Yachting Contest and Labor Policy Debate Reflections
A July 15, 1899 Evening Bulletin editorial discusses Emperor William's interest in the Columbia Shamrock yacht race, Captain Dyer declining a reception, and Dewey’s reception. It critiques American labor recruitment in Hawaii, labor contracts, and argues replacing Asiatic labor with Americans or Europeans. It notes naval prowess and the impact of the helmsman and crew on the race outcome.
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William
Dyer
Baltimore
Manila
Dewey Hee
Proposal for a permanent international court of arbitration
The Peace Conference advances a formal plan to establish a four representative, six year term international court funded by the Universal Postal Union. The draft convention would promote submission of minor disputes to the court, potentially preventing escalation to war, though enforcement remains non obligatory for signatory powers.
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International Court of Arbitration
Universal Postal Union
Conference Hopes For Unified Action To Stabilize
Fragments suggest calls for coordinated diplomacy at a conference among multiple powers. The goal is to secure favorable solutions from each participant to curb impulsive actions by smaller factions and prevent escalation. The report emphasizes hope that adherence by all powers will restrain hot headed elements.
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Vention
Influence attempts in Italy and labor unrest fear
Contained in a San Francisco World excerpt is a controversial appeal urging action against Italian labor dissatisfaction. The letter warns of planter agents lying to workers and urges informing radical members of the Italian Parliament and trade union leaders.
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San Francisco
Italy
Dora
Latvnn
Hip
Hosenens
San Francisco Labor Council
Volunteers in Philippines regiments and officer nominations
The message notes General One cables from Washington about volunteers in the Philippines. Two skeleton regiments are fairly well assured and within a few days names of officers for regiments will be provided to enable appointments of lieutenants to reform US units. Also mentions amateur orchestra practice starting next Thursday and a series of local notices and ads.
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C. EB. Reynolts
Board of Health
Pacific Mail
Day
Alvarez
Reynolda
Vic Haramelece
Nippon Murn
San Francisco
Orient
Yokohama
Hongkong
Pxegengere
Jeet
Nippon
Abo
Washington
Manila
Philippines
United States
There Are None 80 Blinded by Those Who Will Not See
A promotional note extols Alfred Benjamin & Co. ready to wear garments as superior to made to measure options. It argues some resist new ideas, while praising ready to wear lines for value and quality, urging investigation before tailoring.
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Alfred Benjamin & Co
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Imama
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Sig
Port Street
Angil Wallo
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Poc. & M, Co
Douglass White
Examiner
Paci Hardware Co., Ltd
Golden Rule Bazaar
Fort Stree New Books
Dr. Delmel
Kash
W.W. Dimond & Co., Limited
von Holt Block
King Street
Peace
Jewel Star
Hawaiian News Co
Honolulu Stock Yards Co
W.S. Withers
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Queen Streets
Latoens
No, Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
Fort Street
Egan Dry Goods
Egan Dry Goods Co
Hawaiian Dry Goods Association
Temple OF Fashion
Mr Hanapi
Fort Atroot
MD. V. Gear
Edward K. Hanapi
G H. Muddy
M. Fernandeze
Chas. Wilcox
Nsu
Germania Life Insurance Co
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Manhattan Life
Towun
Germania Ho
Orange IN Force
ARB Insurance
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Carrera
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Gear, Lansing & CO
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Judd Building
Honolulu
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S. J. Salter
Orpheum
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