Premier Barton outlines early election and policy plan
In Sydney Ramund Barton, Premier of the Australian Commonwealth, launches the federal election campaign with a public address. He declares the next poll will be held as soon as possible, supports a protective tariff, and outlines bills for labor arbitration, Asiatic exclusion, female suffrage, and a transcontinental railway. He favors keeping direct taxation powers with states and moving the federal capital. He lists numerous attendees and organizers at the event.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Ramund Barton
Australian Commonwealth
Mattland
Barton
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Horton
De Wet joins forces for new Boer attack plan
London dispatches report General De Wet crossed the Vaal and linked with Transvaal commanders. Rumor says 7000 mounted men with several guns prepare for another major assault, possibly aiming to move into Cape Colony. Boer leaders urged a spring southward as De Wet seeks to unite with invaders.
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London
Johannesburg
de Wet Haw
Vani
Transvaal
Chinese market gardens linked to typhoid risk report
Health Inspector Dr Fae Kan in British Columbia suggests typhoid outbreaks in households traced to consumption of Chinese market garden vegetables. He notes pools of effluent and uncooked waste around gardens, warning that unsanitary conditions could spread illness and sparking calls for boycotts against Chinese vendors in the province.
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Vancouver
Cy Jun
Fae Kan
British Columbia
Chines
Fagan
Mardi Gras Committee Named For Carnival Night
Mardi Gras committee details list executive members and many patronesses for the carnival to be held in the drill shed on February 19. Names include Mrs S M Damon Mrs Gerrit P Willeder Mrs Wilder Mrs Paul Swentor Sr Mrs James H Castle and several others.
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Mittee
Atre
W. M. Graham
C. J. Cooper
Edward Damon
Aannberg
CA. Blaton
Mra
Wilder
E. D. ‘Tenney
M. Damon
Gerrit P. Wile
Paul Swentor Sr
James H. Castle
Allan White
Annis Montague Turner
Mary Widdifield
Ann Walker
John M. Dowsett
Amon
Spencer
Mee
Goo
Merbert
B.A
Jordan
Waleter Hoffmann
Alatan T
Atkine Fun
Saker
Arthur Brown
Alc
Hawe
Francie M. Hate
Katee
Paul Neumann
Jonathan T. McDon
Mawalan Boy Abroad Engaged to Yale Law School Graduate
The Daily Standard notes the engagement of Mini Jonté Ryall Somers to Mr. Williamy Rawlings of Hossoln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rawlins. Born in Honolulu, he excelled in athletics and scholarship, and will graduate from Yale Law School this summer to practice in New England, where friends hope he stays.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Stanfard
George E. Som
Mini Jonté Ryall Somers
Williamy ‘Thome Rawling
Hossoln
Thomas Rawlins
Honoluh
Rawloe
Yale Law School
New England
Iit
A Literary Tea at Kilohana Art League
The entertainment Saturday afternoon at Kilohana Art League rooms, under the Literary Circle, featured decorative footwear by Mrs. Rothwell and an instructive lecture on Sidney Lanter by Mrs. W. F. rear. Music, tea, and refreshments were organized by Mrs. W. M. Graham with helpers including Mrs. Walker and several others.
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Kilohana
Mine Hall
T. R. Walker
George Davies
Mra
James J. Castle
Ho*deman
A. M. Smith
W. M. Graham
Admiral Casey to Relieve Command and Move to San Diego
Admiral Casey will be relieved at Tongue Brand Navy Yard next Saturday with his wife and family. He will proceed to San Diego to assume command of the Pacific division with the battleship Tow as flagship, and meet Admiral Kaute there for the assignment.
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Philadelphia
Dan
Immenare
Hpon
Tongue Brand Navy Yard
Admiral Casey
San Diego
Kaute
Towa
So Many Exposed to Rain Must Have Cold Countermeasures
A historical advertisement touts a pain killer remedy for exposure to rain cold and storms. It claims a teaspoonful mixed with watered down water stimulates the system warding off illness. Marketed as having sixty years global use with millions testifying to its value. It names single product Patn Killer by Porry Davin with prices 25e and 50e.
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Porry Davin
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Williama
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Chas. Oramer
C. A. Grote
Tailore
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Kauai
Oahi
Maul, Molokai, Hawaii
Bugning Bulletin
Hawaii Land CO
Board OF Directors
Joush Kumsine
J. Makainal JW
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W. C. Acht & CO
Brokers & Dealers
Ames
Geli Bow Estate
Lefigh
David Dayton
Merchant ST
T. R. Mossman
Campbell Building
Merchant Street
Fort Strelt
Australia
Trans-Continental Railroad
Aid
TW. Hebron
Robert Lewers
F. Pond
Thomas May
Philligie
H. Lewin
A. Jordano Heoure Priver
Widdineth
Scott Decoratione
A. Bixtom
Missea Scott
Misnoe Paty
Mies Juttet Uking
Elsie Robertson
E. D. Tenney
J.B. Walker
Tickete
Mre
A. C. M Haven
Tenste Kaufmant
Francis M, Mateh
Mere
Mary Wildl- Held
G. P. Wilder
Slaker
B.D. Tenney
Stim J.T. Medionald
Mawalan Boy Abroad
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Portorican
Hawaiian Tobacco Gco., Ltd
Nuuanu Sta
Hotel ST
Bethel
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Alakea St
Makai of Merchant St
P.O. Box
Honolulu Tobacco Co., Ltd
Fort and Hotel
Zealandia
Owl Club
Brunswick
Schiller
Honolulu Drug Company
H. Otis
von Holt
King Street
Alondyke Pow Advrutionrs
SF Tt Ta
Cyrus Noble
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
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