Irregular Rant Attacks Political Figures and Bowie Knife Allegations
A fragmentary polemic claims political figures like United States Commissioner Bordon and Editor Whitney faced danger, arguing against "American wave" politics. The text hints at conspiracy and fear tactics, alleging bowie knives among appointees and urging decisive action by a newspaper aligned with populist sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingh Na She Ia
United States
Bordon
Hawaii
Borden
Whitney
Sewall
Washingtons then and now a young readers tale
The Advertiser reflects on George Washington for younger readers. It notes simplified tales of his youth, mentions cherry tree lore, and discusses early political ideas about governance and citizen unity. It emphasizes Washington’s desire for a united, contented thirteen states republic and reluctance to concentrate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warbington
George
George Washington
Washington
Republic
Lin
Washington era politics and myth in Hawaiian view
The text discusses interpretations of George Washington and his influence on Hawaiian political thought, noting claims about his machine like political influence, rumors of his ring symbol, and contrasts with modern American ideas. It suggests Washington united people against a foreign foe, freed local jealousies, and cautions Hawaiians against worshiping ancestors, favoring alignment with American attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warshington
Pateoy
Alexander Hamison
Philadelphia
George Washington
Proai
Dole
Remember the flag boys and press on
A reader defends U S leaders from charges of inhuman treatment of soldiers in the current war. The piece argues bad management exists, not deliberate cruelty, cites Poultney Bigelow on the Gussie expedition, and urges support for troops and leaders while recognizing hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Hopolula
Poultney Bigelow
Gussie
Cabs
Sunday church services listed for Honolulu churches
The bulletin lists morning and evening services at Central Union Church Second Congregation of St Andrew's Cathedral and other denominations. It notes speakers Chaplain Pearce and Dr Humphries, choirs, Te Deum and anthem, free seating, and a general welcome to all at each service with Sabbath schools and prayer meetings scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Church
Beretania
Richards Streets
O.W. Hill
Wermon
St. Andrew's Catherat
Pearce
Puebla
Humphries
Shompson
Aphrcan
Woodward
King Hall
Hawaiinn
Christian Church
King and
Alakon Streets
T. D. Garvin
Canaan
Women's
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miller Streets
Gi. L. Pearson
M. C. Harris
San Francisco
Epworth League
J. CG
G. C. Stull
Helena, Mont
Montaon
Arion Hall
Opera House
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Evening Bulletin
Scottan
the Bulletin Publishing Company
Farmington
Daniel Lucan
Peterson
Petephonest
Wee Pie
Raine
Baturday
Fulya
Stacker
Greta
Galbal
Donly
Georg Washme
Rox
RO the
Thehomohks
Fort Street
N.s.sachs Defy Goods CO
Mason
Kash
Hotel Street
Dr. Deimel
W.W. Dimond & Co., Limited
William A. Henshall
The
People’s Store
Kaahumann Street
Tele
Carrie Ry Onders
Honolulu
J.T. Waterhouse
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