Letter From King George II to Kamehameha Found in Archives
Archival fragment reveals a 1810 exchange where Kamehameha writes to the British king offering allegiance, and the Prince of Wales replies acknowledging Hawaii’s independence. The correspondence, delivered via Captain Spencer, discusses governance of the Sandwich Islands, trade, and mutual goodwill. Continued on page 8.
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Kamehameha
George VI
England
Vancouver
Cini
George
Prince of Wales
Kamehamehan
Hawaii
Louiton
Tamaahmah
Sandwich
Tslande
Hix Royal High
Hese
Capin
Bpence
Win
Capta. Spencer
Pather
Sandwich Islands
Prince of
Personal Report by Mrs Gertz Roast of Local Bar
Mrs Anna Gerte widow of the late Christian Gere files a probate report on her husband estate. The document harshly critiques local attorneys and details conflicts with Cecil Brown and James Campbell over shop rent and alleged unlawful acts. It also notes transport of freight and ships moving in and out of harbor with cargo plans and arrivals.
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Anna Gerte
Christian Gere
F. J. Russell
Christus Gerts
Gerte
Hustand
Cecil Brown
Campbell
Fort Street
Brown
Mes Gerte
Jas
Otto
Gustav
James Campbell
Cool Brown
Winthrop
Profane Language Conviction In Georgia Case
Eugene Devauchelle found guilty of profanity by judge Whitney after a decorative hearing. He was fined 910 and court costs in a case tied to a public incident near a Paton Grill. The judge ruled language obscene though the defendant appeared under the influence at the time.
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Eugene Devauchelie
Pollee Juetlog Whitney
Jmsnet
Patnon Grill
Gles
Rawling
Supreme, Court of Georgia
Raw Line
Aswlatant
Andrade
Whitney
Ehelag
Ue Patios Department
Placina
Arerat
Hut
Devauchelle
Highor
Babbitt and Carter Named for Public Instruction Post
The meeting with Governor Carter highlighted Babbitt as a leading candidate for the vacant Superintendent of Public Instruction post following J C Davia's resignation. Details of the conference remained unclear as discussions continued.
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W. HM
Babbitt
Carter
J.C. Davia
Mt Ie
Dividends Decided by Honoka Directors
Directors of Honoka reduce this month’s dividend to ten cents per share. Fifteen cents per share has been paid for the past three months. In the Supreme Court in Ku Al County the Attorney General and Tax Commissioner briefed for the Treasurer on income tax collections from plantations on Kauai versus Oahu. The case argues Oahu’s interests and party status to the salt. Matuolin is scheduled to depart for San Francisco Friday the 21st. Leave baggage orders with the Chon Kapton Co. Trunks were transported and placed in tavern storage. Teh Maine Ath.
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Honoka
Dauty
Prosser
Supreme Court
Ku al
Kawai
Honolulu
Oahu
Matuolin
San Franco
2Tu
Trunks
Taveroatia
Maine
Honolulu Enamel Souvenirs Face Price Maintainer Effort
A Honolulu dealer cites $26,000 to $30,000 invested in Hawaii enamelled souvenirs as the industry grows with twenty to twenty men and boys at work daily. He warns intense competition and thin profits, urging joint action to stabilize demand and supply, while noting Honolulu’s enamel work gains world regard and aims to keep prices steady.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Combofarne
Prenent
Delos
Honolu
Honoluli
Mosalen
Tenly
Fillarees
Meteo
Searnhe
Kaypt
Eouve Mine
Huski Hess
Grand Jury investigates waterfront corruption on shipboard fraud case
The Federal Grand Jury convened at 1 o'clock and resumed work with renewed vigor. It shifted focus from bogus money makers to investigating men who toil on the waterfront while witnesses and officials, including United States Shipping Commissioner Norman Watkins and local Fed agents, waited in Judge Dolt's corridor. The scene resembled a waterfront pageant as mariners and witnesses filled the hearing area. The inquiry continues, with references to proceedings on Page 8.
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Federal Grand Duey
Cumberfelters
Naval Fee
Marahal Hendrya
Grand Jury
Tom& Pormrdy
Judge Dolt
Amon
Sitton
United Statee Shipping
Norman Watkins
Lee Agent Larson
Dredging Changes Reported For Harbor Channel Repairs
Unclear notes describe dredging changes and harbor seedling work, with plans to begin near the inner channel and naval dock area. Weather delays and a Welcome work toward beautification of the quarantine station lawn are mentioned. The Supervisors are set to meet Monday at 780 om.
A UTE STUDY FOR SCHOOLS AND HOME WORK ROUTINES
Department notes a variety of grade level studies and home activities across schools. It lists subject areas from reading and writing to geography and physiology with daily schedules and book references for September through December across grades. The text includes references to Baldwin readers and Moris geography and notes on spelling and arithmetic practice.
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Grad
Nanwe
Baldwin
Gemle IL
Island of Man
Makawao
Crate TV
Prize competition for state teacher of the year announced
Superintendent Davie says the contest for the best poet in all schools will include private and public teachers. The December competition will conclude with the award before January 1 by a panel including the Governor and state officials plus representatives from Sons of the American Revolution, Grand Army of the Republic, and Spanish-American War Veterans.
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Patilte Tyerruetion
Davie
Hin Mending
Dave Ben Eheed
Lydy McCandless
Conaivn
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sons of the American Revolution
Grand Army of the Republic
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Oceanic Wharf
Tnter-island
Frank E. Richardson
Claudius
Louisiana
Australia
Tong
Alfred Benjamin & Co
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Kash Company
Devauchelle Gost
Waikiki
J. Hopp & Co
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National Cash Register
J. A. M. Johnson Co, Ltd
Russia
Warsaw
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Erivan
New Orleans
Roosevelt
CZAR
London
Czar Nicholas
de Witte
Department of Public
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iMeertit
Mhyedology
Fein Het Lnok
Dwit
Kohineoh Crusan
Detler Weiting
Manufacturer's Shoe Co., Ltd
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