Congressmen and Hawaii in the United States policy
The evening issue argues Congressmen show selfish bias toward their states and know little about Hawaii. It condemns a proposed Hawaiian agent to Washington paid from public funds as fraud and misused treasury money, urging caution about representation and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
United States
United State
Offaire
Conness
Sue Halderdash
Crtizses
Edward Atkinson
Godkin
New Territory
Congress
Washington
Private Hawaii Interests and Congressional Representation
A historical critique argues private interests should have lobby access in Washington but warns against a Hawaii government appointee serving as a Congress representative. It asserts such a commission would misrepresent Hawaii’s people and betray democratic legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Washington
Congress
Liv
Insurgent Clash Near Malolos Warns of Rail Threat
A U S forces from Quingua and Balinag attacked insurgents between Bustos, Quingua, and Malolos, inflicting heavy losses and scattering the foe. A battalion of the 21st Infantry will reinforce railroad guards toward Norzagaray and Bustos, as pursuit and reconnaissance continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Quingua
Malolos
Balinag
Bustos
Bostos
Paolo del Pilar
Bocave
Higa
Bulacan
Norzagaray
Wheaton
Calalut
Angeles
Theorthwest
One Thing and Another from a Mixed Talk Column
A garbled dialogue touches on diet and character, Paris statistics, and shopper curiosities. References span Sterling Bicycles with Palmer tires, a baby’s cry, Kentucky bourbon, and Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co on Fort Street. The fragment mentions Spalding baseballs, hats, and tennis shoes and notes prices and comparisons to the States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hee Lwal
Kentucky
Pacific Cycle & Mig Co
Fort Street
Nike
P.C. & M. Catres
Spalding
States
Beauty of Hawaii lauded by resident travelers
The piece notes locals underappreciating Hawaii Nei’s beauty while travelers seek keepsake photos at King Bros. on Hotel Street. It mentions Bee Speaker Reed and Richard Croker arriving in New York from Barojoay for vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii Nei
King Bros
Hotel Street
Bee Speaker
Reed
Richard Croker Hae
New Picture Frames and Easels Arrive in Honolulu
The Bulletin notes a scarcity and high price of hand woods used for mouldings. Orders placed, goods arrive, and the latest frame and easel designs are now available in Honolulu. Call early to select.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
For Sale Items and Harnesses from a Surplus Estate
For sale a complete pony rig an English trap cart an English road cart two seat buggy rubber tired buggies a jumps at bugey a gent s light road wagon four ctunder surrey a cheap frazier road cart four sets single harness twenty five tes heavy double harness three sets light double harness saddles and bridles mules horses cows and chickens offered as a complete lot or separately by agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
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King Are
Bulletin Publishing Company
W. & Farrington, Paniel Logan
Executive Council
Islanda
Executive Connell
Eative Council
Seni
Planters’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Bar Association
Prom Ting EN
The
Phileopines
Etibh
Bamda
Hamilton Hunter
Fiji
le Nerine
Elot
Lon
Wester Pacific
Hume
Apia
Toreh
Maju Mair
New Sealand
Colween Pom Haw
Trenton
Dringsigh
Douglass White
Pacific Hardwareg Co., Ltd
W.W. Dimond & Co, Limited
You Holt Block
King Street
Jewel
Gurney
Kash
Hotel
Waverley
Dr. Delmel
Golden Rule Bazaar
the Fowler
Rough Riders
Pavilirlandware Co
Withers
Aluken and
Queen Streets
Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
the People’s Providers
Temple OF Fashion
Hawaiian Dry Goods Association
Moses Palau
Egan Dry Goods CO
Salter’s Grocery
Orpheum
Henry May & Co., Ltd
Successome
Jd. T. Waterhouse
H. G. McIntyre & Bros
Henry May & Co
Dgalers and Coffreg Merchants
Bethel Street
Fort and
King Streets
Waverley Brick
Bethel St
Teeethon
P.O
A. Grote
Merchant Tailor
Union Street
Monaluly
Charles Cramer
Fort ST
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