Pacific cables shape in imperial policy and Hawaii link
The speech from the throne notes Imperial aid for the Atlantic to Asia link via Canada and hints at a Pacific cable to connect Canada with Australia. It discusses United States hesitations on Hawaii and Japan links, potential competition, and the broader impact on American capital and policy.
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Dominion
Lord Aberdeen
Canada
Australia
Andrey Coote
Spalding
United States
Japan
Hawaii
Pacific
Hawaiian
Fanning Island
America
Australasia
America-Hawaii
Venezela
United States Congress
North American
President Crespo of Venezuela and Other Interesting Matters
The article portrays President Crespo as a tall, determined leader who keeps abstemious hours and summons ministers at sunrise. It notes his ranching interests near Caracas and his horsemanship, then shifts to a Honolulu hardware store boasting the finest cutlery on the islands, urging purchases for Crespo or Grover Cleveland, and detailing a varied stock including knives, carvers, and novelty nails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crespo
Venezuela
Honolulu
Hawaiian Hardware Company
Australia
Islands
Grover Cleveland
Stone crossing urged on King Street between Executive and Judiciary
A note highlights the great need for a stone crossing on King Street linking the Executive and Judiciary buildings. It notes hazards in wet weather and calls for prompt construction to ensure safe passage for pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Street
Police uncover dynamite marked valise with two skeletons
Lieutenant Needham seized a black oil cloth valise on Fort Street near the Catholic church about 11 pm. It contained wrapped bones, two complete human skeletons, and skulls in a fresh paint marked Dynamite. Bones were examined at the station and deemed Hawaiian. owners unknown. If unclaimed, they will be sent to the Bishop Museum for mounting.
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Needham
Fort Street
Pantheon
Emerson
Bouirrn
Thea
Bishop Museum
Death of Wong Sing Nee in Chinese store on King street
Wong Sing Nee died suddenly in a Chinese cigar store on King street near the railroad depot. Dr. Emerson certified death from heart disease after examination. The deceased had been working in Hawaii and had come to the city to return to China. Remains were buried at 10 o clock this afternoon in Pauon cemetery, with Ed Williams, undertaker, in charge. An inquest was not deemed necessary.
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Wong Sing Nee
King Street
Emerson
Hawaii
China
Pauon Cemetery
Ed. Williams
A Fine Opportunity At Klemme Corner Auction
A fine opportunity offers Mr Klemme’s corner of Wilder avenue and Kewalo street for sale at auction conducted by Mr Jas Morgan. The nearly new six room house sits on a five foot foundation with excellent appurtenances and a healthy elevated location away from malarial areas. A separate property includes a stable cook house two store rooms servants’ room and chicken yard close to Beretania street trams.
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Beretania
Complialot Contends Reserved Seats Split Amid Sale Scandal
Quiet uproar surrounds the sale of tickets for Merediths Old Coat as reports say 100 tickets went to one buyer and 76 to another. A proposal suggests auctioning seats for a second performance to raise more money for the charity and curb favoritism, speculation, and dissatisfaction.
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Meredith
Mawamian Annual Ready for 1896 With Island Information
The Mawamian Annual for 1896 is issued and meets the high standard of prior volumes. It offers varied information on the Hawaiian Islands and serves as a reliable reference for offices and homes. Price five cents per copy plus postage. published by THOS G THRUM Stationer Fort Street Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Street
Honolulu
Meo Court Jote Lee Pan to Face Trial on 27th
Meo Court Jote Lee Pan was arrested yesterday for running a chefa game and will be tried on the 27th. Tuck Chow, bailed 3100 on an opium charge, was discharged for lack of evidence. Katsu, a Japanese vagrant, has until the 27th to show how he exists without labor. Kalua, a native boy, was found guilty of truancy and sent to Reform School for six months.
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Lee Pan
Tuck Chow
Katsu
Kalua
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Pacific Cables
Union Square
Morrow
San Franciscoo
Hawaiian Islands
Senate
Broomieburn
Hutton
Tribune
Monarch
Abbey
Frank B. Peterson & CO
Hawaiian Hardware Co
Spreckels’ Bank
Royal Hawaiian Hotel Billiard Parlor
Beis
Bor Twin
Hpish Chuwialer
Meo Court
Kapiolani Park
Bieyelo
Hantieap
Javiph
Luatadtioap
Antuute
Hamlicap
Imile Lay
Ren
Pare
Het Wong
Anthanoh
Kekaulike Street
Kapuakolo Road
W.C. Achi
Lin Tai
Hotel
Notana
Ci Anil
Alma
Waikike
Thu Lai
Frank Hustace
Makibl
Striny
Melrnary
Ue Tit
Henry KO AL Pouualm As
The
Remond Grove
Sharp
Hobron Drug CO
Benson, Smith & CO
Hollister Drug CO
Mailnoad
K. KR
J. W. Chapman
Luveh
Poundmaster
Henry Kualil Prandenany
A.rk
ROWAT
D. V
Geo. P. Andrews
Masoxte Bunaine
Omvehou
Waa
Tod Paw
W. D. Alexander
Punahou Stroat
John Phillips
St. Nar Port
Wiley’s
J. W. Wiley
Bortelmann
New Republic
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