Alliance for defense pact between Orange Brow State and Tranavans
Vaniel Logan reports a defense treaty forming an alliance between the Orange Brow State and the Tranavans to aid each other if independence is threatened and to elect a federal council to execute the treaty. Also noted is President Kruger's conciliatory reply to Chamberlain urging arbitration, and a Sydney London dispatch on Premier Seddon's discussions in Washington about Hawaii annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Brow
Hell
Federsl Council
Kruger
Chamberlain
Transvaal
Great Systein
Great Britain
Chamberlin
Seddon
New Wesland
Washington
London
Sydney
McKinley
Sherminan
Hawaii
United States
Sherwan
Honolulu
Ratillestion
Australia Promises Global Meat Monopoly Takeover Plan
Australia is promised a vast bowing trust to rival American monopolies. The plan is being developed in London to seize control of all frozen meat markets and may require up to 20,000,000 in capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
London
Hooley Eyes 240 Million Railways Scheme
Mr Hooley, noted for his work on the frozen meat trust elsewhere mentioned, is said to have an even larger project in view a railway venture valued at 240 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooley
SAIUS OF CONTROVERSY Continued from tat Page
Fragmented OCR text discusses immigration policy and regulation compliance, debating burdens on settlers and the Board of Immigration. It references class questions, promises of support, and colonial government involvement with migrants arriving from Japan and other regions.
Japan and Hawaii clash over immigration and treaty rights
A series of diplomatic communications between Japan and Hawaii discusses the treatment of Japanese subjects, rights under the 1871 treaty and most favored nation clause, and alleged abuses by Hawaiian authorities. Japan asserts full protections and due process, while Hawaii emphasizes police power and treaty interpretations. A proposal to refer the matter to arbitrators is mentioned, with further letters from Tokyo reopening the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Okuma
Cooper
Giuma
Ldpanewe Subj
Absove
Samme
Hawaii
Court of Hawaii
Japan
Jawa
Ieane
In Time of Peace Prepare for War Adage in Hawaii
A Hawaii window display promotes kitchen essentials as prudent buys in times of looming conflict. Items include chopping bowls egg beaters lemon squeezers knives nutmeg graters ice shavers butter moulds and a family butter case. The piece urges readers to stock up before war disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hawaii
Oregon
Honolulu
Public sale notice for Independence Park Pavilion buildings
Fragmented notice states a public wire sale for Independence Park Pavilion buildings on September 29 187 if not sold privately. Terms show cash over 100 with 10 percent commission, inspection day listed, with details of fixtures and property items. J N Wright signs as agent, open for viewing at stated time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Park Pavilion
Alo
Doe
Din J. N. Wright
To Be Opened Thursday at Ballor's Home Restaurant
A reopening is planned for Thursday July 15 at the Ballor home as the restaurant resumes service with a free dinner. Meals are priced per item and the venue indicates hours in the text though the exact times are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Tellin
Shenota
Guha
Barry
Alfred Magoer
Honolul
Qubit
Swith
Elaine
Alliels
Ballor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vaniel Logan
Wembraday
Uly
Saius
Board of Im Taleration
Iit
Venauhian
Thi Coloniry
Brernarn
Parti
Pitt
Miniater Shimamarn
Eubstanon
Prom Tokio
Tokio
Pik Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited
Fort Street
Spreckels
Dank
Lilie
Victoria
Ellis
Keele of Saucy
Honolili
Gideatt
H. G. Biart
John Silva
Landa Vondig
Remington
Mr. Silva
The
Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co
Hort Street
Per “Iolant
From
New York
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Corner Fort and
King Streets
Universal Stores
Denny Cook
Price
Woerreux
Pacific Hardware Co
M. Webb
Golden Rule Bazaar
Ort
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