Hawaiian registry debate and federal stance in 1809
In a Wednesday era dispatch, Secretary Gaye weighs in on the Hawaiian hip registry matter amid calls for broad federal action. The article notes business interests, court actions, and Congress deadlines as Hawaiian representatives in Washington seek legislation, while Col. Denby reports no extra sessions forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaye
Womens
Washington
Congress
Charles Denby
Denby
Americans Dominate Manila as Filipino Insurgents Hold
Reports from Manila describe favorable American progress with Tloio captured and resistance by insurgents diminishing. Aguinaldo promotes humane warfare as hospital personnel face deadly ambushes while American policy in the Philippines aims for firm rule under law. President McKinley presses a strong,和平 policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Tloio
Frea
Aguinaldo
McKiley
Philippines
Congressional Deadlock and Hawaii Hope Loom in Final Session
Congress nears the end of a compact session with the Nicaragua canal dead in the House. The army bill remains in doubt as Hawaii advocates push for broader legislation. factions clash then pause as a possible extra session is debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nicaragua
Presa Despalchoa
Friends of Hawaii
Hawaii
General News Notes from the San Francisco Arrival Log
The Valencia arrived in San Francisco on February 13 with uncertain local notes. The Alameda sailed for San Aranellco carrying 202,000 in gold. Col Marcus P Miller promoted to Brigadier General. The Grant arrived at Peri. A serious conflict reported between Riess and Costaone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
San Francisco
Sybory
Alameda
von Ostendorple
San Aranellco
Richar D Blackmore
Ie Dy Lng
Marcus P. Miller
Grant
Peri
Chaplin Johnny Thompenn
Pirot
Washington
Muvile
Bob
Peking
Riess
Costaone
Tiew
Pollitz Buys Paauhau Sugar Plantations and Death of Mrs Dickenson
A Maui sugar property deal closes with Rudolph Spreckels selling half the Paauhau plantation to Howard Pollitz and Co. amid a California incorporation plan. The Paauhau estate spans 13,000 acres leased from Samuel Parker and W G Irwin, with expected 11,000 tons of sugar and 250,000 in net profits this year and a 30 cent per share dividend. Meanwhile Mrs Dickenson, aged 70, longtime Lahaina resident and widow of Judge Dicken son, dies at Lahaina after a long life among foreign and native residents. her funeral drew many locals and her descendants are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Yeaterday
Rodolph Spreckels
Panahwa
Howard Pollitz & Co
William G. Liwia
Honolulu
California
Hawaii
Rudolph Spreckela
Pasuban
Samuel Parker
William G. Irwin
Edward Pollitz & C
Harold T. Angseldon
Mra. Dickenson
Lahaina
Islands
Judge Dickenson
Istore
Joho ‘Thomas Waterhouse
Dickenson Leaven
Dickenson
Dicketson
Hayselden
Lahaton
Home Rule For Hilo Enabled By Executive Council
The Executive Council granted Hilo home rule and authorized the Road Board to draw on current and loan fund balances for district expenditures. Plans include fixing Waianuenue street grade and extending Frost street to Wainkea with widening. Council also reviewed land, wharf issues, and read letters from Justice Brear noting a possible extra Congress session and no tariff discrimination against Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Executive Council
Road Board of
Waianuenue
Frost Street
Wainkea
Justice Brear
Uawailnn Commission
Washington
Congress
Hawaii
Congress to create an Admiral of the Navy
In Washington on February 13 the Senate, led by Hale of the Naval Affairs Committee, favorably reported a bill to establish an Admiral of the Navy. It proposes promotion by selection, with no nonretirement unless requested, and ends the office when vacated by death or otherwise. Rear Admiral Dewey is named as the intended holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hale
Naval Affairs Committee
Bing
Dewey
Miles court of inquiry opens amid art and work tone
In Washington on February 20 the Miles court of inquiry heard testimony from General Mile and minor officers of the Army. They largely admitted refrigerators were plain and condemned camel ronet. meantime the presiding official entered upon duties as Secretary of the Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miles Court of Inquiry
General Mile
Pacific Mail to Build Two New Steamships
Collis P. Huntington announced that Pacific Mail Steamship Co will order two ships from Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. Each vessel priced at 1 million 750 thousand dollars, 650 feet in length, 63 feet beam, and 12,000 tons. They are planned for Pacific passenger, freight, and mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Collis P. Huntington
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Pacific
Raffel Leaves Apia for Germany
Washington reports President Raffel of the Municipal Council of Apia has departed Samoa for Germany. Secretary Hay has been officially notified of his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raffel
Apia
Samoa
Germany
Scretary Hay
Dainty Elegant Sterling Bicycles Arrive In Transit
The World regards the Sterling as dainty elegant in multiple languages and the Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co. reports 50 new Sterling bicycles in transit aboard the Moana. The article highlights how graceful bicycle design elevates rider appearance, noting the contrast with hack horses and praising the thoroughbred look of a refined cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterlich
Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co
Sterling
Moana
New Books From Popular Authors Listed for B16 Fort Street
A catalog notes over 1 000 new titles from authors such as Grant Allen Sienkiewicz and Marie Corelli. The items are paper bindings selling at 2s 6d to 60c each. Also advertised are stationery, foreign correspondents supplies, and Hawaiian goods including scenic albums and guitars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Allen
Sienkiewicz
Hail Colne
Samain
Charles Kp
Re. A. Dumas
A. C. Gunter
Georgie Sheldon
Mrs., Lithworth
Beatrice Harraden
Albert Ross
Opie Read
Clark Russell
Charlotte M. Bracme
Agnes Fleming
Robert Louis Stevenson
Marie CorelliSt
George Ruthborn
Bai
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Sacar
Hivalaly
Wwlletin Publishing Company
B Farrington
Heltcalan
Pollitz
Paauhau
Rudolph Spreckels
Irwin Botalas
Mukeee Dewey Au
Ome
Nhn
Che
Iithan Allen Hi
Jnouri
Ube
Rapwal
Cain
Pueble Hardware Co., Low
Fort Street
the Kash
Hotel
Waverley Bloct
Dr. Delmol's
Lince-Mead Tderwear
Ren
Tolaphnne
Cour
Alwinataevan
The
Golden Rule Bazaar
J. M. Webb
W.W. Dimond & Co
von Holt
King Street
RAF
Sole Agents
Hawaiian Islands
Jewell
Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
Oriss
the People’s Providers
Ogden Milling & Elevator Co
Theo. H. Davies
Pottie
John Pottie & Sons
Sydney
N.S. W
Itle & Sons
W. Macfarlane
Love Building
Fort St
Honolulu Drug CO
Westinghouse
Blake
J. M. Dowsett
Revairer
J. T. Lund
Practical
Onion Street
Bethel
Castle & Cooke Teliphone
E_ JONES
Clark
F.N. Otremba
Manuet Nunes
Oakland Park
la Siesta
P, H. Burke
Kapapala Ranch
Kau
C, Brewer & CO
Strckhatters
InterIsland Steaty Nivweigation Company, Ltd
Toesay
Toudock A
N. E
Gebi
Seerat
Toy
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