Hawaii Fourth of July and wireless telegraphy progress
The article notes Hawaii plans to celebrate the Fourth with usual style after initial delays. It highlights wireless telegraphy experiments showing promising results, with experiments in electricity and electric power moving from the realm of impossibility to practical usefulness. Local authorities and students monitor progress keenly as able workers emerge and distances to overcome shrink, fueling interest in Hawaii’s experiments and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Ware
Opinion on life tenure sparks Supreme Court debate
TheHopeland lawyera of Hopelula discuss an abstract question on life tenure and the Supreme Court decision. The piece argues for free expression by bar associations without political influence and stresses that dissenting views should be protected even when opposed to official power.
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Hopelula
Supreme Court
Bor
Aitsom Min
Cabinet Meeting Notes and Local Notices
Fragmented text outlines costs and power sources with references to coal and water power, plus a submission by W. E. Kowran Public Works Superintendent. It mentions street lighting, pumping needs, and minor anecdotes, theater events, and a ship passenger list with names and destinations for June 28.
There Are None 80. Blind As Those Who Will Not See
A sales note touts Alfred Benjamin & Co. clothing, claiming persistence in quality at half the price of made to measure garments. It asserts the brand offers desirable attributes and unmatched features, urging readers to investigate before spending.
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Annam
W. EB. Kowran
Orpheum
Morioh
Ton Profesional
New England Bikery Co
Wall, Nichols & Co
Glorivo
la Danes Elestric
B.dou Ant
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Fourth of July Ball Plan Hindered by Executive Reply
The ball committee for the Fourth of July celebration faced disappointment after the Executive denied permission to use the Executive Building annex for the event. The decision was received this morning despite prior advisory hope. Over 2 00 bags of ajar were shipped to the e gas t on the 58 ppi yesterday.
Fourth of July Celebration in Hawaii Sparks Debate
The text questions whether Hawaii’s Fourth of July festivities reflect a state sanction or a private celebration. It asks if public buildings and ceremonies imply a transition in status, contrasting American national celebration with local sovereignty and a private mansion invitation.
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Toose Wise
United Sts of America
Hawai
Buseau
United States
Mewall
Jose
Hawaii
BULLeris Invited to Race Moot in Wailuku on July Fourth
Geo Haus secretary of Maui Raca Av eniation sent invitations to the Bulleris to attend the race moot in Wailuku on July 4th.
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Geo. Haus
Maui
Bulleris
Wailuku
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