Annexation Treaty for Hawaii to be Sent to Senate
Washington June 15. President McKinley will transmit the Hawaiian annexation treaty to the Senate tomorrow with no provision for Queen Liliuokalani and Princess Kaiulani pensions. The tariff bill’s reciprocity provision awaits the treaty, while Chinese labor restrictions remain a key point. Senate support appears sufficient for ratification, aided by Administration allies and Foreign Relations Committee approval.
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Senate
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Tt Ia
Foster
Harrigan
Lilivokalani
Kavnlani
Islands
Kaiulani
United Tates
Allison
Washington, D. A
Hawaii
Harold M. Sewall
Maine
China
Japan
Congress
Perkins
Call
London
Eng
the Times
The
Daily News
England
America
Capot
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States and Hawaii dispute warned by Tokyo standoff
The St James Gazette attacks Hawaii as a corrupt republic aided by American filibusters and questions whether the U S government will protect its protege in the brewing Japan Hawaii tension. It contends Japan may land armed forces at any moment and fears a clash with a white power.
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London
St. James Gazette
Japan
Hawaii
United States
America
Myrtles Enter Two Crews In Six Oared Race
In the upcoming six oared sliding seat barge race the Myrtles field two crews in the Stranger and Alice M. and will race alongside their regular crews. Healan ts enter one crew in Carl W. with only two seasoned members, bow and stroke, while four newcomers train under Captain Carter who also serves as coxswain. He weighs about 20 pounds more than the crew, proving a stern reminder of pulling discipline. The Myrtles are not guaranteed an easy win.
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Myrtles
Stranger
Alice M
Healants
Carl W
Old Handa
Carter
Hirself
Scott
Beir
Arso
Buth
Ton
Deapaie
Brat
Tun Tage
Bhoulitur
Shuwider
Fae
Sugar Trust Battles Hawaiian Treaty Abrogation
Washington June 8 The Sugar Trust suffered a setback as opposition within the Senate and Republican caucus halted plans to abrogate the Hawaiian treaty. Senator Frye and Foreign Relations chair Davis spoke against abrogation, stalling action and signaling a shift in the battle over the Aldrich tariff schedule. Sugar interests continue to campaign and face a growing hurdle against treaty change.
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Sugar Trust
Frye
Auc
Senate
Davis
Foreign Relations Committee
New England
Aldrich
John D. Spreckels
Congress
Hawi
Thorston
Ieee Oe
Legal notices and probate items in Honolulu newspaper
Notices include appeals on decree in equity and guardianship sales, a will probate for Rudolph Wilhelm Meyer with real and personal estate valued at 15000 and 25000. Kaloo lands and Molokai shares devised among widow, children, and grandchildren. alimony and fees noted. Also Bailey will rebated. alimony order in Reid case. labor policy remarks on Japanese and Chinese labor in California beet fields. transport and Jubilee donations. naval figures referenced.
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Marian Boa
Lot Kamehameha Lane
William W. Dimond
Humphrey & Macdonald
Circuit Court
Macfarlane
Perry
J. A. Magoon
James Love
Otto 5
Meyer
Rudolph Wilhelm Meyer
Win
Mutch
Otto
Kalno
Kaloo
Molokai
Honolulu
Waterhouse
Arthur B
Carter
Dole Commencement Address Inspires Students at High School
President Dole's commencement speech urges graduates to choose a higher purpose than wealth, stressing the contrast between selfless service and self-interested living. He cites crisis moments where devotion to ideals awakens the inner life and calls for sacrifice.
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