Oath Controversy and Honolulu Affairs of 1899 Demanded
In a April 1, 1899 column the Executive Council faces a policy clash over the U S Constitution oath for Hawaiian officials. The piece notes Dole following factions and links to Chicago financiers who labored on farms. It questions why the oath mentions only part of the U S Constitution for electors while officials assess the full pledge.
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Chicago
Chicago Block Exchange
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Asiatica
Byron O. Clark
United States of America
Executive Council
The
United States
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Honolulu
Dole Faces Duty Clash Over Hawaii Immigration Policy
A discussion portrays Mr. Dole and his circle shifting blame for immigration policy to planters and officials while the executive, and President McKinley, are urged to take a firm stance. The piece criticizes the Hawaii leadership for evading duty to the American republic and business community as annexation-era tensions persist.
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Mr. Dole
United States
McKinley
Cullom
Hawaii
Commission
Harper'’s Weekly
Dole
American Republic
Howell
Dole Faces Pressure Over Gradual Immigration Policy Shift
The article critiques the Dole administration for delaying a firm immigration stance, linking it to fears of harming prestige and political accountability. It argues that policy shifts serve colonial aims, harming Hawaii's business climate. It calls for stable leadership and duty to American principles.
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Ann
Dole
McKinley
Washington
Plantera
Hawaii
Handball players urged to arrange tournament matches
The handball players listed for the Oreist tournament are urged to make arrangements for their matches as soon as possible to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weist
Honolulu Stock Exchange Report Narrative
The report notes Kaleheos Park and the Panchbowl cemetery reposition in April's Planters Monthly. Editor Whitney recounts meeting the late King Kala kaga during a tree planting visit to Panchbowl crater. Whitney advocates park use and proposes naming the site Kalakaua.
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Kaleheos Park
Panchbowl
Whitney
Kalakaga
Panchbowl Crata
Kalakaua
Care of Rubber Tires for Bicycle Use in Warm Climate
Advice warns against riding on flat tires and keeping tires properly inflated to prevent rim chafing and inner tube damage. Emphasizes valve handling, cleanliness, and avoiding oil contact. Notes rubber wears with time but weather and dirt are not primary injurers, and mentions Pacific Cycle Co offering buyers of the 99 model Sterling bicycle an option on any item including Palmer tires.
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Pacific Cycle Co
Palmer Tires
Sale of Hats and Suits Promises Fine Dress Appeal
The Purchaser promotes a complete harmony of dress with stylish suits and hats. Suits start at $10 and up, in straw and felt, with varied silk neckwear. A large stock showcases patterns tied to high-class fashion, including Four in Hand and Imperial ties. Agents for Dr Delmel’s Linen Mesh Underwear offer catalogs.
Harum and the living types air in newspapers
The Chicago Evening Post notes the quaint character of David Harum as an inexhaustible source of amusement. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat calls him a rare, alert living type in American humor.
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Chicago Evening Post
David Harum
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Traek
Honolulu Stock Exchange Report
Maunalet
Wye
Neslaw
Paci
Llardware Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Port
Dr. Delmel
Kash
Hotel Strot
Waverley Block
Telephone
Amelia Woodward
Truesdell
Ihustrated
Edward Noyes Westcott
J. M. Webb
Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
S. C. Ables
Ogden Milling & Elevator Co
Theo. H. Davies CO. Ltd
Hawaiian Islands
W.W. Dimond & Co
Holt Tolt
King Street
Hawaiian
Islands
Waikiki
William Savidge
Fort &T
Triands
William Lishman
Macfarlane A Cn
Ides
Tramsnet
Attra
Howe Lishman
Marval
Agi Ty No Ue
Decarea
C.W
City Furniture
Tove
Fort St
Honolulu Drug CO
the New Drug Store
P.O. Box Bry
Wright
Charles Cramer
Sua
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