Fragmented 19th Century Editorial Fragment
A garbled set of editorial remarks discusses media power and public works. It touches on advertising aims, newspaper influence, taxation, and government budgeting. Names and places are largely unreadable, with scattered references to committees, islands, banks, and territorial finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkling
Monkereuf Honobuhy
Banka
Treamirer Conk- Jie
Peukon
Honoluli
Express
Otea
Fragmented political debate on delegate selection and governance
An OCR fragment discusses tensions over a governor’s appointment and the role of Treasurer Shingle. It references political factions including Prear and anti-Prear, a potential delegate race, and the newspaper’s editor wondering about public support and the Morning Paper’s understanding of the situation. The piece hints at campaign strategy and partisan divides surrounding an upcoming leadership decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Judee
A. Davis
Seldoh
Rande
Swortinie
Onlt
Sloamspuigh
Bhiogte
Wtarta
Breat
Taft Knox Policy Toward China Examined
The article discusses objections to China loan terms and the risk of U S collection efforts. It cites Frederick McCormick of Scribner's Magazine noting China signed currency loan terms April 15 1911 with Britain France Germany and the United States aimed at a unified currency standard and imperial reconstruction, needing Western approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Orient
Frederick McCormick
Scribner’s
Helain
Germwny
France
Mr. McCormick
America
Great Britain
Germany
London
Englund
Evening Smiles in the Park and a Strained Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue unfolds about supper and appetite as a corportation lawyer voices doubt about handling cases. The scene references a park setting and a confused exchange with incomplete lines and garbled names.
Open Door Doctrine and China's Currency Reform Debated
The article surveys U SChina relations from the open door doctrine to currency reform, noting Taft and Knox backing a currency loan. It discusses European influence, fears of a European board controlling China, and America’s role as a creditor. It mentions possible upheaval in China and Pacific fleet readiness if rebels rise. Political chatter in Hawaii is also noted as sugar and local leadership debates unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
England
Prince
America
Owen
Europe
Tor Fiance
European Board of Control
Great
Hellal Pree
Germany
Chin
Washington
United Stites
Philanthropie Séltiatmees
Taft
Knox
Tate
Baxtert Ask
McCormick
Anson Burtingnine
Ching
William H. Seward
Anson
Settlement of Kapaa Lease Details Reached
The Governor and Senator Falenhlld resolved the Kapaa land dispute last Tuesday. Land Commissioner Charlee 8 Judd planned to refer the matter to Secretary of the Land Board J. Brown for approval before advertisement. The core issue was the land location and its implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapaa
Falenhlld
Hns
Huntier
Piiot
Charlee
Jand Board
J. Brown
Phil Xhontt
Gland Fruit Company Partners With Wells Fargo and Rxprews
A historical notice reports the Gland Fruit Company aligning with Wells Fargo and Rxprews Company in a joint venture. The arrangement signals potential expansion, distribution reach, and financial backing through the three entities, indicating a strategic business collaboration of regional significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gland Fruit Company
Wells, Fargo, Rxprews Company
Inspector exam plan to select a strong force
A health department official outlined a plan to require all inspectors to pass an examination. The process would test applicants on relevant duties and prepare a trained, capable staff for enforcement and inspections.
Drafted Outline Sent to Senator Falredld for Approval
A draft outline was sent to Senator Falredld for approval after initial publication. He replied with minor email edits and a new tag, but no substantive changes to the lease terms. The matter now moves forward with the originally published details intact.
Maui Court Adjourns As Two Bie Cases Continue
Two of the cases before the circuit court were continued until morning. The case of the Pele Kune Jandy at Lahaina Maui was further considered and the ownership dispute of land on Walpiopito Road was also argued further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahaina
Maui
Walpiopito
Onein Eight Registered in He vote clerical notes
Kal Kathe county clerk reports on registration totals and district allocations. The Fourth District supplies most voters with 126 of 180 total registrants while Path contributes 32 and other districts provide the remainder. A Chinaman near Beretania street triggers police attention and an election dispute involves William G. Irwin suing Sal Hoy and Lank Piock for 217.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kal Kathe
Honstate
Walline
Amwreara
Portuquins
Honolulu
Adray Chinaman
Beretania Street
Chiet ‘Thurnton
Tua Nt
Palace
Neor
Tune Au
Poller
Willian G. Irwin
Sal Hoy
Lank Piock
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Vx Re
Evening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
Kerr Building
Alakea St
Territory of Hawaii
Associated Press
Warnack
Eorror
Canada
Pomipad
Forearm
Hoan Fe Mernstaase
HME
Cama
Paleobillio
Gmblie
Iivuntigator
Caries
Tealiwation
Mediterranean
Hawaii
Board of Supervisors
Woined Win
Lawn Pond Commission
Che Falianibe
Taft-Knox
Theralvin
Proasiana
English Channel
Lord Time
Sugar Trust
Haewalla
Oriental Popation
Hawai
Trent Trust € 0., Ltd
Securit
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Streat
Gurrey
Penhurst
J BL Pratt
AtLueney-Aivnivrad Laudbay
Haywall
Ruiter
Agnora
W. J. Robinson
Annie Kola
George Kola
Oniteur Ett Chammionahin
Huden-faden
Alex Keel
Chicana
Thermos
HE. Wichman &Co. Leading Jewelers
Waterhouse Trust
Puupueo
Manoa Valley
Capitol
CROSSETT _ SHOE
Lewis A. Crossett, Inc
Mahan
Marth Abington, Maca
Manufacturer’s Shoe Co
Sheridan Street
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