Britain occupies Palmyra Island amid Hawaii annexation tension
The State Department reports Palmyra Island has been occupied by Great Britain. The move, tied to potential telegraph links and strategic aims, prompts calls to defend Hawaiian sovereignty. Officials assess implications for Hawaii’s annexation and possible British naval leverage.
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Washington, D. C
Palmyra
Great Britain
Bach
State Department
Hawaii
Sewall
Congress
Hawsaiso
Hawaiian Kingdom
Hawaiian Republic
Captain Cook
United States
Corre
Pacific
Washington
Palmyra Island
Senate
Bewall
Haewaiia
Palmyra Lal
Arrest of a 15 year old theater impresario
The sketch notes Harry Clarke, a 15 year old boy, staging a improvised theater in a table with performances charging five cents admission and ten cents for a box. Police found no license, Clarke was taken to court and released with his mother posting security.
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Ata
Harry Carson Clarke
Franklys
Newnae Aera
Harry Clarke
Clarke
Let Them Alews on Lady Bugs and Plant Protection
An exchange questions freeing plants from lady bugs and asks if milch cows should be killed. The writer argues newspaper ignorance, praising lady bugs as plant helpers and noting government imports of beetles from Ajax to combat pests. The piece explains lady bugs feed on plant vermin and may be undetectable to the unaided eye.
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Vick's Floral Guide
American naval officers face town old timers in game tomorrow
High interest surrounds tomorrow afternoon's 3 90 baseball match between American naval officers and town old timers. Partisanship may flare in the grand stand as ladies set an example to the weary crowd amid the cool collision. Domingos Hautoe and Helene Honus were fined by Federico Wilcox for assault.
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Kean
Domingos Hautoe
Helene Honus
Fede Wilcox
Mseaultjog
J.T. Verdinta
China Denied Permanent Registry by Executive Council
The Chinese steamship China faced a measure delay as Honolulu authorities refused a permanent registry under the Hawaiian flag. A provisional certificate was extended to allow voyage completion, with no final grant anticipated. Officials cited good faith with the U S Government and questioned stamp duty on documents tied to registry changes.
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James Lyle
Pacific Mail Steamehip Company
China
Executive Council
Cooper
Conteul Hopkien
London
San Francisco
Honolulu
Obioa
United States
Han
Shomvalven
Macfarinos
Minister of Finance
Air Macfarlane
Treasury
Ashley
Charles H. Tweed
Bierspelts Company
Critial Porte
San Frantine
Japan
Mawel
Ha waiian flag raised on British bottom ship instead of US
In a discussion about flags aboard a British bottom, the China and one or two others are noted. The American flag cannot be flown, so the Hawaiian flag is proposed as the next best option to display.
James F. Morgan to Auction Cornwell Homestead on Judd Street
On October 5 or thereabout James F. Morgan will sell at auction the Cornwell homestead on Judd street Honolulu. The property sits in a healthy area amid fine homes with views of mountain, valley, plain and ocean. It offers a pleasant habitation opportunity for a family of means in a prime locality.
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James F. Morgan
Cornwell
Judd Street
Wale
Honolulu
What Japan got to pay about it in Hawaii dispute
A compilation of editorial reactions from European papers and a Los Angeles letter on Japan's protest over Hawaii annexation. The mixed coverage warns of war risk, notes Anglo Saxon power, and cites anticipated Japanese emigration and armed presence in Honolulu. Strong entities include Japan United States England Sherman McKinley.
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Paris
France
Marquis Ito
Hawaii
New York
Hoersti Printa
Japan
United States
New York Herald
England
London
Rt. James Gazette
Pal Mall Gazette
Great Britain
Sherman
McKinley
Globe
Aimer Jenu
Los Angeles
Cal
Yokobama
Honolulu
TRE Peecene BLOCK Bid Opened for Beretania Fort Block
At noon bids were opened by Ripley and Dickey for a three story business block on the corner of Beretania and Fort streets for Chan. They listed several bids with amounts and names. No award has been made and none will be for a few days. Aubrey Fair of Stockton California was fined fifty dollars and costs for selling up without a license. An appeal from Judge Wilcox's decision was taken to the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley & Dickey
Beretania and
Fort Streets
Chan. 5
Desky
Arthur Harrison
Panents Wees
Mer
Lishman Redward
Aubrey Fair
Crown Mill
Stockton
California
Coats
Wille
Bia
Dadge Wilcox
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H. W. Schmidt
Song
Brown Foreman & Co
Louisville
Jane
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Rainier
Beattle
Oshu Sugar Company
H. Hackfett Pany
Oahu Bugar Co
William A. Henshall
Monhamnanen Stoeet
Telfurim
Tielsky
Mametes
Orren
Ravenston
Fempnrass Bentetry
Rennecta
Uncle Sam
Them
Les Amgeres
Bor
Pigarion
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