Honolulu Letters on Progress and Politics
A long, fragmentary editorial voice critiques Honolulu civic plans and global diplomacy. It laments slow reform, praises unity for Hawaiian development, and cites tensions in New York politics and Tammany influence while urging practical action for roads, education, and harbor progress.
YMCA Building Campaign Reaches Target, Hopes For Local Labor
Managers announce record funds raised swiftly and urge no further appeals. They praise generous local donors, emphasize home participation in supplying materials and construction, and warn against delaying work to avoid spoiling the spirit of philanthropy.
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Secont
Lowes
Mont
Klvern
Avivess
Ike Ly
YMC
Poverty's Triumph as a Governor's Ideals Spark Hope
An extract from John A. Johnson reflects on poverty's harsh lessons and the drive to uplift others. It questions if real success requires suffering and contemplates the purpose guiding a life spent shaping the future, honoring work that serves the common good.
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John A. Johnson
Minneuot
United
Houses To Let Nuvanu Ave 43 R 100.00
A readable rental listing shows houses to let on Nuvanu Avenue. The entry notes unit 43 with rent set at 100.00. No further details or contact information are provided in the fragment.
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Nuvanu Ave
Poignant Reflection on Poverty and Fortitude
The passage extols fighting poverty as a noble heritage while contrasting affluence with the common man. It asserts the aim is to conquer adversity, pain, envy, and regret to develop fortitude, courage, and intelligence, emphasizing understanding the average worker's feelings and thoughts.
Maii Has Launched Chamber of Commerce
WAILUKU Oct 15 The Chamber of Commerce for Maui County was organized at the Wailuku Town Hall with about 30 present. Hon Hy Baldwin temporary chairman and C D Latkin cashier of First National Bank of Wailuku named temporary officers. Charter members pledged membership and aim to advance material political and moral interests of the county. A committee of five was appointed to draw up organization and by laws. The group urged broad support through many small contributions rather than few large gifts to build an active chamber for Maui.
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Jon
Haviers
New York
Harvier
York
Eivic Benaft Moein
Napoleon
Battle of the Pyramids
Halleting Wailord
Mach
Chamber of Commetes
County of Man
Wailiki
VOX
Hy V Baldwin
Arat Chamber of Commerce
Maui
J. N. B. Williams
A Huint Reflroan Company
Baldwin
Honolulu
Bank Commerce
Almilac
Éaplindiin
Cleveland
Ohio
H. 8. Penhallow
Walluka Sugar Company
Chamber of Commerce
County of
Saul
Campaign Notes On Honolulu YMCA Building
A lengthy appeal praises the YMCA and its leadership in Honolulu. It advocates a new YMCA building to curb vice and provide a hub for community activity, athletics, and meetings. Key figures include President Tutt Dr Hand and W R Castle, with Alexander Young noted for his early expansion vision. The plan envisions an international meet, fold events, water athletics, multiple halls, and an auditorium.
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Dr. Hand
M.G. A
Monolalu
Pacific Ocean
Hand
Uist Inds Enterprise
Somethin Huge Cai
Muccoms
Anid W. R. Castle
Varios
Indiew
Their
Conservation Society
Palma
C. A
Alexander Young
Million in Gold for Japanese Banks Reported Lost
A ship near Hackfeld wharf at about one in the morning reportedly lost millions in gold destined for Japanese banks aboard the Tenyo Maru. Prince Kun, a member of Japan’s royal family, was aboard the Wie Oriental Hiner ty as the star passenger. His presence allegedly triggered a flurry of panic among thousands aboard the vessel.
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Prince Kun
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Junty Banauld
Wien
Voyages and Vessels Move Amid Far East Diplomatic Flight
Captain Ment remarks on a voyage marked by considerable activity as the Tonyo sails past Nipper Maran and stations from Raw Francisco to Shanghai. Reporters note dignitaries aboard, including Prince and Nik, with various officials preparing for duties in China and Japan. The voyage carries gold coin and cargo, highlighting the Far East trade and impending competition with American products, as ships head toward Yokohama and Peking assignments.
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China
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J. Orange
Dushoes
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