Honolulu Water, Sugar Trends Highlight 1898 Ledger
Honolulu faces water supply and quality concerns while tariff shifts cut Hawaiian sugar imports. The issue notes Boston New York Philadelphia and other ports' December totals, praises Professor Agassiz's science advocacy, previews a Masonic history by Geo Syaulang, and reports UK policy on West Indies relief via countervailing duties debated against free trade.
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United States
Aza Mnet
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
San Francisco
Chamberlain
West Indies
French Annexation Move Cited Over Tahiti Isles
An old cablegram summary from Sydney reports friction over a proposed annexation of Tabiti Islands, Tahiti’s neighbor, by France. It states Tabiti and nearby islets, once under a branch protectorate, faced military expeditions to quell unrest and resist Dutch or other influences.
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Sydney
de Pasige
Tabiti
Society Islands
Wade
Tahiti
How Coral Reefs Come Continued From First Page
Prof Agassiz proves a charming speaker with simple language and fluent delivery. The audience shows keen interest as he speaks, receiving warm applause. Chief Justice Judd offers a vote of thanks, joking that the lecturer kept them "on the reef" for an hour and a quarter.
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Prof Agassiz
Judd
Prof. Agassiz
Campbell roof paint crews work on McInerny’s store
David A Campbell and his men apply Black Diamond roof paint outside McInerny’s store. The preparation claims to render iron, tin, shingle and paper roofs weatherproof with a three year satin guarantee. The product eliminates dust sprinkling and promises two year durability per application.
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David A. Campbell
McInerny’sutore
Campbell
Albright
United States Must Hold Hawaii for Pacific Trade
An editorial arguing that US must protect Pacific commerce and that Hawaii is vital for strategic balance between the Americas and Asia. It criticizes President Cleveland for delaying the Hawaii annexation, asserting the nation should act to secure undisputed control at a key maritime crossroads.
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Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Hawaiian Islands
Orient
Australia
Hawaii
Cleveland
Senate
Denver Republicav
Waverley Social Club Opens as Moral Social Medium
The Waverley Club launches as a social organization distinct from religion and politics. It aims to elevate members morally and intellectually, serving as a medium between the M A and the saloon. A reading room and wholesome recreation will be provided for evenings.
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Waverley Club
Ite
Tuit
Clipper Line Extension Aims at Baltimore New York Route
Increased harbor demand at Honolulu prompts growth plans for the Argo naut line. The Atlantic and Pacific Company, active between Philadelphia and the Pacific Coast, proposes a new clipper ship line from Baltimore and New York to the Pacific Coast and Honolulu, with arrangements under way for near-future operation.
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Honolulu
Atlantic and Pacifie Company
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Baltmore
New York
Willi son’s citrus benefit in city hall theater
SENEPET TO MA, MAIUEEN, a benefit entertainment at Willi son’s citreus opens at 7 30 with German Consul J F Hackfeld among honored guests. The Hawaiian band will play airs as the program advances. Proceeds go to Mr Martin manager of the company, a popular figure among the troupe and locals. Seats reserved at Wall Nichols Company.
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Willison
J. F. Hackfeld
Martin
Nichols Company
Annie Kancho
Berger
Wall
Nichola Co
Bicycles Arrive in Limited Quantities at Local Store
Store notes limited bicycle stock with several styles now available. Demand is high as supplies arrive and sell quickly.
Young Hawaiians Institute Sets Dues and Adopts Badge
At a meeting last evening the Young Hawaiians Institute fixed dues at 81 per month and discussed adjusting relief pro rata from 50 cents to Sunday. A badge for the institute was adopted. Twenty eight members attended and several new membership applications were received.
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Young Hawaiians’ Institute
Riddling moral quarrel over dog wheel road or man
Attorney General Smith faces a vexatious problem as a citizen accuses a dog rider and road user. The dog is licensed, the wheel paid for, the road sound, and the irate man has paid taxes. The puzzle asks which should be punished and how.
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Smith
Hubber Tires Arrive for B40 Wagon Wheels on Queen Street
A shipment of buggy wagon rubber tires arrived by the Austria for Jon Wilson and were opened at the shop on Queen Street today. George Dillingham stated at noon that the wheels should be sold for not over 8.80.
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Australia
Jon Wilson
Queen Street
George Dillingham
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Aly
Patlister and
Peby RE Laman
India
Waer
Unieersity Society
Agassiz
California
Geo. Syaulang & Co
Hawaiian News Co
Baracks
Edwin A Sherwan
The
Masonic Veteran Association of the
Campbells
Waverley
Social Clab
Senepet
Maiueen
Honohela
Tribune
Tribunes
J. J. Egan
Fort Street
the Hawaiian Hardware Co, Limited
John R. Musick
Spreckels’ Bank
Morocco
J.R. Shaw
D.V S. Iiayaiian News Company
Merehant Street
St. Thalephon
Rew
Honolus
Athial
Gurel
Pacheco & Fernandes
Arlington Block
Motel Street
N. Fernandez
Merchant Street
Cian Pe
J. O. Carters
P.O
Young Hawaiians
Jax
F. Morgan
Woolock
A. M
Balvaroon
Twillsell
B. W
Jas. F. Morgan
Jones
Sterling
Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Cobblers Building
Fort St
Portland
Cascadia
Dayton
C&c
Olympic
H Hackfeld & Co
A. King
Minter
Interior
Milk
Bale Hore
U. 5
Genert Hiwood
TH. Huckfeld
Germay
Goo
Xtra
Valentines
International Art Publishing Company
Braronga
Eve
Tere
Brewer's Block
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