Fans urged to keep order at Saturday baseball game
A 1898 Hawaii periodical urges orderly behavior at the Saturday game. It calls for suppressing outrageous racket while welcoming spontaneous gallery cheers and partisan displays. The piece notes debates over New York Cable Company franchise and Minister of Finance debt refunding, plus ongoing Senate inquiries into public lands and recreation grounds. It also reports on Australian federation discussions led by Mr Barton and concerns about the financial aspects of federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Cable Company
Ustronnl
Hocking & Day
Aala
Makiki
Executive Council
Senate
Barton
New South Wales
Sybory
Sydney
Queensland
United” Australia
Union destiny and commonwealth prospects across the colonies
The passage argues for a united commonwealth of Australia and neighboring lands. It recalls that several American states delayed ratification of the constitution, notes Newfoundland and British Columbia as provincial exits, and suggests New Zealand may join a broader unity. It laments tariff barriers and envisions a single shared language and politics under one flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime Provinces
Dominion of
Canada
Great Island
Newfoundland
British Columbia
Australia
Australawia
New Zealand
Missionary work at Kusaie praised by Kima and Price
South Sea Island Trader notes high praise for Kusaie under missionary supervision. It reports three schools for Gilbert and Marshall island boys and girls teaching arithmetic reading writing and religion. The natives described as civilized in contrast to other infanits. Also ads Sehuman's Carriage and Harness Repository promoting buggies and surreys. A local club heard talks on electricity with Cassidy and Back and elected officers J T Crowley president Ed Tuwe vice president D H Case secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kima
Kusaie
Price
Gilbert Island
Marshall Island
Marshall and
Gilbert
Pacific
Rey
D. P. Birnie
Me. Cassidy
Mutual Telephone Co
Back
Government Electric Light Works
Club
J.T. Crowley
Ed,Tuwe
D. H. Case
The Perfect Breaker Plows Pleads Proven Quality
Notices advertise The Perfect Breaker plows in 12 14 and 16 inch sizes with chilled steel mould board and point. Claims easy draw, optional extension wings, and furrow quality. Also a Hawaiian Islands bankruptcy notice for Claude de Jesus of Honolulu with creditors to prove debts by April 27, 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF the First Circuit
Hawaiian Islands
Chambers
Claude de Jesus
Honolulu
Avalynees
Horolulu
J. A. Thompson
Lost watch and chain between Hawaiian Hotel and Davey’s Photo Gallery
A reward is offered for the return of a lady's gold watch and chain lost between the Hawaiian Hotel and Davey's Photo Gallery. Return to the Hawaiian Hotel to claim the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Fine Tailoring Seeks New Cutters and Cheap Fitting
Fine Tailoring advertises a new cutter with great skill and experience and guarantees good fit at low prices. It notes stock of the latest suitings including a blue serge for summer wear.
Work in South Sea Islands Faces Discouragement
An attache of the American Board reports from the South Sea Islands that work is costly and progress is slow. Missionaries suffer from the climate and frequent illness, with some feeling like surrendering to the effort amid mounting expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Board
South Sea Islands
Morning Star
Pfotenhaner Elected Treasurer of Honolulu Company
Notice states Mr W Pfotenhaner has been elected treasurer in place of Mr Howse. The announcement from H Hackfeld & Co Ltd Honolulu dated April 15 1898 notes the change and review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pfotenhaner
Howse
H. Hackfeld &C., Ltd
Honolulu
Strayed Mare Appears On District Streets in Honolulu
A Bay Mare with a white facial marking was reported missing from near Lunalilo and Keeaumoku streets. Residents or officials seeking the animal should contact local authorities or the Bishop estate trustee, L. Waldron. The board discussed routine matters and the aquarium issue was deferred pending Government action. Local grocer advertises savings at J Hatching 627 Fort street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunalilo
Keeaumoku
Theo, H. Davies & Co
Fred
L. Waldron
Hawaiian Glee Club Concert At Opera House Tonight
The Hawaiian Glee Club performs this evening at the Opera House with the Kamehameha girls, Miss Annie Kaneko singing, and Prof Marquea's orchestra. Curtain rises at 8 o clock sharp. Zealandia delivers ice cream and fruit market orders from California Fruit Market on King and Alakea streets. Call Tel 878 to place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zealandia
Camarinos
Calfornia
Corner King
Alakea Strevta
Clothes Make The Man in Town Tailoring Ad
In this advertisement the tailoring firm proclaims its specialty in well fitting clothes. It boasts using only high-class white labor and credits coat and pants artists as the best for money. It promises highest quality goods and competitive prices.
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Sehuman
W. G. Irwin
Cortland
Mother Earth
Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
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T. V. Kine
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M. E. Killean
Willison
Rega Roman
Hipydine
Goo Kim
Nunanu
Hotel Street
Deutscher Gottesdienst
Pastor Isenberg
Sonntig
M.C. A. Hall Prodigen, der Kaiserliche Konsul
Cenfer
J. Hatching
P.O
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Waverley Club Hall
Bethel &T
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King & Hotel
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Library Fund
Hawaiian Glee Club
HL. J. Kashy
Paduilo
Hamakua
Tawau
Hr. Kashy
Cotie
Honokas
Hamakus
Hawaii
W. HL. Rickard
I.J. Kasbv
Honoka
Portland
Cascadia
Dayton
C&c
Olympic
H. Hackfeld & Co
Medeiros & Decker
Hotel Street Tailors
N. Fernandez
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