Expatriation Debate Over Hawaii Oath Sparks Press War
The official organ lauds annexation of the Philippines and McKinley while the Advertiser faces criticism over Hawaii conditional oath citizenship. Arguments cite Supreme Court rulings and Secretary Frelinghuysen and Gresham, questioning whether Hawaii oathes expatriate Americans and affect rights to vote. The exchange accuses opponents of cowardice and partisan bias.
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Philippines
McKinley
Hawaii
Asasual the
Advertiser
Tilina
Congress
Republic
United States
Bulletin
Supreme Court of the United States
Amer
Enon
Frelinghuysen
Gresham
Cleveland
Soldier shoots at dog in Panahou paddock incident
A soldier on route to camp at Waialae fired a revolver at a dog in Mr. Dillingham's paddock near Panahou. The bullet struck the animal, narrowly missing vital organs. The Portuguese boy defused the danger, police intervened, and the offender George Hudson surrendered to armed guards. Civil authorities will handle the case.
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Panahou
Waialae
Shaw
George Hudson
Almost A Mutiny Aboard Scandia Aflame Near Mutiny
Three days ago signs of mutiny aboard the U S Scandia arose after watchman Schwartz was not placed on sentry at Captain Eckles order. Schwartz allegedly spoke impudently, was put in irons for hours, and, after appearing before Captain Messer, denied disrespect. Eckles then refused to pursue the case further.
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Scandia
Schwartz
Moncer
Ectles
Eckles
Mosser
Messer
Eebles
Electrical Engineer 19 Come to Honolulu Visit
Electrical Engineer D. E. Evans of Baltimore, brother of Harry Evans, will visit Honolulu to inspect the proposed electric railway. Evans built the Baltimore system and other U.S. networks. He conferred with C. G. Ballentyne of the Honolulu Company during a Baltimore stay, prompting the trip.
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D. E. Evans
Baltimore
Harry Evans
Thie City
Honolulu
Evans
United States
C. G. Ballentyne
Mr. Evans
Do You Like Our Three Show Windows
A storefront invites public inspection and opinion on its holiday merchandise. Items range from 15 cents to 75 dollars with large shipments arriving across various lines to meet all wants and satisfy customers.
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Hawaiian Opera House
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McKee Rankin CO
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Haglish
Malacca
Straight Holly
Rawhide
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
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W.W. Dimond & Co., Limited
the People's Store
van Holt Block
King Street
Madame LE Vanway
D. Be, Chambers
N.Y
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H. 1
Merry Christmas
Wat the
Golden Rule Bazaar
J. M. Webb
Dan Drubf
Fort St. Arte Kly
The
Hollister Drug Co
Benson, Smith& Co
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Asseang Nestle Ry
H. McKechnie
Merchant Street
Hobron Drug CO
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W. Wright
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Port Street
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Soon Look
Miller
Berotania
Nani
Waikiki
Bulletin Office
Owhn Sugar Company, Limited
Paul Tronborg
BF. Dillingham
M. Robinson
J.B. Hackford
Ea. Sulkr
W.F. Allen
S.C. Allen
J. Lowray
W. Wolters
J Ay McCandlons
Paul Isenberg
B. F. Dillingham
M. P. Rob- Ingen
J. ¥. Hackford
Ed. Suhr
Kinau
Woods-Parker
Princess Kajnlani
Mies Robertson
R.p.waipa
Robert Parker Jr
Sam Woods
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