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Sweet Emalia is out in Honolulu! 1908.
LUNATICS, VAGS AND MUTINEERS IN COURT Police Court Judge Frank Andrade this morning felt that he sat on the edge of an active volcano, for through the window over his starboard shoulder, up from the p… more →
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Sweet Emalia is out in Honolulu! 1908.
wrote 5 days ago: LUNATICS, VAGS AND MUTINEERS IN COURT Police Court Judge Frank Andrade this morning felt that he sat … more →
Sweet Emalia out and about, 1901.
wrote 1 week ago: [Found under: "LOCAL 'HAWKSHAWS' OWN UP IDENTITY ... Sweet Emalia Denied the Oft-Repeated Impeachmen … more →
More on the death of Keanu, 1902.
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wrote 1 month ago: KEANU DIES ON THE SEA SHORE Shortly after 8 o’clock yesterday morning the body of Keanu, a hig … more →
Chronicling America
wrote 1 month ago: I recently had some luck in finding my 2nd Great-Grandfather Samuel Thomas ROORK and his family ment … more →
Bismarck Tribune Online 1873-1922
wrote 1 month ago: This is exciting! Thanks to the National Digital Newspaper Program and a grant of $350,000 from the … more →
800,000 more word-searchable pages added to Chronicling America, 2013.
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wrote 2 months ago: Chronicling America Update: 800,000 added pages, including newspapers from North Dakota and Indiana … more →
Chronicling America now at 6 million+ pages; Vermont contributes 129,900 pages
wrote 2 months ago: The Library of Congress announced on March 18 that Chronicling America has been updated with over 88 … more →
New historic Oregon newspaper content now online at Chronicling America!
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wrote 2 months ago: Attention all historic Oregon newspaper lovers! The Library of Congress and National Endowment for t … more →
Tourists... 1906.
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wrote 3 months ago: [Found under: "TOWN TALK"] One of my Southern California friends here with the party of editors had … more →
New library to open, 1913.
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wrote 3 months ago: CEREMONY WILL OPEN PUBLIC LIBRARY All Invited to Attend Special Program Tomorrow Afternoon Governor … more →
James Pauahi Alohikea and the alalaua, 1917.
wrote 4 months ago: J. P. ALOHIKEA MEETS HIS DEATH In common with a good many other Hawaiians, J. P. Alohikea, the well … more →
More on the alalaua, 1917.
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wrote 4 months ago: THE RED FISH INVASION The ancient superstition that visits of red fish in large numbers to the Islan … more →
More on the Boston, in English, 1893.
wrote 4 months ago: The U. S. S. Boston Lands Sailors and Marines. (From Daily, January 17.) Yesterday was an eventful d … more →
More on the Boston, in English, 1893.
wrote 4 months ago: Of What Are They Afraid? Editor Bulletin:— The Advertiser this morning says: “The landing of t … more →
The Progressive News, 1914.
wrote 4 months ago: [Other than Chronicling America, you can also find newspapers from Hawaii on Google Books. Here belo … more →
Always Worth a Second Look, the Benefits of Time and Digitization
wrote 4 months ago: Sometimes, the most helpful resource is a newer format of an old standby. As Finding Aids & Beyo … more →
E o, e Kaleleonalani! Queen Emma and Kamehameha Schools, 1887.
wrote 4 months ago: KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOL. The gates of the Kamehameha School for boys will open in October of this current … more →
A glimpse into the beginnings of Kuokoa Home Rula, 1902.
wrote 4 months ago: NEW EPITHET APPLIED “MISSIONARY PROTESTANT REPUBLICANS” NOW. The Organ of the Home Rule … more →
And yet another on Liliu and the Red Cross, 1917.
wrote 5 months ago: Red Cross Flag, Gift of Queen, Flies From Hawaii’s Capitol Governor Presents Emblem On Behalf … more →
