World and local notes reflect tense era headlines
A collage of 19th century missives mentions Senator Clark attending a celebration, early electric roads, prize fighting, Premier Laurier on Alaska boundary, Cuban soldiers distribution, changes at the New York Journal on the Philippines, a Park avenue exchange about street railways, a horse in the Presidio eating sand, Aguinaldo questioning U S supply, Lloyds ranking US shipping, Attorney General Gest public opinion in Hawaii, and debates over extending the American Constitution to Hawaii amid local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gest
Hawaii
Joost
Dewey Sailors Banjo Quickstep Amid Battle Rumors
Report notes two Dewey sailors playing a banjo to There’ll be a Hot Time as shells roared during the ongoing engagement near Mavila, while others claim Admiral Dewey performed a double shuffle and hand springs in the heat of action. Local reporters in Srieste push as fiction masquerading as fact, warning readers to separate rumor from the battle’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srieste
Admiral Dewey
Mavila
Dewey
Addie
Market notes on new plantations and Portiwn funding
Fragmentary report notes market price of agsowna ble stock and public interest. Mentions plan tations Lone and confirmed funding for a major Portiwn project with a $400,000 mill order and ongoing fan contilence amid unclear evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meroe
Kaibei
Harlan criticizes antiwar critics during Phi Beta Kappa speech
Associate Justice Harlan denounces those who undermine national unity calling out critics who align with enemies or defend Aguinaldo. He warns against labeling America as doomed and urges unwavering dedication to liberty and the nation's fundamental principles, while praising the army in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Philipine
Aguinaldo
Washington
la Fayette
Lincoln
Philippines
America
Justice Harlan
Gems and Gemlets and a Sterling bicycle ad at Pacific Cycle
A collage of ad and quip lines features jokes about inheritance and a Sterling bicycle. Mentions Bishop Goodfellow and Judge Sharpley discussing wills, plus a sales pitch for high-grade Sterling bikes at 60 dollars with possible weekly installments from the Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Company on Fort Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Manoa
Pacific Cycle
Fort Street
Bishop Goodfellow
John Gotrox
Jidge Sharpley
Serges to Blue Gray and Brown Ready-to-Wear Clothing
An offer promoting office wear fabrics in serge patterns blue gray and brown. It claims ready-to-wear clothing can be tailored to customer needs without trouble, inviting customers to view and specify their wants for a perfect fit.
The Day's Stock Report Honolulu Exchange
The report lists trading activity at the Honolulu Exchange with notes on price shifts and market movers. Details are unclear due to partial text. names of stocks and figures appear but are unreadable in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Wick Weather Sentenced In Makiki Assault Case
Ai the man who assaulted his wife in Makiki early Sunday morning faced trial in Police Court this forenoon as the wife left the hospital. Ai pleaded drunkenness as the cause but Judge Wilcox gave him three months on the reef. He planned to do his duty even if he appeals to the Circuit Court and then receives a new suit of clothes. The judge noted he could have given more but chose mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makiki
Marabal Hitchcock
Wilcox
Unconscious man brought to police after fall in Swilei
At about midnight a white man was brought to the Police Station in an unconscious condition, badly hurt and bloodied. Deputy Marshals Hitch cock and Chillingworth will conduct a full investigation into the assault near Annie Olwadine’s place in Swilei, where witnesses say a drunk crowd caused the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Hitchcock
Queen’s Hospital
Annie Olwadine
Swilei
Marshal Chillingworth
Honolulu Stock Yards Co Articles At Attorney General review
Announcement of the formation of the Honolulu Stock Yards Co, previously noted in this paper, now rests with the Attorney-General for consideration. Also, a feature recalls how bravely California boys fought for their flag in On To Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Stock Yards Co
Ags
California
Manila
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Devnet Beery de
Ulletin: Publishing Company
WR Farrington Paniel Logan
Aia
Baer
Hawaiian Islands
Canada
Mexico
Tenens
Orince Fox
Clark
Mau
Desky
Gom Paul
Laurier
Alaska
Gomez
The
New York Journal
McKinley
Mr. Jones
Manager Pain
Tramways
United States
Europe
Presidio
Uncle Sam
Lloyds
Great Britain
Mauvalei
Stock Board
Ladies Sailor Hats
Lachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
the People’s Providers
Temple OF Fashion
Hawaiian Dry Goods Association
Moses Palau
Kash
Hotel Street
Waverley
Dr. Delmel
Douglass White
Betegen Beatty
Lis Moring
Mutual
Pacific Hardwareg C., Ltd
Dimond’s
W.W. Dimond & Co, Limited
von Holt Block
King Street
Wick Weater
Pacific Hardware Co., Ld
Orpheum Family Theatre
Coalhearer's
al. Hazard
Ethel Lynwood
Lilian Lessie
Contralto
Ethel Dixon
Boggs
Haward
Post
Marion Burlesque
Eneral Adanston
Opera House
Thureiag
Wall, Nichols & Co, Ltd
Joseph Fynney
Golden Rule Bazaar
the Fowler
Rough Riders
Waldtrandt
Egypt
Red Rock
David Harun
New Stationery, Hawaiian Curios, &c
Egan Dry Goods CO
Anderson
VanCamp
Beardsly
S. J. Salter
Orpheum
Henry May & Co., Ltd
J. T. Waterhouse
H. B. McIntyre & Bros
Henry May & Co
Wholesale Department
Fort and
King Streets
Bethel Street
Waverley Block
Bethel St
P. O
Haothel Street
Honolulu Stockyards Co
W.S. Withers
Alakea and
Queen Streets
Army and Navy
L Mano
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