Court and Administration Ties in Hawaiian Constitution Case
The Evening Bulletin notes assurances of a broad understanding between Washington officials and Hawaii’s Supreme Court over recent constitutional decisions. It reports Associate Justice Frear’s claim he heard no official brief in Washington, discussions with administration officials were personal and confidential, and outlines the custome and annexation era duties on Hawaiian goods, with Hawaiian consuls and the U S Consul General maintaining posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawai' Ian
Hatef Interaer
Washington
Supreme Judges of
Hawaii
Ty Bennerin
Jastop Froar
Hawaiian Supreme Court
4 Court
Judge Frear
Aneb
United States
United States Conant General
Lin
China
A flag incident in Honolulu stirs patriotic display
In Honolulu a crowd welcomed volunteers bound for duty and paid tribute to those who fight for the flag. The piece contrasts civilian critics with loyal servicemen, praising patriotism and the flag as a federal symbol and educational impulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Honolulu
United States
Hearta
Cuba
Snd
Porto Rico
Vlae
Imperialiata
Flag on San Juan Hill remembers fallen soldiers
A veteran recounts the 24th regiment flag being planted on San Juan Hill amid heavy fire, reflecting on courage and the cost of American liberty. Other notes mention the Myrtle Boat Club’s status, a Honolulu band’s public concert request, and local court cases including Ling Hee’s nol pros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serg’t. Hayes
San Juan Hill
Sterling bicycles hype in old humor text
An OCR fragment mocks Sterling bicycles with jokes about wheels and calling lists. It promotes Pacific Cycle & Mfg Fort street and the idea of buying a Sterling bicycle with a reputation, in a playful, antiquated voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Cycle
Mtg
Fort Street
Pressing invitation promises postal suit care deal
A curious 75 cent offer cleans and presses one suit per week and repairs clothes by mail. It claims two suits can be cleaned for 1 50 per month, with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Delivery and weekly cleaning terms vary by garment type.
Golden Rule Bazaar Ad Promotes Alfred Benjamin & Co Clothing
A wartime era newspaper advertisement from Golden Rule Bazaar at 316 Fort Street urges readers to choose Alfred Benjamin & Co made-to-measure garments. The copy claims their clothes offer quality at half the price of bespoke, urging customers to compare and investigate the label before choosing a tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Bazaar
Fort Street
Alfred Benjamin & Co
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Tren Wonstaie Rven
Compass Rees
Myrtle Boat Club
National Association of Americann
Raumaey
Benson Smith & Co
Tomear
Para
Butuerin
Magent Moore
Joseph Fynney
Maggie Moore Company
Australia
Moana
States
London
Alameda
Fyoney
Nolle
Ling Hee
Bullerny
Abel Carreira
Virginia Silva
Jesine Andrade
Misa Mary Thomas
Ana
Montes
Gooda
Marion
the Salvinis
Hartwell Sisters
Boggs and
Haeward
May Ashley
Marie M. Brandes
New Books
The
NEW Book
Prisoners of Hope
Eng
Orpheum
WLS. Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
Manila
Douglass White
Examiner
Marana
Robert Grieve
Beretania Street
Alex, Kintosh
Nuuanv
Dr. Deimel
Kash
Waverley Block
Hotel
Honolulu Stock Yards Co
Withers
Alakea and
Queen Streets
Pail Hardvae Co, Ltd
Hawaiian Dry Goods Association
Temple OF Fashion
Farwell
Eelen
Amien
Egan Dry Goods Co
S. J. Salter
Headon
W.W. Dimond & Co., Limited
von Holt Block
King Street
Hawaiian News Co., Limited
Kapiolani Estate
Kaahumanu ‘Street
Jabraw
Kawananakoa
Kalanianaole
American Messenger Service
Masonic Temple
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