Supreme Court focal point as labor contract phase returns
The piece notes the Supreme Court again at the center of attention over the contract labor inn. It mentions an Omaha judge ruling poker is not gambling and jest about unpaid LO. Willie Bryan has free time and might travel to the Philippines for party matters. Horace Greeley is gone but U S aims to furnish new country for youths to go west. If Hawaii lacks territorial law this session, a lively fall election may follow. America’s Alaska prospects are used as a contrast to Philippines challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
United States
Congress
Hawaii
Spiritualists urged to interview Washington and Jefferson
The piece suggests a life time chance for spiritualists to interview past presidents to influence U S policy on the Philippine problem. It forecasts Honolulu becoming metropolitan once new offices rise, implying bond and urban development issues tied to the buoyant business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Jefferson
United States
Honolulu
New York
Hoar Crete Philippines and Hawaii in political row
The commentary argues against a Hawaii market assumption harming manufacturers. It suggests Sen Hoar backs a second Crete scenario in the Philippines, and critiques estimates of Peace Commission pay. It notes Brad Bullerin’s GOP support and calls for party organization and leadership against personal rule. It also presses Dole to align with fellow Republicans Platt and Quay.
Boston Transcript Criticism Sparks Exhibit of Spite
The official organ greets the Boston Transcript's critique of Mr. Sewall with joy and gladness. It notes the Transcript opposed Hawaii annexation from the start and that Sewall has long supported the annexation principle, aligning with forces that back strengthening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Sewall
Transcript
Hawaii
Hawaii Governor Dilemma Highlights Political Stakes
The piece argues for a nonpartisan American governor in Hawaii, criticizing factional attacks and urging selection of an American independent of Hawaii’s past politics. It notes public doubt toward carpetbagger labels and recalls Dole’s earlier statements that the last American Minister was the logical first governor candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Transcript
Hawaii
Dent McKinley
State Department
Sewall
McKinley
War Department
Col. Barber
Dole
Official organ attacks Judge Frear and Kinney in Washington
The paper blasts Judge Frear and Mr. Kinney arguing the Chamber of Commerce backs sugar interests while accusing Washington reps of neglecting Hawaii. It questions what the official organ represents and suggests paying for new delegates to lobby in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Frear
Mr. Kinney
Washington
Thagain
Islands
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii
McKinley
Frost
Mr. Dole
Police Court Notes Nolle Proseis and Sentences Given
In the police court this forenoon George Lucas faced malicious injury charges but the case was nolle prosequi and he was discharged. Kapamann received six months hard labor for second degree Larceny. Twelve Chinese men captured last night pleaded guilty to gambling, each fined four dollars plus costs. Judge Wilcox explained they were arrested after neighbors complained of noise from the gambling den, disrupting sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lucas
Nollepres
Kapamann
Bard Tabor
Lieut
Opanui
Costa
Wilcox
McIntyre Receives Imperial Penny Stamps from Montreal
H. Be. McIntyre acquired two imperial penny postage stamps that arrived with Christmas papers sent from Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE. McIntyre
Cbristinas
Montreal
Chinese and American vaudeville show charms Honolulu crowd
A combined American Chinese vaudeville at the new Chinese theater under Sol Berliner drew a cosmopolitan audience. Roan delighted with a Chinese song and harp, Rosa impressed the Chinese with her mastery, Eddie Armond showcased up to date talent, and the Kawaihan Quintet sang Hawaiian songs with authentic flavor. The Chinese drama and Crawford’s acrobats, led by Yor Kau, impressed all, including the young Ah Ming and Lan Kai. Strong reception spurred a second show next week.
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Chinese Theater
Sol
Berliner
Alovesa
Honolulu
Roan
Rosa
Tddie Armond
Kawaihan Quintet Club
W. H. Crawford
Yor Kau
Europe
Ah Ming
Lan Kai
Ships register tricks reveal flag changes after port repairs
The article notes ships can obtain new flags after substantial repairs at a foreign port. It cites the Australia and the Williscott, a former British bark, which weathered a voyage near Nanaimo and fled to San Francisco for repairs. There the Williscott secured a Hawaiian register and later qualified for an American one, now flying the Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Nanaimo
San Francisco
Williscott
Contradiction in Morning Paper Reports Local Deaths
A note from Comtradiotte counters a morning item about deaths at the hospital on Punchbowl slopes. It states no pneumonia or fever deaths were registered there, listing only two deaths at that place two weeks earlier: one from appendicitis and one from consumption. The consumption victim died shortly after removal from the post hospital on King Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boveria
Convaleccenta
Post Hospital
King Street
Cash Customers Drive Cheaper Goods In Cash-Only Policy
The speaker argues that lower prices come from a cash only business model avoiding credit losses. They say credit customers force higher prices to cover bad debts and that serving cash customers fairly excludes the burdensome costs of extending credit.
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Ano Kine
Bulletin Publishing Company
Farrington
INTEL
Iabor Inn
Supreme Court
Tis
Willie Bryan
Philippines
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Alaska
Hoar
Crete
Mediterranean
Judge Day
Peace Commission
Mr. Day
Sthe B
Hid
Wewilliere
Erat Merigen
Pacific Hardware Co
Fort Street
N.s.sachs Dry Goods Co., Limited
the People’s Providers
Jas
Cash
Golden Rule Bazaar
Fort ST
Kukui Street
Fort and Bere
Tania
William Savidge
Queen St
Kwong Hing Chong CO
Nuuanu
Bening
Crockery
W.W. Dimond & Co
The
People’s Store
von Holt
M.G. Barnay
W. Hankey
Barney & Hankey
Bethel St
Castle & Cooke
Sory
Cleveland Bicycles
E- Jones
RCA
Papa
the Kash
Hotel Street
Waverley Block
Dr. Deimel
Senitor
J. T. Lund
Union Street
Oceanic Gas and Electric Co
M. M. Koiln
Heim
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