Hawaiian war promise and California regiment return
June 22, 1899 reports teuste comua and baete rushes ending, with hopes to avoid conflict as Hawaii nears a new Congress session. A California regiment veteran returns to push recall of Califor nia boys and upstages speakers at a public meeting. discharged volunteers receive thanks from front line troops as preparations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Hawaii
California Regiment
California
Homs Vali
Nail
Winfayor
Volunnteer
Philippine policy rally urges decisive action and troops
A partisan column argues against pacifist resistance to Philippine conquest. It urges U.S. President to back General Otis and Lawton with strong troops, condemns peace commissions, and insists fighting it out to the Inez ditch is the only path to securing order and saving American lives.
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United States
Otia
Philippines
Otis
Lawton
Scharman
Inez
Aguinaldo
Court warns against anarchy from a new territory rule
The Supreme Court argues that applying the Constitution to a newly acquired territory could halt the United States shipping and customs system if no law extended those duties there. The Peagorlk case supports the joint resolution that awaits legislation extending United States authority.
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Suprema
United States
United
Supreme Court Misapplies Uniformity of Laws at Hawaiian Ports
The text argues that the court wrongly bases its decision on terming the Hawaiian Islands as non domestic, misreading the uniformity clause. It asserts Congress can bind newly annexed ports to U S customs yet maintains that constitutional personal rights amendments apply everywhere within U S sovereignty.
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Hawaiian Islands
United States
Tts
Supreme Court of the
Congress
Supreme Court
Honolulu
Bizarre Trade and Local Chats From Honolulu Street Scene
A garbled day’s stock report from Honolulu markets mingles with a stray anecdote about a resident’s unmanned reaction to a death. The Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co on Fort Street advertises second hand bicycles for $10 to $25, with limited stock and a note on cheaper plating options off the Coast.
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Australia
Benedict
Scorcher
Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co
Fort Street
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Joe Coa
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Temple OF Fashion
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Chas. Wilcox
Hove Association
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Pattie Hardiware Co.,Ltd
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Hawaiian Electric CO
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Spencer Avenue
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