Prohibition party wanes amid political shifts and reform talk
Old protests fade as Prohibition support in Portland wanes and various reform movements like the Farmer’s Alliance and A. P. A. lose momentum. The piece notes charity centralization, cautious giving, and the need to direct funds to deserving causes, while reporting U S troops near Malolos and intensifying conflict in the Philippines with harsh punishments and ongoing guerilla warfare.
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Portland
Prohibition Party
Farmer's Alliance
Wes
Police Called to Waialae Evening Interrupts Rescue Effort
At seven last night a message to Waialae police from Paul Issaberg claimed a native woman was cut in four places and dying, with her husband the suspected killer nearby. Deputies and a doctor faced bad winds and rough roads as they reached Waialae, finding only that the woman had fainted. the husband was suspended for a month after Ka hilina testified he slapped her. President McKinley will soon call for 25 000 volunteers.
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Waialae
Paul Issaberg
Marechal Chillingworth
Dr. Emerson
Chas
Dobson
Kaimaki
Chillingworth
Waislae
Pahimoo
Kahilina
Ewa Plantation Stock Meeting Adjou rned With No Action
A special stockholders meeting of Ewa Plantation Co. adjourned for three weeks without business. Attendees expect the amendment to increase capital stock by 2 million dollars, delaying action to allow all holders to voice opinions. Colonel Albert Whyte questions sourcing white labor from the Northwest and discusses profit sharing with Jon B. Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewa Plantation Co
Ttia
Albert Whyte
Islands
Northreat
United States
Ite
Lowrie
Ewa
Gol. Whyte
Jon. B. Castle
Molona Kanai Plant Proposal Progress Near Molona
News arrives from Molona Kaai that a meeting of interest in the proposed plantation between Kilauea and Kealia would be held today. Repositing moves forward with Chas B Makee likely to manage. Molona seen as a promising site with easy water access. The Morning Star voyage to Micronesia delayed. religious services led by Rev. Emerson Gulick and Hiram Bingham. Edward OBrien Coal venture grows as Kane and David Kiba harvest coal by scow, eight tons realized last week at eight dollars per ton.
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Molona
Kanai
Morning Star
Micronesia
O. P. Emerson
O. P.gulick
de la Porte
Peasant Island
Hiram Bingham
Edward O'Brien
Kane
David Kiba
Jay's Honolulu Stock Change Report
A brief stock update from Jay in Honolulu notes fluctuations in local shares. The report mentions a lone trader, Mit Walatue, and references aging markets. Details are sparse and the piece reads as a clipped market note from a Honolulu desk.
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Jay
Honolulu
Mireele Performed by Quaker Wonder Worker Remedies
A Quaker remedy clinic claims a miracle cure when a woman described as twenty five years an invalid is said to have recovered in one day of matnees by the Wonder Worker.
Sterling bicycle and mock high article from Custom House
The ad touts a new Sterling bicycle model imported through the Custom House and warns that cheap imitations distort value. It notes a 12 foot range of movement on display and compares inferior copies to a real Sterling wheel sold for 9.00, urging buyers to compare quality.
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Bee Tele Boeing
Sterling—bicycle
Panteot Rede
Alice—Cook
Fe Cycle & Mfg Co
Sand Blown From Marine Park Bogs Dredger Work
Much of the sand pumped into the proposed marine park drifted into the ebannol in parent clouds all day yesterday. The denseness renders the dredger work largely useless and erodes progress on the project.
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Marine Park
Fashionable goods promise stylish suits and hats
The purchaser is assured harmony in dress with stylish, dressy suits and matching hats. Prices start at $10 for suits and 25 cents for neckwear. A wide range includes straw and felt hats, silk patterns, and assorted neckwear styles. Agents for Dr Delmel's Linen Mesh Underwear offer catalogs.
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Dr. Delmel
Olan Coffee Co. Lands Sold for 90000 to Nichols
The land of Olan Coffee Co. was sold to Dr. A. E. Nichols representing the Olan Sugar Company for 90000. The funds were deposited in the Bank of Hawaii this afternoon. Two BULLETIN subscribers have not received their papers promptly and are asked to notify the Business Office by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land of Olan Coffee Co
A. E. Nichols
Olan Sugar Company
Bank of Hawaii
Telephone
Beach Cottage for Rent at Waikiki with Four Bedrooms
For rent a new beach cottage at Waikiki featuring four bedrooms a large lanai kitchen patent water closet bath rooms and servants quarters.
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Waikiki
Honolulu
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Ato Ki
Hiomotula
Hi F
Wew
Bulletin Puselshina Company
R. Farrington
Daniel Logan
City Battle
Mr. Dole
Hawaii
J. B. Castle
Ol. Whyte
Association of Charities
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Republic
McKinley
Northwest
Aarkable Board
Kash
Waverley
Golden Rule Bazaar
Fort Street
J. M. Webb
Farad
Pacl Hardware Co., Ltd
W.W. Dimond & Co
von Holt
King Street
the Fidelity and Deposit CO. OF
Maryland
Hawaiian Islands
Equity
the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Fort St., Honolulu
William Savidge
Mrs. La7olf
Late
San Francisco
Kottoms
N. §. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Limited
People’s
Thos. R. Lucas, Esq
Beretania
Kinau Streets
L. C. Ables
Ogden Milling & Elevator Co
Theo. H. Davies
Pottie
John Pottie & Sons
Cr. W. Macfarlane
THE
City Furniture
Love
Fort St
Honolulu Drug CO
the New Drug Store
P.O. Box Oy
King GT
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