The Publisher Program for Chilate Gee Day
A dated editorial laments public morale and cites Harold M. Sewall and party lines. It discusses national leadership and Hawaii’s path to independence, urging unity, duty, and peaceful progress amid political strains. The piece critiques Governor Hole and calls for a public meeting to support the President’s Hawaii policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Bewall
Republican National
Todlatinet
Sewall
Elamand Mem Frond
Hole
Hawaii
Congress
Thin
Territory
Governor's Virtue Question Sparks Legislative Call
The Governor faces public debate over integrity and governance as supporters urge an extra session of the Legislature to fund needed progressive works. Critics condemn motives and warn of paralysis across departments without funds, amid accusations of biased administration and political manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Palut
Goverior
Hon
Dingiat
Demantia
Governor's stance sparks charges over territory election
A turbulent public debate accuses the Governor of impeding reform and opposes his handling of territorial representation. The controversy centers on loyalty to American citizenship, the administration's methods, and calls for fair governance amid intense partisan rhetoric.
Inter Island Freights and Trade in Hawaii Weights
The piece discusses freight rate tensions between Honolulu and Hilo, noting that higher inter-island charges bolster Mainland trade leakage. It critiques Wilder Co charges and urges Honolulu merchants to resist increased freight by keeping Hilo trade local. A humorous aside from a local exchange ends with a quote from the Christian Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Honolulu
Hilo
Hilo Nerchante
Honolatu
Wilder'n Co
Frustrated Efforts to Preserve Southern White Suffrage Rights
The article asserts Southern states aim to nullify the black vote by constitutional means, arguing denial of voting rights to Northern residents and the loss of representation in Congress. It cites debates over population-based apportionment and charges Republicans seek to suppress African American ballots nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wack
Exelidin Fuliane
United #Hitek
Comston
al Jeeshiare
Matenhabitante
Nen Stary
Eltiene
International Banks and San Francisco Transfers Mentioned
A historical snippet lists banks in multiple cities including San Francisco Nevada National Bank of San Francisco Union Bank of London American Exchange National Bank Merchants National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnais Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corp Bank of British North America and Bank of Vancouver. It notes deposits received loans approved security commercial and travelers credits bills of exchange bought and collections promptly remit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nevada National Bank of San Francisco
Nevada Naonal Bank of San Francisco
London
Union Bank ‘of London, Ltd
New York
American Exchange National Bank
Chicago
Merchants’ National Bank
Parle Credit Lyonuate
Bertin—Crowds Bank
Hongkong and Yokohama
Hongkong Shan
Olasking Corporation
New Zealand
Australia
Bank of Bu
Vancouver
Bank of Brite North Arica
Bishop & Co Bankers Notice of Time Deposits and Rates
Bishop and Co Bankers announces general banking and exchange services with letters of credit available worldwide. Interest on fixed deposits after July 1, 1808 starts at 2 percent for 7 days and for 3 months, rising to 3.5 percent for 6 months and 4 percent for 12 months. funds require undisturbed periods to earn quoted rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exelian
Uminesa
Yokobata Specie Bank
New Republic Bld
King Street
Honolulu
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Evening Bulletin
Exen
Bimday
King Stower
Th Bulletin Publishing CO. Ltd
Wallace KV
Amtington Eathtor
Honoluli
Atvarion
Onliee Nox
Te Ieee
Hanya-Foraker
Harwell
Renate Comisiter
Titan
Ami Rover
Home Tailore
Teomun
Amethoda
Phoelda
Georgia
Onli Pettvtsees
South Carolin
Viesinin
Pitts Mion
Nvespoyers
Marth
Pity
Hoenkirhy
Opie
York
Saade
Theae Isle Jovi
Langton
Dundes
Florence
Willie
Aspen
Rgpr
Benta
California Wines
California
Bed Rock
Gonsalves & Co, Limited
Queen Street
Wilson CO
Sargent
Alexander Young
Walty
Alexander Younes
Royal Hawaiian
Alaioa
Bethel Street House Furnishing Department OF the
Pagieg
Claus Spreckeln
Claus Spreckels & Co
Bankers
Bishop & CO. Bankers
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
T. L. McLean
Dent
A. A. Wilder
Vier
C. M. Gray
A. V. Goar
J. L. McLean
C. 1. Gray
Holl
A. v. Kaeth
J. A. Lyle
Ted. M. J. A.V. Ghar
Ofice Mourn
Bishop & CO
Chas, F. Herrick Carriage C0. Ltd
Savings Bank 12Rchant
Stangenwald
Standenwald
The
Yokohama Specie Bank, Limited
C. F
Holiday Books
J. M. Webb
S. S
Sierra
Fort Street
King
Alameda
Comat Range Mountains
Montana
H. F. Davidson
Arlington Block
VOGUE
A. ©. Lovekin
JUDD
Edward R. Swain
Crocker Building
V. Hoffmann
Ney
Hoffman & Riley
Aene Builders
Shantale
F. C
Beardslee
Ariington Annex
T. J
Alien & Robinaton
Fred Harrison
Ann
Jovbing
Jobbing
Chas. Lake
Queen
Government Building
Bertelman
John Nott
King Mrert
Brooklyn
Alakea
Merchant
W. M. Cunningham
Prim
Gonsaly
Consolidated Soda Water Works Co., Limited
Hewaii
T. O
Toland
B Bergerson
M. Phillips & Co
Whaleasie
J. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
General Commission
Bec Ret A
Manly
Toaine
Npanvins Lonsas 99K Remedy CO
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Uavvage
Boek Fm
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