FIRST PUBLIC SPEECHES ON HAWAIIAN U S CITIZENSHIP ASSURANCE
A stenographic report of Hawaiian Commission speeches at Wailaka Maui on August 23 outlines the aim to determine future U S governance while noting the islands are part of the United States. Speakers praise industrious locals, discuss harbor and shipping needs, and pledge to report legislation for the islands' benefit.
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United States of America
United States
Dole
Julge Fecar
BS -Vator Morgan
Hitant
Congress
Unitet Beinies
Commission
Bat
Hawaii
Hitt
Citizyea
Faera
Atud
Willars
Permanent Hawaiian National League Forms to Present to Commission
About twenty five prominent Hawaiians formed the Hawaiian National League in Kuno’s office to advocate for native voting rights and laws to aid Hawaiians. Officers named include J L Kartakou president and D L Noone vice president with J NK Keola treasurer. A constitutional committee and a resolutions committee were appointed.
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5. K. Kuno
Hawaiian National League
Hawaii
Tuo Brat
Pullowing
L Kartakou
Vive Provideot
D L Noone
Bovrtary
NK Keola
Trevaurer
K Kane
Wcachi
OL Dapking
John Rishardson
WB Bash
Robert Hoapil
Kor
M Kanakai
Mf Porp We
OL Wilcox
J K Kahooksno
OL Hopkins
SK Kane
W.C. Ashi
John Richardson
J.E. Bash
J. M. Powpee
8. M. Kanakai
S. K Kane
Chamber of Commerce Holds Forenoon Executive Session
A special Cham ber of Commerce meeting was held this forenoon in executive session. The secretary said details could not be released at present. Another meeting will be held this week, when the object of the special session will be made public.
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Chamber of Commerce
Glengyle Shipyard Touches Up Scrappy Game Caper
Sack McVeigh secured a vine coated win on the Glengyle this morning. The scene set a Manila baseball tone with Jack and umpire shaping a brisk morning broadcast and a small, sturdy test of nerve.
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Sack McVeigh
Views of People In Country Invited at Kona Meeting
The Commission on its Maui and Hawaii tour heard welcome addresses in Hawaiian at Kailua. Attorney General Smith interpreted the opening remarks as the Commission sought input on governance for the islands. Speakers urged clear actions by Congress to safeguard Hawaiian interests and promote commerce, stressing unity with the United States and promising regional improvement.
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Nts
Kailua
Maui
Hawaii
Smith
Callom
Thean Islands
Dattons
Congresa
Es Hawaiian
United States
Guodeio Survey
Prit Tate
Alexander
Sawall
Congress
Islands
United States of America
America
United Braten
Shioh
Gilda
Brendioy
Mr. Galion
Prear
Theo Wail
Shoit Nahwle
Hawaiian Islands
Overdue Glen oyle Steamer Arrives at Oroasio Wharf
The Glen steamer Glen oyle arrived at about 6:30 this morning, 124 days from Yokohama, after typhoons along the Glenog coast delayed her. She brings about 600 tons of general merchandise consigned. Hackford & Co, Daptsio H. Hill in the old may' ter of the stoner. B. G. You 1 Gret officer and E. E Williams, second officer, W. A. Chapman, formerly of the Belzic, is the accommodating purser, Mr. Chapman takes the office of purser by way of provotion, his company having recognized the valuable service.
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Glenoyle
BH. Hillmaster
W. A. Chapman
Belzic
Mr. Chapman
Wright Takes Hold of Treasury Key and Registrar Aide
Wim H Wright assumes control of the treasury key tomorrow and meets W Geo Ashley to secure word souvenirs of a ling and faithful cabbeney. He agrees to comply with a string on each pisos.
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Wim. H. Wright
Treasury
W. Geo. Ashley
Rain Walker Speaks On Hawaii Annexation View
Mr Thomas Rain Walker HM vice consul at Honolulu on homeward from England weighs the Hawaii annexation. He predicts natives and British interests will adapt, franchise may extend to natives and Japanese will be allowed citizenship. He notes potential tariff shifts but security and stability improve commercial relations.
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Thomas Rain Walker
Honolulu
Hawaii
England
United States
Islands
Montreal
Windsor Hotel
Walker
Hawai
Thirteen Hundred Soldiers Parade To Executive Building
About thirteen hundred troops from the transport Arizona marched to the Executive building at one o clock in perfect order. They wore varied uniforms, some with white blouses and others brown hats, forming a picturesque line beneath banners and flowers. President and S. Dole observed with Hawaiian Commission members, Dr. Pritechet, former Governor Hogg, Brigadier General King, and other U.S. Army officers present as two tables awaited distinguished visitors.
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Arizona
Araun
Dole
Prite Ehet
Hogg
Tors Snd
Georral King
U. Army
Feuen
Heavy Rain Strikes Daa Kapapala and Adjacent Districts
Purser Beckley of Ki nan reports receiving a telephone message Saturday evening about heavy rainfall in the Daa district near Kapapala ranch. The downpour had lasted two hours with no sign of stopping, and rain was heavy in Kons and Hamakus districts as well.
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Purser Beckley
Kinan
Kaa
Daa
Np Us
Kapapala
Kons
Hamakus
Memorial chosen for Queen Liliuokalani birthday
The Hoi Kaulaoa o Loahi met last night and selected a memorial to present to Liliuokalani on her birthday September 4. General More telegraphed that the Manila cable is again in operation.
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Manila
Funeral of Sergeant Fletcher Held at Mason Temple
The funeral for the late Sergeant Fletcher was held in the Mason Temple with about fifty engineers in command of Captain Freeman. The masonic service was conducted. The body was laid to rest at Nuuvu cemetery as Honolulu mourners attended, including several from Portland Oregon.
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Fletcher
Masonic Temple
Yeet-Ling
Freeman
Baly
Nuuavu
Honolulu
Portland
Ore
Goldine
Pests Threaten Honolulu as Beetles Spread Quickly
The report notes Japanese beetles devouring crops in Honolulu and references officials including the Agricultural Commissioner and Interior office staff. A green worm is said to attack young coconuts by feeding on their hearts, with clerks named in the Interior office tied to the concern.
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Honolulu
Ed. Boyd
Interior Office
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Royal
Kona
King Street
T. Rain Walker
British View
Montreat
Nna
Leak
Wrarant Miotenen
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