Honolulu Exhibition Showcases Local Fine Arts Talent
An open art show invites all to view Honolulu’s emerging artists amid a shift from the island’s usual exports. The piece recalls Niagara Falls town notes and praises U S troops, noting Canadians border-crossing and Hawaiians poised to assert national patriotism from home.
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Niagara Falls
Honolulu
Montreat Witness on Dominion War Opinions
A composite resume notes mixed Allied and Canadian views on the war, favoring a U S victory from start to finish. A Quebec paper mocks European intervention talk, saying nations unable to govern themselves well want to meddle in others.
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Montreat
Dominion
Atlantic
United States
Dewey Victory Marks a New Era in U S World Policy
The article argues Dewey's triumph signals the United States must limit active involvement in global regulatory affairs, acting only within continental bounds to protect commerce and civilization. It asserts the U S becomes a colonizing power, echoed by British, Canadian, and U S press, with Senator Morgan proposing a war revenue amendment advancing the shift.
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Dewey
United States
Bogland
Canada
Morgan
When You Are Tired Pill Ad Claims Quick Vitality
An advertisement fragment touts Hood's Pills as a remedy to fatigue and low blood supply causing weakness. It asserts the pill purifies and nourishes the body, promising renewed energy and vitality, though the text is garbled and references indigestion and biliousness.
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Vicar Hood
Mysterious Schooner Labrador In Opium Sealing Plot
Custom House circles buzz over a Labrador schooner from Vancouver bound for a sealing venture. Authorities suspected 10,000 tins of opium aboard and chased her to Maui. Captain Knouha and passenger Weinrich, alias Wilson, denied illicit cargo as the vessel ran aground at Makena. The tug heads to Honolulu with hopes of recovering the stash.
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Maui
Mc Stocker
Stal
Macauley
Alex. Lyle
Labrador
Vancouver
I. Beakwith
James Bicknell
Kanuha
Ernest Revken
Molokiai
Knouha
Albert Weinriche
Wilson
North Pacific
Makena
Honolulu
Police Court Hears Forty Four Cases This Morning
In the police court today forty four cases were called. Thirty one involved Japanese defendants charged with assault with a deadly weapon on Rake guchi and Veda. Vases from a previous dispute on Smith Street are set for hearing on the 14th inst. W. P. Reynolds’s hearing was postponed to Wednesday. An assault with a deadly weapon case was continued to Wednesday. Jno Rodrigues was fined for leaving his horse untied on a public street. A son of the Himalaya’s second mate was fined 10 and costs for battering a yeoman and causing a disturbance. Evening Bulletin 75 per month.
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Rakeguchi
Veda
Smith Strest
W. PF. Reynolds
Jno
Rodrigues
Tate
Himalaya
Worta
Pleasant Punatow party at Oahu College Saturday
A large reception at Oahu College hosted by President and Mrs. Howmer and the women of the college drew about 800 guests Saturday afternoon. The event featured a light luncheon under a flower decorated canopy with buff and blue college colors and a steady stream of attendees from 3 to 6.
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Oahu College
Howmer
Oahu
Bes
Ethel Damon
Clive Kelley
Edith Bond
May Kruegel
Alice Krievel
Marion Dillingham
Mamie Smith
N.T.I.C
Emeline Green
Belle Dickey
Ethel Wolfe
Melaine Afong
King Bros. Photo Glass Solution Boosts Protection
Your photos will be spoiled if exposed without glass over them. King Bros have struck a neat and inexpensive method of doing up photos which is giving great satisfaction. located at 110 Ote Street.
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King Bros
Ote
Good Pump Needed for Best Performance with Aermotor Mills
Last week we praised the Aermotor Steel Windmill for pumping water, noting its superiority only when paired with a quality pump. We now stock with our 16 ft geared mills a range of compatible pumps to ensure maximum efficiency.
Fourteenth Annual Meeting of the Hawaiian Jockey Club
The HawaiiJockey Club schedules its fourteenth annual meeting for June 11 1898 with races at Baym and various purses and events. Purses include KatIAOLANT PARK PURSE 200 and KAMEHAMEHA PURSE 400 with trotting and pacing events.Attendance requires 50 cents to enter stands and 82 50 for carriage sideshow rides, under supervision of J. S. Walker secretary.
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Generl Admiarion
Tinerter Strately
Walker
Seerstury Hawaiian Jockey Club
Useful Articles for One Dollar List Series Intro
A listing introduces AS t of 12 useful articles offered for one dollar, highlighting the concept of affordable knowledge. The item outlines a promotional series with various topics promised within the dollar value.
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Waialua
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