Local notices and events from the Bulletin era
A cluttered page notes five cent reprints, meetings of Hawaii Chapter No. 1 of Rebekah and Fellows’ hall gatherings, and social events including a birthday party for an infant, a Pythian Sisters dance, and a football game mention. Community announcements cover lodge activities, a trip around Oahu by a geographer, and a real estate sale near Kinau Street.
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Hawaii
Order of
Wtaree
FWA
Ban Antonio Hall
Tonney
Waikiki
Pacific Rebekah Nua
Nave
Ten
J. Tasers
Ant Urhin
Dilem
Vancouver
Davies
Bawal
Bovion
Davies Memorial
Wehildren
Mra
W. C. Crawford
Paul Kahlbaum
Keual
Kinau Street
Pisano
C. W. McDougall
Miners Shopping News From Bute Area Offers New Goods
The notice describes local shopping and new merchandise in Bute, with references to Bee Hi Homotie and Arion Prima. It mentions a variety of patterns, shops at Dunn's corner Fort and Ber estrowts, and special advertisements for Bibre and Primi moving with new ales. Local specials and family items are highlighted amid a generic sale context.
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Jo Primi
Reformers clash over lax Catholic tax payments
A chaotic bulletin recounts a raid by Deputy Resensor on Catholic lax payers at Hamulol. It notes harvest timing, a district confrontation, and a judge's order to seize funds from delinquent accounts. The piece hints at broader concerns about enforcement.
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Hamulol
Ted Ie
Thousand People Riot Protest Against Ferrer's Death
PARI October 1 Ten thousand persons joined a demonstration after word Ferrer educator was executed. Rioters pressed through streets as troops were called to restore order. Mounted cavalry charged, trampling men and women, ending in a wild scene before the crowd dispersed.
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Ferrer
Pari
Harcajona
Francisco Ferrer
Ha 'Gham
Gerth- Armion
Nagler
Money For Forts In Hawaii Fortifications
Washington Oct 12 The treasury comptroller rules money may be taken from the general fortification fund for repair and supply of fortifications on Oahu Territory of Hawaii. The ruling ends a moot point among military authorities over diverting funds for Hawaii fortifications and supplies.
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Awabhington
Tuna
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Wichonda
Forum
Hawaii
Niko
Japan Presses Crane Recall Reportedly Accepted in Tokyo
In Pekin and Tokyo, reports say Japan requests Minintee Crane’s recall to Washington, a move seen as distasteful to authorities. The affair has stirred wide talk, and recall actions followed perceived Japanese interference, prompting surprise and debate among officials and the public.
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PEKIN
Japan
Minintee
Crane
Deloy
Toyeh
Washington
Orient
Japan demands recognition in Manchuria railway issues
October 14 in Pukin, Japan submitted a letter to the Imperial Chih government asserting its right to be consulted on matters concerning the reconstruction and maintenance of the Manchurian railway. The letter, received today, signals Japan’s intent to press its claim in all Mindtruria related affairs.
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Pukin
Japan
Hae
Imperial
Chi Jeer
T Ie
Thin Haw
Cent Phone and Vineyard Gate Clash on Nuuane Stream
Local fragment notes a dispute involving G. W. McDougall and parties near Vineyard Street and Nuuane Stream. Details are incomplete but indicate a foul end and a possible court or settlement matter between named individuals.
Name and Cargo Arrive In Intact At Channel Wharf
The British ship Kirkendurbrightra arrives at Channel Wharf bearing a cargo from Hamburg. After a voyage via the Cape of Good Hope, the vessel rests at port for about a week before sailing to Seattle, Washington. The captain reports fair weather for most of the journey and that the crew included a master, thrive, and two children aboard.
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Kirkculbrightshire
Channel Wharf
Hamburk
Cape of Good Hope
Roberts
Non
Seattle
Washington
Federal Grand Jurors Return True Bills in Multiple Indictments
Reports indicate the federal grand jury returned true bills against Jacob J. Elorth a postmaster accused of misappropriating $981.62. Toyatiku charged with distilling impurities. Kim Moop sung alleged to have obtained $800 from Mrs. Marky by fake police status. and T Wallinoto charged with sub exuitment among others. The Japanees Daily Chronicle proprietor faces charges for publishing indecent material.
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Jacob J. Elorth
Kinkaha Postambator
Japanees Daily Chronicle
United States
Toyatiku
Kim Moop Sung
Mra Marky
T. Wallinoto
Shipping Notes and Arrivals at Honolulu Harbor 1914
Inter-Island steamer Claudine and others report arrivals and cargo including 2 heavy locomotives, sugar milling machinery, paddy sacks, sugar sacks, corn, wine, hides, and numerous passengers. Vessels listed include Thraday, Marnten, and Notiity, with naval movements, Army transport Thom ar for Manila, and Pacific Mail ships sailing from Yokohoma and Manila.
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Hawaii
Maui
Ko loa s School Lime Near Kuual County Omitted From List
The article describes Ko loa s School Lime near the Moloan Valley, with principal Mira Carlotta Stewart, enrollment and attendance details, a turf yard with mountains and kukul trees nearby, two rooms in the building, and children from nearby valleys engaging in baseball, high jumping, and girls’ games amid a mixed demographic including Japanese and Hawaiian families.
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Moloan
Anahola
Kilauen
Kuual
Gardoy
Rept
Mira Carlotta Stewart
Ktlaves
Nantes
Motown Vale
Hoy
Bulletin Publishing Company Ledger Catalog
A listing of blank books and ledgers in various sizes and styles offered by the Bulletin Publishing Company for record keeping and accounting needs.
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Bulletin Publishing Company
Hemenway Says Hawaii Deputy Appointment Lacks Authority
County Attorney William Hemenway states the Hawaii board cannot nullify the appointment of Smith. He asserts the Territory cannot direct a deputy from the Attorney General's department to Hawaii, and the Territorial Legislature opposed such participation in criminal prosecutions. Governor Irwin agrees, noting no obligation for aid. case proceeds in Kalina Third Circuit Court opening October 27.
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Williamy
Hia
Smith
Seneral
Hawaii
Hemenway
Loygtelahire
Counitok
Irear
Third Circuit
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Masonic Temple
Umboay
Orla
Ratorday
Barmony Lodge
Kendry
Brecker
Pri
K. of & Man
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Beretania
Vielting Vothers
Fh. Nugent
CG. KR
Goaling
BR. G
Sonululu Lodge
Hupulaly Lodge
Elks
Urwtlers
Orwad
Dodtiutt
B. R. IL
UL. Walton
Bee'y
Owolulu Aerie
P. Hall
Farethate
Port Streets
Fullne Cagler
W. M McCoy
Preat
JT Moore
Becy
M M'Klinley
Kof
B Hall
Cor
Port
Beretanta
Beeth
F. M. McOrew, C. C. J. A. Jaconsen, K. R
Prins Wall
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Porry
Todd
Rainier Beer
W. C. Bengin
Pascwrs
Fashion Saloon
Fort
Fack Sully
Tack Roberte
Primo Beer
Rye
F. McTighe & Co
ST. iRone
North Pole
Orpheum
Sail Up
We Are Saeros
San Francisco
Stewart
Geary
Union
Square Hates
Peek
Hare
Eda Andou
I Bao Steamere
Bnap of
Passures
Pattttet BC Oss
Hotel Stewart
Lehnhardt
Chamber's Drug Co., Ltd
China
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd
Weis
Hawaiian News Co., Ltd
T.A.R. Vieira & Co
Hotel St
Honolulu
S. E. Lucas
Ustillian
Masonic
Aly Nici Olfwieh
Bulletin Cfiies
Hmmpamieeens Rin
Bute
Rane Tanes
City Transfer Co
GENER
Foulend
G. W. McDougall
Pity
Nuuane
Britight Ship
Hamburgere
Vederal
The
W. W. Alana Company
Bo, King St
Thraday
Ban Francisco
Hilonian
Hehoe
Marnten
Arveral Veraela Woll
Waitt
Gidagow
Hamburg
Philippine Constabulary
Guam
Philippines
Purser Kidling
Intermund Ntonmor
Claudine
Mant
Hiawall Porte
Tore
Alle
Mateo Stommer
Mont Kaholwl
Honorury
Hille
Jovices
Nicamebiy Asia
Yokohama
Helens
Navy
Port Townsend
Puy
Soundon
Pacific
Kwhul
Thy Claudine
Muriel
Hata
Stine
Mantveieeenn
Gen. Carko
Sauna
Thomas
Pas
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Star
W. G Mull
Kawal
TKK
Nippon Maru
San Francieco
P. Pres Nod Malls
Aoranot
Brisbane
Sydney
Burn
P.m. Pan
Wattoalls
T. K. RK
Taina
Pris
P. Mm
AMM
Ingeneral Cargo
B.S. Alameda
San Fransio Pare
Malls
A&b
Aorangi
Metoria
Feths
Marata
Aimr
Magna Koa
Hawaiian
Maul Anil
Nearth
Flanders
B. Amith
Chapin
M. Brown
Swany
Bator
Haynoldon
Sinnack
R. Quinn
Willard
Mucite
Mountcastle
Ty Murray
Por U. B.A.T. Thattae
Ka Guam
Jd. van Devore
J. Bs
T. Morris
W. Hinds
A.M. Clerk
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Mauna Kea
Maalamit Hawill
Porin
Ming RT
Wilcox
Mit
Rice
Mins Parsons
C.H. Klongel
A. Lewis
Mira A. Gartley
P. G. Jones
W. A. Penn
Sills
Mira K. Whitney
Goo, Moore
Minnow Hard
Minx
R Wallace
Mian Wallace
T. Shipman
Peratmr
Judge
Kinehuey
Cockett
Mra. Bhitra
Pormandes
Mine Gibb
Transport Service
Buford
Dix
Monta
Logan
Manila
Francisce
Honeyhoridan
Wea
Mmnsa
Honohuta
Alameda
Tonvee Vow
Aarangl
Makura
Maile
A. T. Thomas
Tonyo Maru
Aarangi
Koloa's School
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