Judge Humphreys Sets Forth Motives of Dole Government
The Chronicle reports Judge Humphreys in San Francisco favoring California annexation and criticizing the Dole oligarchy in Hawaii. He condemns military rule, calls for ending governance by a few, and suggests property qualifications for suffrage to reduce native and white vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
San Prancisco
Chrintele
California
Washington
Humphreya
Humphreys Slove
Dole
Mamotuli
Hawallag
San Francisco
Wwe Ake
Congress
Fragmentary political remarks from uncertain source
Fragmentary OCR preserves scattered quotes about repressive measures, national sentiment, and congressional action. The readable parts mention Hawai i history, Washington, and a cautious view of public opinion, but lack clear context or complete attribution.
Hancock Sails to Manila with Officers and Teachers
The Hancock departed Sag Fran for Manila carrying Gen. Claffes and Gen. Wheaton staff along with educators and 400 sailors. Officials debate the transfer of 241000 from First National Bank to Territory Treasury to fund current expenses, amid questions over trust fund oversight and recovery for Chinese laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Hancock
Sag Fran
Manila
Tie Eat Aces
Army
M. Sternberg
Farseonen
States
Chambers
F. Mckibben
Pat
Claffes
Philippines
John F. W. Wheaton
Congressman Kahn
California
First National Bank
Dole
Wray Taylor
Board of Immigration
Ant
Dol
WLC
Wright
Lansa
Bia
Secretere
Bureau
Ngainst
Taylor Anid
Treasnter Wright
Cook
Ind
Hawaii
Souvenir Card Highlights From July Printing Run
The bulletin notes a souvenir card created by Mercantile Printing Co in colors for the Moana Hotel event on July 4 and mentions other notable productions including hotel dinner programs and school and club programs from Oahu College and the Boys' Brigade. The entry praises printer artistry and lists Fore and Quest streets as the printer’s base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moana Hotel Maer
Widom
Mercantile Printing Co
Fore
Quest Streets
Hawa
Aky Rockets
Giwon
Boys’ Brigade
Oahu
Four Big Steamer Arrivals at Harebor Port
Four large steamers entered the harbor this morning. The Miowera from Victoria and the Hawaiian from San Francisco led the group. The China from the Golden Gate and the Colon from Port Los Angeles followed, each reporting uneventful passages with times ranging from seven to eleven days. All ships carried Porto Rican passengers aboard.
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Harebor
Miowera
Victoria
San Francisco
China
Ome Place
Colon
Port Los Ang
Beles
Lee
San Francelero
Golden Gate
Port Los Angeles
Police vs Honolulu Athle Chib Nines at Makiki Grounds
The Honolulu Athletic Club nine faces the Police at Makiki baseball grounds at noon. The Police seek a stronger lineup after improving their pitching and fielding, with Leallo Joy Parker as pitchers and Akat worth Duncan Mona in the infield and outfield. The contest is expected to be the season’s most interesting thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Honolulu Athletic
Makiki
Secon
Leallo
Joy
Parker
Akat
Worth
Duncan
Ith
Mona
Prairie travels for California Commission Company route
A Honolulu based California Commission Company representative left last January aboard the steamer AOTAVES to the Attle. He then aims for Dawson City to oversee company interests. While in town he won broad support from business friends for straightforward business methods.
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JA. Praltle
California Commission
Honolulu
Aotaves
Dawson City
Prairie
Elveles
Dulig Busines
Withdraw More Troops in Cuba Reported by Washington
June 29 report says after Cuba accepted the Platt amendment General Milow advised Secretary Root to withdraw half the American force in the island and hand over the duty of maintaining order to Cuban authorities to prepare them for Brevet Tull responsibility.
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New York
Cuba
Washington
The
Mercht
Gneral Milow
Root
Kitchener Dispatch From Pretoria Reports Delagoa Line Action
Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria that the Bowls attacked two blockhouses on the Delagoa line near Beg eprult Bight on June 26. An armored train arrived and scattered the Hoern, Alling four. It is said that certain communals were carried off. Pild Cornet de Priess has surrendered at Motersburg with forty four teen the Da Silva estate shield near the morning orderer Administrator Overlo to file his account. The widow of a Britian Guiana resident resists and seeks no absolute claim to the estate while a clearance of the distribution rights is held in abeyance.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Cme
FIGHT WITH DE WET NEAR BELTA DETAILS OF ENGAGEMENTS
Cape Town reports show Gen Elliot and De Wet forces near Belta on June. British troops guarded a convoy, burghers attacked, and a counter charge with reinforcements led to recapture. Gen Delares was fatally wounded while directing action.
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Cape Town
Elliot ‘Dumn
de Wet
Belta
To Lisle
Delares
Conference committee begins its labor in Hawaii session
The House paused its work as bill amendments moved funds to 17 000 with 7600 in Senate support. The Senate debated sending the measure to the governor while listing lawmakers to join the conference committee chaired by Makekau and Makekau as appointed. Brown and Parla were named as senators and representatives respectively.
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House
Senate
Gertsthintet
Noncarrat
Second Dist
Beeley
Unit Atatetets Giahan
Touith Tet
Makainal
Oth
P UK
Bixtte
von Trance
Obscure legislative notes hint at committee chair hint
Fragmentary OCR shows names Monmarrat Mant Senator Baldwit White Representative Beckley Ohio Senator C Brown Kalauokalant Emmelwic Makainal Gilly Gian Kauai Nilbau Nakapeahs Poukh Kalaus obituary mentioned as chair and a frat meeting planned for this afternoon House adjourned Wednesday prior to wiring committee results
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Monmarrat
Mant
Baldwit and
White
Beckley
Ouhii
C. Brown
Kalauokalant
Emmelwic
Makainal
Gilly Gian
Kauai
Nilbau
Nakapeahs
Poukh Ttim
Kalausobitliht
House
Laborers Arrive From Porto Rico in Hawaii Immigration Spark
Immigrant laborers from Porto Rico and Italy arrive by ship to Hawaii amid concern over mistreatment and resistance from inland planters. Local police restore order as authorities debate their employment and welfare.
Plague Ship Detained in Quarantine at Carlygle City
The Carlygle City vessel from Hongkong and Honolulu is held in quarantine after a passenger died two days before arrival. Officials report possible plague on board and a risk of disease spreading to the mainland, with fumigation and watch kept at sea.
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Cerlithe
Hongkong
Honolulu
Oo Sivkiewe
Rone
Evry
Civil Service Examinations Open Through August First
Civil service examiners announced a limited entry period for positions in the free delivery department of the Hanouly post office. Interested applicants must apply by August 1, with no new candidates accepted after today. officials expect several weeks to process the remaining exams and entries.
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Appravaner
Hanouly Post Amor
Severneaye
Gun and Punk Hone Bonds Reported on Coast
Dillingham reports that the remainder of the Gun and Punk bonds not taken up there were captured on the Coast. The note indicates ongoing efforts to manage unredeemed securities and track their disposition.
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Dillingham
Pope seriously ill in Paris dispatch from Rome
A Rome dispatch to the Petit Hue reports the Pope critically ill and notes Dr Lapnoul, his attending physician, remains at the Pontifical bed. Vatican officials express concern over the pontiffs health as authorities monitor the situation.
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Paris
Petit Hue
Rome
Raya
Lapnoul
Ponts Bedattle
Vatican
Anstons
Refined sugar prices rise as Cabinet members hint at policy
A Washington dispatch notes two Cabinet members asserting refined sugar price increases. The report suggests the administration may support higher prices amid economic pressures. unclear details mention Secretary Hall and reactions following McKinley era events.
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New York
Izhaee
Washington
Earle aMclil
Hall
America
State Department
Bogur Kenning Company
Loday Advanc
Antil
Promlent
McKinley
Aaa
Hay
Alexander Young Talks Of Situation In Courts
Alexander Young addresses the row in the courts, detailing his views on the dispute and its implications for legal proceedings. The remarks reflect tension between parties and potential outcomes as the case advances.
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Alexander Young
Laughing Stock Shares Turbulent Northwest Plans
Alexander Young and wife return from a trip to the state. He discusses moving markets and investments as the Northwest advances. He criticizes the Legislature and calls for policies to foster local industries and credit.
Tragedy in Seattle Partners Identified in Shootings
In Seattle on June 2 John W. Condive proprietor of a gambling house and Pear ple's theater, and ex Chief W. L. Meredith, were involved in a shooting at Guy's drug store corner of Second Avenue. Connadine was killed and Meredith wounded. Cook, a noted lecturer, died at his summer home in Theonderoga. He was born January 26, 1848. He had long endured ill health. Cook will be remembered for efforts to blend Bible harmony with science in his lectures.
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Seattle
Waab
John W. Condive
Standard Gambling House
Pearple's
Polter
W. L. Meredith
Guy's Drug Store
Second Avenue
Yester Way
Connadine Wan
Meredith
Whiteman
Ayane Cook
Theonderoga
Hare
Mr. Cook Ji Vent
Leipziger Bank Closes Amid Credit Crisis
Leipzig bank directors announce suspension of Dresdeper Credit and announce efforts to regularize commitments quickly. They state creditors could suffer if delayed while shareholders may hope for favorable outcome. Capital listed at 18 million marks. Officials say calls for the Orient will occur tomorrow.
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Leipzig
Leipziger Bank
Ing
Dresdeper Credit Alwtult
Dlin
Leipziger Dank Jn
World's Entertainers Vaudeville at Honolulu Theater
Harry Lew leads The World's Entertainers in a vaudeville program slated to open Tuesday night at the Oper House stage in Honolulu. The troupe plans a brief two day stay, with travel disruptions delaying appearances as they bring a European and American revue to the islands.
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Harry Lew
Honetuta Wiil
Oper
Howe
Zealand
Lae
Austradia
Bealandia
Honolulu
Mur
Vaudeville Season Shown In City Halls and Theaters
A scrambled review lists acts in a late night vaudeville program including mime, dancing, musical sketches, and magic. Performers such as Miss Gasaman, Archne Nelstone, Mr. and Mrs Tobin, Prauely Gwynne, Atlanta Shaw, and MU Amtraty are noted for theatrical numbers. The article hints the opera house will be packed for this entertainment run.
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Henre Lee
Lennlien
Staton Kelly
Astley
New York
Arshne Nelstone
Joephine Gasaman
Pickanitiijes
Charles XI
Mrs Tobin
Gwynne
Atlan Shaw
Opera Howe
Doorn
Wright's New Plage The Warriage Manufetary Rentuity
The article describes J.T. Wright's Honolulu carriage manufactory led by Mr Weight, detailing skilled staff of thirteen, twenty-one years in Honolulu, and a new building with a dining room and showroom. It highlights craftsmanship, high standards, and plans for a larger establishment with a restaurant.
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Weight Atti Purner
King
Bouth
Emtairman
Weight
Hoonlulu
Honolulu
Wright
Luguten
J.T. Weighton
Tor Ludgerp
Harvard Million Pledge For Medical School Toys
President Blot announced at the Harvard AlWMNL diner that J. PL Mov’ fan gave more than $400,000 toward the erection of three of the five halide toys planned for the Harvard Medical School In Howton. The gift funds the prosecution of an applied biology project.
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Cambridge
Mase
Blot
Harvard Alwmnl
J. PL
Harvard Medical School
Howton
Senate Proceedings and Debate Over Conference Committee
The Senate met at 10 o'clock forenoon with preliminaries read and continued until 2. Mr Kanha sought to obtain consideration of the concurrent resolution calling the conference committee into session. The President supplied the motion but no vote occurred. Movers Kalnike Int Brown and Paste tyke left the debate as it grew heated with Brown Kayuba and others expressing anger.
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Senate
Kanha
Hauge
Kalnike
Tyke
Mewar
Brown
Kayuba
Mr. Kunuha
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