Bulletin Publishing and Loans Stir Hawaiian Affairs
The morning paper mocks Hawaiian politics and public life, noting Bulletin Publishing Company and related loans amid a mix of opinions from U.S. figures. It criticizes local leadership, hints at shifts under a new commission, and recalls years of sensational coverage and political fervor with references to royalty and dissent.
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Munam
Hawaii Legislature Faces Uncertain Authority Over Annexation
The text questions Hawaii's legality in ratifying a joint US Congress resolution and warns of potential void status by its own commission and voter consent. It casts doubt on the legislature’s power and suggests annexation hinges on the United States Government, with the speaker asserting acquisition.
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Washington
United States Congress
Republic of Hawaii
United States
Court term ay honoraa in Hawaii opens amid complaints
In Kalua's court in Hosona Hawaii the July term opens with Judge Hitchcock ill. Notable is the Republic of Hawaii v Towman for attempted murder in Hilo. jury found not guilty after five days. Locals complain of poor accommodations and logistics for the court and jurors, amid travel and lodging hardships.
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Rattman
Hilo
Wilder, Wise & Wakefield
George Rutman
Mth
Kawaihoe
Laupshoehoe
For Sale Horse Buggy Harness and Yacht Interest
Auction notice lists a horse and buggy with harness suitable for milo Tope sale item with women or children saddle animal. Also offers whole or part interest in a yacht for sale with various terms and a low price of five dollars.
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Milo
Satlen
WAVERLEY CLUB to Hold Second Quarterly Meeting
The WAVERLEY CLUB schedules its second quarterly meeting for Saturday evening at 8 o'clock to receive officers’ reports, elect new members, and adopt resolutions on the death of Thea. H. Davies Esq. Rev. Copeland is requested to attend.
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Waverley Club
H. Davies
Copeland
New Millinery Parlor Opens in Loewe Building
Mrs A V Noptaly, recently disposing of her Francideo millinery, announces a new shop at 352 Fort street in the Loewe Building. Her carefully chosen stock will arrive with the Alameda around July. Ladies of Honolulu are warmly invited to visit.
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A.V. Noptaly
Firom Francideo
Fort Street
Loewe
Alameda
Honolulu
Special Meeting Notice of Citizen's Guard No 9
The abore named Company will hold a special meeting this Saturday evening at 7:20 at Kulihiwapun School. AM teachers are requested to be present as matters of importance will be translated Fritz Rowald.
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Kulihiwapun School
Fritz Rowald
Cottage corner listing at Alapal and Quarry area
A property described as cottage corner at Alapal and Quarry currently occupied by Me. F. Nichols features seven rooms a bath kitchen and pantry with servants quarters and stables. Interesting August date and application to GEAT LANSENU W CO at 210 King Street.
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Alapal
Reots
Me. F
Nichols
Geat, Lansenu W CO
King Street
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