Arbitration Endorsed by Chamber for International Peace
The Chamber of Commerce approved a resolution endorsing arbitration to settle international differences. A committee on international arbitration was to promote the principle in schools and institutions, and a delegate to Congress was to push treaties with Britain France and others per Taft. A lengthy ethical sermon urged disarmament and reform, critiquing armies and navies and urging peaceful civic action.
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Chamber of Commerce
Iriplion
Thikd
Priuer
Congress
Great Britain
France
Proddent
Taft
United States Senate
Fort Logan
Colorado
Guam
Ronder
Wm. R. Castle
Kraber Urges Peace After War Machinery Debate
A speaker argues against armies and navies as barriers to universal brotherhood. He laments glorification of conflict, recalls naval events, and vows to lecture on universal brotherhood, noting missed opportunities due to entertainment and indulgence.
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Universal Brothers Hood
Wettiah
Gaum
Navy
Marine Corp
Laly
Sicily
Keven Auya
Stata
Universal Brotherhood
Meers
Brom-o-Quinine Cold Cure Claim Lacks Proof
An old newspaper item notes a cure claiming to end a cold in one day using a laxative brom o quinine product by E W Groves and a medicine company label. The text questions the legitimacy of the claim and mentions signature on each box and production details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Groves
Wine
Medicine CO
Old Market for the Immigrants at Alakea Street
The Immigration Board selects the old fish market at Alakea Street as the immigrant receiving site. Plans include extensive renovations to accommodate laborers, with costly constructions and logistics led by A. J. Campbell and M. A. Silva. A chartered immigrant ship is being arranged to depart for London, while Mister Silva seeks laborers in San Francisco.
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Alakea Street
Board of Immigration
Inga
A. J. Campbell
Territorial Board of Immigration
Waroje
United States
Peat Batiday
London
M. A. Silva
Mr. Campbell
Ben Francisco
Golden Gate City
Chamber of Commerce Passes Baldwin Death Resolutions
Resolutions regretting the death of Hon. Henry Perring Baldwin were adopted at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. The notes express sympathy, honor his civic and commercial influence, and request copies for the widow and family. The event, described by Hay Paxson Wilkinson, includes other remarks and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Baldwin
Chamber of Commerce Trusteen
Henry Perring Baldwin
Hay Paxson Wilkingon
Philadelphia
Army
C.F Kraber
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Office Supply Co., Ltd
Bellevue Hotel
Halt Bork
Colombia
Diether Beery
Hatch Positively
Minaprent
W. & Zander
Kodak Pictures
Honolulu
Fort Street
Arts & Crafts Shop
Ale
Copley
Pacific Picture Framing CO
Nuuanu Street
Honolulu Monument Works, Ltd
Shaw & Seville
King Street
Alakea
Congo
Lewers & Cooke
Y. Yoshikawa
Mieke Rae
Iain
Mullany
J. Hopp & Co., Ltd
KOA Furniture
Oahu Furniture CO
King Stever
Young Hotel PO
A. Blom
Fort St
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Tanta
MI88
POWER
Boston
Fort Stre
S. F. Zeave
Young Building
K. Uyeda
Nuumnu
Yee Chan & Co
KAM Chong CO
Corner Fort
Beretania Streste
WAH Ying Chong King Street
Ewe Fishmarket
Wing Chong Co
King St. Wear Beters
Sang Chan McCandless
P.O
Wing Wo Tai & Co
Navano
Hon
Benjamin
Algaroba Bean Mills
Emma Street
Tei
Hall & Son, Ltd
King and Fort Ste
Katie
Fou
Kraber
Baldwin
Macfarlane &Co
Rainier Beer
Ron Een i
Fox
Notal Ar
D. Bj"Davies
Inglenook
Primo Beer
Pacific
Xino and
Novana Streets
Oldemobile
Renault
C. H. Behn
von Hamm - Young, Co., Ltd, C
Packard
Pope-Hartford
Duryea
Cadillac
Thomas River
Buick
Overland
Baker Electric
Associated Garage Limited
QC Human Carriage CO
Marchant Street
Waikiki Inn
Fine Bathing
W. G. Bergin
Turkeys
Baron School of pHysica
Club Stables
King @FORT STREET niente saan
Stewart
San Francisco
Noa Bassetslay
Omnibua
Trent Trust Co
Hotel
St. Francis
Dalon Square
James Woods
Bank of the Ely
Far East
America
Institution H
Sam Franclee
Westy
Spas Comple
Strent Annes
Beaatiral Park
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