Retirement of Hawaii Attorney General Smith signals smooth transition
The Provisional Government of Hawaii confirms Hon. W. Smith will retire from the office of Attorney General once the new order is settled. No successor named yet. Smith cites need to devote time to private business. Grand pyrotechnic display and massive crowd mark a celebratory evening in Honolulu with President Dole, Admiral Miller, and dignitaries in attendance.
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W. ©. Smith
Provisional Government
Republic of Hawaii
Honolulu
Washington
Hawaii
McKinley
Jewall
Smith
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Blood Purification Cure
Advert reads Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for taumatism kidney trouble and headaches. Testimonials praise relief after years of illness and boils pimples clearing. Includes addresses in Pasadena and Oakland and notes price and availability.
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Hood
Pam
Pasadena
California
Atx
Lou Tuomas
Lth Street
Oakland
fMond
Shipping Intelligence Signal Notes Aug 13
HM Head Signal Station reports weather and shipping notices with signals from the Standard Chinese and other lines. Details include times and vessel references, noting conditions and routes in the augmented headings of August 13.
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HM Head
Breamers Sit For Che Exta Lays Atw Ne Tale
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a group or event at a pond with a person named Verart. Limited readable details suggest a local notice or brief item about scheduling or activity at a site near the pond with unclear context. Further specifics are not recoverable from the readable fragments.
Native Societies Protest Over Invasion of Political Rights
The protest presented to President Dole and Minister Sewall by Native Hawaiian Patriotic Societies on August 6 1898 denounces U S actions in Hawaii. It recalls the January 17 1893 protest by Queen Liliuokalani against the Provisional Government and U S support, and cites Grover Cleveland's 1893 message and issues around the Republic of Hawaii and its treaty attempts.
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Dole
Sewall
Native Hawaiian Patriotic Societies
Liliiokalani
United States of America
Lilvokabani
Hawaiian Kingdom
John L. Stevens
United States
Honolulu
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Hawai
Republic of Hawaii
Senate
Hawaii
Senate of the
Pro Hawaiian Annexation Protests Amid Union Treaty Push
Native Hawaiian leaders protest annexation as the Senate and House push a joint resolution for Hawaii’s annexation to the United States. The document, signed by Hui Aloha Aina officers, denounces the action and seeks consent from the Hawaiian people, sending copies to Sanford B. Dole and U.S. President McKinley. An unrelated barber shop and lodging notices appear in the same fragment.
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Republic of Hawaii
United States of America
Senate
House of Representative of
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Congress
Sanford B. Dole
William McKinley
Honolulu
Island of
Oahu
James Keavriosa Kauna
Peresidens Hui Aloha Aina
Lost reception misstep at Executive mulliting noted
A garbled report from the Executive mulliting mentions missing items during a reception. The source text implies someone should report the incident to Ante TLDER We Ov.
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