Fragmented 1907 Hawaii newspaper issue notes and anti Philippines debate
Readable fragments describe circulation figures for a Hawaii island weekly, then shift to political debate about federal law and Philippines independence. Mentions Rotary, district court, and references to Roosevelt era topics with scattered place and date hints.
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Hav Hononta
Matagor
Bing Company
Fat Dave Awes
Fee
Det LG
Hawaii
Aloe
Muglaiyn
Hoe Tekere Analysis On Trip Application
The fragment references hoe Tekere and information pertaining to a trip application. No clear events, dates, or organizational names are present to confirm specifics, but the notes imply evaluation or guidance related to travel paperwork and eligibility. further readable text would clarify the responsible agency and outcome.
Sale of Two Japanese Papers Recorded
A deed filed with the Office of the Registrar of Conveyances shows Subiehi Mikami conveying to Mrs. Sheba all rights to the Hier wall Jiyu Shining including appliances, machinery, furniture and goodwill for 2,000. Another deed records C. Shloanwa conveying to Sheba the Hiawall Shingo with fixtures for 15,000. A mortgage on both papers to Bank of Hawaii for 5,000 secures notes due January 1, 10K, and October 1, 10K.
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Alee
Negintrar
Subiehi Mikami
Sheba
Sol
Bank of Hawaii
Elven
Postpone Sale As Landowners Seek Lease Extensions
In a move to allow the Plantation Settlement Association members time to finish easing of the land, the sale has been postponed. The action affects a class of applicants who have been identified as part of the cooperative.
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Preartan
Prices of PUUPUEO TRACT Lots Compared to MANOA VALLEY
Prices show PUUPUEO TRACT lots cheaper at five cents per foot versus MANOA VALLEY lots at eight cents or more. Most lots offer marine and mountain views with secure financing up to 75 percent of selling price. Suitable for buyers seeking a larger, secure real estate investment.
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Puupueo
Manoa Valley
Sailors Stranded as Consul Refused Aid during Adventure
A vessel named Carrie, wrecked after grounding on a barren shore, sent a crew ashore. Reported delays and language barriers hampered US consul aid while the crew endured calm seas then a squall. Russians aided some survivors in Vladivostok, though American officials faced scrutiny.
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Carrie
Annie
Thie
Pacific
Beriencing
Huma
Vladivostok
Nicholaw Gray Shire
Cape Usin
Thorman
Vladivoutak
United States
Cagrie
Rinowlan Ery
Avery
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Hensine
York
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Linhe Heart of Humanitiy
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Hanle
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Sthippen
Howe Seineaninrit Lion
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Iwehinn
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THE
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
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Honolata
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Messi
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the Bulletin
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Honolulu
Henry May & Co., Ltd
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Frey
Muse
Osea
Young Hrea
Ban
Asher
Anaway Giri
Monckton
Hawashin
Berger
Ne Herbert
the Sanvoo
Pinwle
Med and Flack
Kamehameha Kona Coffee
Honolulu Coffee Mills
J. M. Levy & Co
Consolidated Soda Works Co., Ltd
G. S. Leithead
HF. Wichran
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Corner Potts
Iy Merchant Sts
Bill
Alexander Young Cafe
Alexander Young Bldg
Hoffman Corral
Nuuanu. L. How
Geo. A. Martin
Lawrence
Barrett
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Office Specially Co
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