Hawaii and Washington: sessions openness and naval reserve debate
A fragment from Hawaiian Star discusses whether Hawaiian Commission sessions should be public, notes Naval Reserve merit for Honolulu military men, and comments on extenuating views of annexation. It cites Editor Whitney on July Planter's Monthly and mentions Harold M. Sewall as a popular governor nominee amid political currents. Beg pardon for inferences prompts missionary work with the Advertiser.
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Naval Reserve Corps
Honolulu
Washington
Harold M. Sewall
Islands
Sewall
Hawaiian Star
The
Advertiser
Maine Republicans Back Leaders at Convention
The Advertiser understates Maine Republican loyalty to party leaders and their tolerance for dissent. It notes past frictions between Blaine and Reed yet confirms no push to expelled or exclude leaders, reflecting durable consolidation under prevailing authority despite personal opinions.
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Hood
Maine
Blaine
Reed
God Reed
State's Representatives Seen as Honest Yet Part of Scandal
The article notes that while the public regards the representatives as honest or capable men, the scandal persists within the framework of republican principles, casting doubt on integrity amid political controversy.
Advertiser Defends Sewall Governor Choice in Hawaii
The Advertiser rebuts claims that Harold M. Sewall should lead Hawaii, arguing that while President Dole is honest he cannot unite the race and political tensions. It notes popular support for Sewall among a broader faction and warns against oversimplified praise of the “machine” and the small fraction opposing Sewall.
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Harold M. Sewall
Hawaii
Sewall
Dole
Republic
McKinley
Dote
Mr. Sewall
Sailor Keo Kaitiana Sentenced After Theft Trial
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth returns from Labaioa to Clinding Sunday and testifies in the Keo Kaitiana case. Kaitiana, a sailor for Wilder Steam Ship Go, is found guilty of liquor theft and placed aboard labor, with custody turned to jail authorities.
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Katona
Chillingworth
Labaioa
Keo Kaitiana
Keo
Ruttman Sentenced for Attempted Infanticide
W H Ruttman of Hilo found guilty of attempted infanticide by a jury and sentenced to two years hard labor. Court news notes tied to the Claudine Sunday issue. Also mentions Elegant Silk Waists 275 at Sachs.
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Ruttman
W. H. Ruttman
Hilo
Sachs
Notice on sale of all interests in Yick Sng Co Hawaii
Tam Wai Kim the undersigned announces the sale of all interest in Yick Sng Co of Hilo Hawaii to Lam Yet Shue and Tint Lan Shee to settle debts. The sald tem will not be responsible for any debts hereafter contracted by Tam Wai Kim. Honolulu July 28 1808.
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Lam Yet Shue
Tint Lan Shee
Yick Sng Co
Hilo
Hawaii
Tam Wai Kim
Sald Tem
Mammoth
Op Uining & Yards
Honolulu
Gall
J. T. Waterhouse
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Jiamhnen
Daniel Lou
Castine
Bree
Peterson Fruginnar
Sinnas
Ramnal
Rome
Whitney
Ofachiny
MIR
Sewate
Crockery
We Macfarlane
Marine Con Lid
JR. Clay
P.O
Temple OF Fashion
M. G. Silva
Gi. Silva
Y Ralexroom
Queen Street
Oessats
Jas, F, Morgan
W.W. Dimond & Co
People’s Store
F. J. Nichols
Gear, Lansing & CO
King Street
Gem
of the Ocean
Philadelphia
OUR
Rapid Transit Co
Messrs. C. S. Desky
T. F. Lansing
Fort Street
Kash
Waverley
Makawaa
Maui
Hf. B. Bailey
Just
Alameda
H. J. Nolte
Orgham
A. R. Rowat
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