President Dole views on annexation in Honolulu column
Miss Kate Field reports a wide ranging essay on Hawaii's path to union with the United States. It argues for a tailored colonial policy, notes Monroe Doctrine implications, and warns of policing Central and South American affairs if statehood is rushed. The piece touches on exports, filibusters, and local cultural initiatives amid ongoing Honolulu entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Kate Field
Hawaii
United States
Cuba
Unite States
Central
South America
Hawaiian Amateur Athletic Association Field Day Plan Called Reform
The Hawaiian Amateur Athletic Association proposes setting precise start times for each event to prevent delays and finish before dark, making the field day program run more smoothly and efficiently. The reform would standardize hours and minutes, reducing wearisome waits for participants and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Amateur Athletic Association
Local Talent to Compete at Opera House Saturday
The burning of the Opera House spurs plans for a Saturday stage event by local talent. Aiming to attract patrons and foster a permanent amateur dramatic society, organizers seek prizes from merchants and citizens and hope for strong support to ensure a lively show. James Torbert leads as starter, O W Macfarlane and Sam Wilder as time-keepers, T P Cummins as clerk of the course, and Thomas Wright as handicapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Torbert
O. W. Macfarlane
Sam Wilder
T. P.cummins
Thomas Wright
Bicycle Riding as Remedy and Risk in Disease
A medical writer notes bicycling can aid respiration digestion and help anaemia, neurasthenia headaches insomnia and asthma, and may assist in early phthisis and some intestinal disorders. Yet it warns many acute illnesses require rest and serious heart or lung conditions should avoid riding cycling can harm in other chronic diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrigues
City Report Notes Butteriy as Hawaii ad medium
Businessmen credit a good advertising entry, noting Butteriy is the least advertising medium in Hawaii. Gossip circulates about engagements and fortunes involving Ethel Vane, Mr. Barrell, and Miss Barrell with £100. A Boston girl misinterprets the Lord’s Prayer, saying it excuses trespass on the grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Maud
Ethel Vane
Mr. Barrell
Omnes
George
Miss Barrell
Ormnes
London
Boston
Bouton Gazette
President Crespo of Venezuela and other matters in hawaii
A satirical prose piece describing President Crespo of Venezuela as tall and abstemious who rises with ministers at sunrise and enjoys cattle ranching. It notes his backbone and equestrian skill, then shifts to a Honolulu hardware store boasting an extraordinary cutlery collection, carving sets, knives, and novelty items. The column plugs bicycles sold out and hints at upcoming Tribune and Monarch wheel arrivals along with fresh coffee pots.
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Crespo
Venezuela
Venezualan
Honolulu
Hawaiian Hardware Company
Australia
Islands
Grover Cleveland
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Johannesburg
Markov
Jameson
South Africa
Burrell
Wilder
Kilohana Art League
Transvaal
Krueger
Michael Davitt
Mr. Davitt
Abbey
Frank B. Peterson & CO
Venezu
Ela
Tribune
Monarch
Hawaiian Hardware Co
Spreckels’ Bank
Fort Street
Kapiolani Park
Ooanile Novelty
Ny Dauillemp
Ioc
Nile
Chib Anid Scholars
Lab End Scholars
All Ile
Sera Horsey
Denen
Racus
Remond Grove
KR. R
J. W. Chapman
Wiley’s
J. W. Wiley
F. H. Bertemann
New Republic Building
Geo. P. Andrews Jerner
Mason Bettinmo
Realdance
W. D. Alexander
Punnhou Street
Wtf
Poundmaster
Horne
HENRY_ECAMI
Kekaeulike Street
King Street
Kapaukolo Road
W. C. Achi
Onolulu, Any
K, Ogura
Coombe
Japan
K. Ogtra & CO
LIN Tai CO
Hotel Street
Mar Numan
ATA
T. B. Murray
Frescoine
W. A. Riley
Sanders’ Exress
Art
Telephone Fo
Alma
Waikiki
Frank Hustace
Tim Kee
Merchant Tailor
Bae
Sai
A. BR. Rowat
John Phillips
Fort, Tel
Pte
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