Future policies not future men political note
A scattered editorial fragment discusses political aims and reader sentiment toward reforms within a year, mentions individuals like Farrington Logan and Peterson, and references Honolulu press actions and local politics. The piece comments on wartime and trade issues, including sugar and reciprocity, with a cautious tone toward foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putintet
Deis Root Gunaays
Ho Koe
Ivan Sel Gree
Flag raising plan hinted for Hilo with Bono and Tulu
A fragment hints at a flag raising event in Hilo with Bono and Tulu. It mentions a goal to raise the American flag and to lower the Hawaiian flag but the Butterly evades the question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Bono
Tulu
Parody of McKinley Election Sparks Paper Debate
A mangled 19th century style note mocks McKinley with a chant, while The Benurrin and the Independent remain the only papers still advancing flat fund-raising fakes. The question arises how to respond to the brethren.
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Benurrin
The
Independent
Bretheren
Johnstone and Peterson Announced to New Positions
Congratulations to Mr Johnstone and Dr Peterson on appointments to roles where nunexation is not expected to interfere. The reports praise their qualifications and underscore stable tenure in the new posts.
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Mr. Johnstone
Dr. Peterson
Hilo Rejects Bottled Transit in New Rapid System
City officials reject a compressed air concept for Hilo’s rapid transit, affirming a free society’s stance against anything seen as bottled up while pursuing a modern transportation plan.
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Hilo
Officials to Hoist Flag After Ceremony
The flag raising will occur once Minister Sewall Admiral Miller and President Dole with his Cabinet receive the official halyards of courtesy and convenience arranged properly.
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Sewall
Adesiral Miller
Dole
Annexation party steadied by financial stability
Financial stability keeps the annexation faction cohesive as local capitalists expand their ventures, signaling continued confidence and no shortage of funds backing the movement.
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Annexation Party
Barracks Construction Materials to Be Purchased in States
Report notes that materials for building the United States barracks here will be bought in the United States. It adds an expectation that food purchases will also occur locally.
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United States
Britain resumes fleet contract amid Anglo American tensions
Britain renews a fleet maintenance contract aimed at matching two European powers. The move is portrayed as sound business and mutual sentiment on both sides appears favorable, reflecting cautious optimism in Anglo American relations.
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Great Britain
Annexationist Troubled by Current Course Says Dissatisfaction
A prominent annexationist voices dissatisfaction with the current course, noting a middle ground for those who cannot rejoice with the rejoicers or weep with the weepers, Jean Wood reports.
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Jean Wood
Roosevelt Candidacy Seen as Platt Scheme in New York
Roosevelt’s bid for New York governor is viewed as a Platt scheme, while Governor Black is forming a political ring causing Platt trouble. Roosevelt is willing to engage in politics but will not retreat until his work is done.
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Teddy " Roosevelt
New York
Senator Platt
Black
Platt
Roosevelt
Preparing for the Commis in Hawaii politics
An editorial urges united support for a liberal government in Hawaii as Congress settles laws under President McKinley. It notes anticipated delays before a Governor is appointed and calls for focus on the commission guiding the territory.
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Hawaii
Congress
Gerscual
McKinley
United States
Commissioners Prepare Plans for Congress and Governorship
Factions on the gubernatorial stage should unite before the Commissioner's table to present satisfactory plans to the United States Congress. The Commissioners face a heavy task and must deliver a report to the next session. Work will begin soon and the public should ready itself for participation.
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United States Congress
Congress
Not Prench Sailors in Bourgogne Tragedy Claim
Reaver cites an Eastern paper noting the Bourgogne massacre was carried out by Italian emigrants posing as sailors, not the ship’s crew. He argues liner crews require tougher screening while a northward voyage approach near Sable Island risks danger. others follow longer routes to ride the Gulf Stream current.
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Eprron Eyexina Borwerin
Bourgogne
Sable Island
Reaver
Walter J Cooper To Pedestrian Tour Of Hawaii
Walter J Cooper, recently arrived from the Coast, plans a swift departure to begin a walking tour of Hawaii. He is known as a strong pedestrian and an amateur sketch artist, aiming to visit the volcano and other notable sights on the island.
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Walter J. Cooper
Hawaii
Mr. Cooper
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Daniel Logan
G. A. Peterson
Srryators
Auvet A. Candia
Mere Bo
Rene Putthre
Invivancs
A‘lvertiser
Evi and Son
Cooper
Miles
Mar Spaneled Banner
Philadelphia
Admiral Miller
Mason
W. Dimond & Co
Fort Street
People’s Store
Waverley Block
William A. Henshall
Attorney At Law
Kaahomann Street
W.S. Sachsuary Goods CO
Ant
Anil
J. ‘J. Waterhouse
Queen Street
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