Parliament dissolution refused to follow constitutional advise
The Evening Bulletin notes that a refusal to dissolve Parliament on the advice of constitutional advisers may not align with British or Canadian precedent. The item discusses implications for governance and constitutional norms in an 1896 context.
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Fore
Circuit Court OF the First Circuit
Hawaiian Islands
Chambers
F. GC
Rhodes
Caue
Honolulu
Jas. A. Thompson
Foreign unrest across the globe and Canadian cabinet crisis
The Star reports looming Cuban rebel activity menacing Havana, Ezeta's raid on Salvador halted in Costa Rica, and a Canadian cabinet crisis with Premier Bowell facing resignation. It notes potential election timing, Laurier’s possible formation of a new cabinet, and constitutional limits on the Governor General amid these upheavals.
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Ezeta
Salvador
Havana
Bui Tects
Costa Rica
Salvatore
Syoee
Dominion
Procter Bowell
Lawra
Wilfred Laurier
Bowell
Laurier
Lord Aberdeen
Marquis of Lorne
London
Quebec
St. Just
Timely Topics on President Crespo and Hawaii Hardware
A breezy column profiles President Crespo of Venezuela as tall and decisive, noting his abstemious habits, sunrise ministerial meetings, and ranching interests. The piece shifts to an Hawaii Hardware Company showcase promising fine cutlery, carving sets, knives, and novelty items, with a note on depleted bicycle stock and upcoming Tribune models.
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Crespo
Venezuela
Honolulu
Hawaiian Hardware Company
Australia
Islands
Grover Cleveland
Observations on Ocean Charts and Hawaiian Affairs
A long excerpt reviews a Pilot Chart of the North Pacific and a great circle Indian Ocean chart, noting wind forecasts and nautical detail. It discusses Kate Field’s letters on Hawaiian affairs, distance debates with the Aleutian chain, and the value of the Boarts paper for readers and advertisers as circulation rises. It ends with a call for a revenue cutter in the coming Legislature and cautions about tug deployments.
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North Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Horrio
Bay of Bengal
China Sea
New Guinea
Solomon Islands
Australis
New Zealand
Kate Field
Botauseris
Atta
Alaska
Miss Field
But- Lerin
Only Two Texans in Congress Born in Texas In 19th Century
A historical note states that out of thirteen Texans serving in the National House of Representatives, only two were natives of Texas. This highlights the dispersion of native Texans among early federal lawmakers and underscores migration patterns shaping representation.
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The
National House of Representatives
Natives
Texas
Bushwhacker troubles and Cuban unrest reported
Interior settlements suffer bushwhacker raids as vigilant committees and hangings rise in response. Spain resists Captain General de Campos resignation and boosts Cuban forces amid predicted tobacco shortages. News from Ottawa: Bowell Cabinet may be reformed if Parliament proceeds with throne speech measures. War talk in Venezuela. British troop movements contested by US Congress inquiry.
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Martines de Campos
Cuba
Carlos Son
Generala
New York
Spain
de Carliste
de Campos
Ezeta
Costa Rica
San Salvador
Montreal
Ottawa
Lord Aberdeen
Bowell
Laurier
Venezuela
London
United States
House of Representatives
Livingston, Democrat
Georgia
Committee On Foreign Relations
Weekly Band Concert at Emma Square Tonight
The regular weekly band concert will be given at Emma Square this evening at 7 30. The program includes March User Comrades Overture Story City Madiey German March.
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Emma Square
Uuser Comrades
Madiey
Gossip on Harrison Marriage Silent to Public
Gossip swirls around ex President Harrison's anticipated marriage as reporters and collectors seek confirmation. The veteran official remains reticent and the unnamed woman reportedly will take his name after marriage. The Chronicle notes public fatigue with constant engagement details and favors discreet privacy.
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Harrison
S.pf
Chronicle
Frugal Fuel: Japanese Grain Waste Made Into Charcoal Mix
In Japan small economies reuse charcoal dust as fuel by mixing it with chaff, grains like wheat and barley, and chopped straw. The mixture is moistened into paste, rolled into billiard-ball sized balls, and used as efficient fuel.
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Japan
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