Platform Debate on Annexation and Neutrality in Hawaii
A fragmentary hazardous OCR item discusses a Dole party platform seeking to place Hawaii under enemies of the United States and current neutrality arguments. It references American territory governance, opposition to annexation, and aims at neutral or maritime policy positions with scattered names and phrases.
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DOLE
Hawaii
Unitad
Amencan
Maritime
Ste
Mawati
Falta
Oliver
Muy Tevirenite
ESOB
Founders day tributes honor Berotee Pauxhi Bishop at Kaahameha schools
The article praises the enduring educational work and leadership of Mrs Bishop, praising her liberal, wise contributions to Hawaiians. It notes Founders Day at Kaahameha and the ongoing influence of Bishop’s life on students and the race's future. It references the Historical Society discussion about appointing a ruling monarch and lauds education as the foundation for future success.
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Kawehameha
Berotee Pauxhi
Kamehameha
Bishop
The
Historical Society
Hawhi
Kaithameha
Still Upholds Trearon and Quotation Controversy
A critical note from the Advertiser accuses a contemporary paper of childish propounding quotes from past Democratic sources to attack annexation policy. It claims the Advertiser once condemned American neutrality and involved itself in neutrality intrigue.
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Republican
The Advertiser Charges Bias Over Hawaii Issue
The Advertiser, now under new ownership, is accused of neutrality bias and treasonable manipulation over Hawaii. The piece alleges the paper avoids accountability by misrepresenting May events and evading its responsibility, likening the editorials to a cowardly, evasive stance.
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Hawaii
United States
Thibet
Founders Day Field Sports At Kamehameha School
Founders Day events at Kamehameha School featured junior and senior boys in field sports with attendance and a Hawaiian band. Capt Berger led the program. events included running, jumping, throwing, and vaulting with multiple winners and placements across age groups.
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Kamehatehia
Berger
Kamehameha
Will and Estate Notices From Hilo Courts
Judge Wilder admitsEdward Hitchcock and Henry Porter wills probate appointing spouses as executors and guardians. Hitchcock estate bequeaths entire property to wife Mary Tenney Hitchcock with no bonds. Porter estate leaves all to widow with four children if needed. executors urged to enumerate heirs. Harmony Lodge No 10 OF meets this evening inviting visiting brothers.
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Hitehcock
Henry Port
Gardner K. Wilder
Fourth Circuit
Henry Smith
Louis Parvie
Edward G. Hitchcock
Mate Wilder
Mary Tenney Hitchcock
Hilo
D. Howard Hitchcock
A Richards
H. R. Hitchcock
Henry Porter
Wilder Ot Hilo
Hually
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