Explanations Move Hawaii Toward Public Governance
The text reflects ongoing political adjustments in Hawaii with talk of monthly and yearly subscriptions, prepaid arrangements, and a shift in governance. It notes a public holiday approaching regardless of proclamations and mentions B F Dillingham as a fortunate man enjoying his labors. Chief Justice Jard is to take an oath, possibly explaining Judde’s withdrawal from the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Dillingham
Jard
Judde
Regiment Seeks Manila Deployment Before Peace
A Honolulu regiment weighs submitting its application quickly as war opportunities shrink with peace nearing, signaling urgency to join operations before hostilities end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Don’t Swear Shout War Expression Sparks Debate
The text cites historic wartime phrases and urges controlled celebration to protect futures. It notes tension over native Hawaiians in police roles and calls for clear reasons for past switches. The piece highlights rising public demand to justify policing decisions amid communal friction.
Coast merchants eye branch stores amid horse-trade ties
Honolulu traders stay alert as coastal business links with horses in the field may keep them ahead. Minister Damon seems set to lead, with Foreign Affairs and consular roles lingering under fiscal laws. Regular monthly meeting of the First Company of Sharpshooters slated at Judiciary Building on Thursday.
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Honolulu
Finance Department
Damon Bide Fair
Gove
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Priscot
Hawaii Herald Exams Hawaii Advertiser On Immigration Stance
A Hawaii Herald analysis questions why the Advertiser issued strong statements on Japanese immigration. It suggests the editor has long opposed the Government position and privately predicted Hawaii would have to “ply the fiddler.” The piece frames the recent outburst as pent up opinion from months past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii Herald
Hawaii
Quiet on the Potomac approves flag raising plan
The article quotes Minister Sewall Admiral Miller and Hawaiian Cabinet members backing an official flag raising ceremony separate from celebratory activities. They defend the timing and insist the Friday events proceed quickly, noting time as the only factor celebrators must reckon with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall
Admiral Miller
Father Time
Mounted Reserve Assembly Ordered for Friday 9 A.M.
The Mounted Reserve is directed to assemble at the Police Station Friday morning at nine o'clock in full command. W. E. Dillingham signs as Captain Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormand
W.E. Dillingham
Transfer of Hawaii sovereignty ceremony noted in Honolulu
Official notice announces transfer of sovereignty from the Republic of Hawaii to the United States to take place at the Executive Building on August 12, 1898. Invitations for seats and processions outline entry points and arrival routes, with a reception and ball planned for the evening. Secretary Henry E. Cooper of Foreign Affairs signs the notice as August 18, 1898, is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Dodge
Republic of Hawaii
United States of America
PR Purlie
Ha waiian Islands Flag Day observed by government offices
Notice from the Interior Office dated August 10 1805 announces Friday August 12 1898 as Flag Day on the Hawaiian Islands. All government offices will be closed for the day under Minister J A King.
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United States of America
Hawaiian Islands
J. A. King
Interior Office
Private house front room for rent on Fort Street
A large pleasant front room in a private house is available for rent. Apply at No. 773 Fort Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Street
Dividend Notice From Honolulu Treasury Office
A dividend on the stock of the above company is now payable at the office of the agents M.S. Grinbaum & Co. Treasurer K. P. Honolulu, Aust 19, 1805.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S
Oahu Cemetery Association Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Oahu Cemetery Association will be held on Saturday, August 1st, 1885, at Heafuloek. All members are urged to attend for the election of officers and trustees. W. M. Gratian, Acting Secretary.
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Bruce Cartwright
ISS
Heafuloek Aking
Offenre and
Truster
W. M. Gratiam
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