Hondrwin Athletic
Albert Chuva
Cunters
Moughtathog
Eighe
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Dud T Mgimrds J
Waterhoune
Fey Walker
Armatrong
Waterhouse
Williamaon
Downing
Morse
Boper
Ite
Carp
Nowsboy
Bulletin
Vlty
Voles break through Princeton line in late drive
Yale’s forward rush pierced a faltering Princeton defense after a slow start, producing multiple touchdowns as the attackers found gaps in the line. The scoring surge began around the fifteenth minute, with Volo and Minwa among the standout names pushing Yale ahead decisively.
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Princeton
Yale
Priverton
Eld
Prineston
Hancock Pulled Off With No Damage
Fragmented wartime dispatch describes commander and political movement chatter. Mentions Warren and Hancock amid confusion over alignment with congressional party and military strategy.
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Hancock
Stone Rangin Reduced Hatin in Kidnap Plot
A chaotic report from Hatin on a kidnapping case involving Mise Btone. Authorities warn captors of severe consequences as negotiations stall and a violent outcome seems possible. Secret factions and patriotic factions are cited as part of the mounting tension surrounding the alleged abduction.
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Hatin
Pete Faiase
Ametaf
Rmmdak
Carling
Leignods
Mokraheem
Bart
Thanksgiving Dinner And Delegates Welcome At Waikiki Inn
A festive Thanksgiving program includes an extra fine dinner at the Waikiki Inn tomorrow with a special menu. Pan-American delegates and families arrive as General Mulroy and Martines extend welcome at Puebla. A White House visit and public institution tours mark the day, followed by a banquet at City Hall. The Dabble-Carter nuptials are noted with a church ceremony at Central Union and a reception, then a special train honeymoon to the Benin mill.
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Waikiki Inn
Pueblo
Winslow
Wessel
San Francisco
Mexico
Clr
Puebla
Mulroy
Martines
Waikiki Tun
White Colnge
Central Union Church
J. C. Carter
Mins Carter
Wister
Shingle
Mine May Damon
Mary Widdifeld
Meméhoray A. As Young
Albert Waterhouse
W. W
Wi Namwon
Wim, Walker
J. 0
Cushman Carter
Beninmila
W. W. Hall
Two Year Hard Labor for Davie in Early Trial
The court sentenced Jona Davie to two years of hard labor and a fifty cent fine after a brief trial described as wanton. The case lists multiple local witnesses and attorneys, including Edward Woodward and R. Campbell, with appeals noted and a guardian matter involving George R. Carter.
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Jona Davie
Davin
Edward Woodward
Y Guln R. Camptell
Inala Bray
Sahn M. Davin
Alejandre K. Roma
Reuben A. Dexter
Charles 8. Lane
John A. Noble
James Kabolopun
Joan J. Hangmann
James K. Mornberg
James M. Sime
Douchitt
MA Bollard
Rank Pisher
Wisty
Hard Lalat
Annie Claudine
Chara
Sollee
Louisa Kanioe
May
Edward Kaate
Mawali
Wi. Wisher
Kukut Street
Secretary Hay to Attend New York Chamber Dinner
Secretary Hay will attend the annual dinner of the New York Chamber of Commerce and respond to a toast on U S foreign policy. The remarks are expected to shed light on the nation’s approach to foreign affairs. In Oklahoma, tribal schools for Indian children face resistance from white districts amid political tension. Alabama adopts a new constitution with a majority around 31,560 as official counts come in.
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New York Chamber of Commerce
United States
Chinhama
Sathrie
O. T
Oklahoma
Tsue
Bayehota
Ta- Alona Nln
Alabama
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