Beresford Attacks Navy Poor Efficiency in Commons
In London on June 20 Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford condemned the Admiralty as rotten and inefficient. He warned that Britain's empire faced risk as the Mediterranean fleet grew weaker and navy reserves stood at only 20,000. He urged a separate board for the Admiralty and criticized Treasury control.
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London
House of Commons
Charles Beresford
Lord Beresford
Great Britain
United States
France
Chutchers
Admiralty
Treasury
William Vernon Harcourt
Exchequer
Precinct Clubs Meet and Elect Officers in Two Districts
Republican precinct clubs of the Fourth and Fifth Districts met last night at various locations and elected officers for the next two years. First precinct officers include Charles L. Hopkin president and Joseph Luahiwa as second vice president. Second precinct, at Lunatilo and Pilkot streets, elected J. Hooper president with W Kalomoku and M A Gonpaly as vice presidents and T H Petrie as secretary.
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Em Tlous
Charles L. Hopkin
W. Roe
Joseph Luahiwa
Edward 8
Inaac Harbottle
PB. Helm
J. Kalama
Kamalopitt
Blaher
Theng Preeent
Wan
J. Hooper
W. Kalomoku
M.A. Gonpaly
T. H. Petrie
Asalutant
Patrick Gleavon
C. Atherton
C. la Beale
G. B.mecellan
C. B. Wilson
J. H. Craig
Carthy
Kahan
J. Kaubi
Edward Archer
R.A. Woodward
Seventh Precinct
W. L. Wilcox
George H. Hunly
Second View
KC. Winston
J. J. Sherwood
Ansistant
Killa A. Crawford
K. JG. Wallace
William Henry
J.C. Chiney
John Infiay
Cockett
Karlana
Maholona
Sam Paulo
Rowat
Wighth
Acbl
Firstice
Bi Adame
Paulo Hokit
Silva
Noah Kathane
N. Fernandes
F Peterson
Jan
Harbattie
Jan. Lane
Albert McGuen
A. Is Lungerin
Harry J. Auld
Ninth Precinct
No Meeting
Tenth Precinct
J. Is Kawukou
Frat View
Enoch Folveon
Wea
Chubg Hoon
Secentary
We HL Craw
Fondetary
Win
Trane
Akwaly
Chis
Broad
Atex
Bol Ricard
Notley
D. Kina
FH. Kauwalidwal
J. Te Kaulinkon
Enoch Johnson
W. M. Mahuka
Political meeting notes recount Hawaiian precinct officers and bids
Col Soper drew praise for a distinguished honor and joked about the editor of the Advertiser. The gathering named officers, urged frequent meetings, and planned canvassing to boost the Republican cause in several precincts. Major General Mars ton, 89, noted for heroism at Moeaneen, was discussed amid bids for a new electric cart.
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Col. Soper
The
Advertiser
Bulletin
T. F. Lanning
Enea
Marke
Kumalag Pe
Bubletin
Star
J. J. Riggs
Hin
Gother
J. A.M. Johnson
T. F. Lansing
Hiufore
Third Precinct
M. P. Robinson
Mo H. Saundere
J. Macretary
George T. Kivogol
Mnant
C. Spencer
Chas. Marques Frank McIntyre
M. Silva
A. le C. AtKingon
J. P. Ding
A.G. Concha
Sam Nuxagu
Dar Tr
Chillingworth
Dng
Nott Jr
Wm. Savidge
N. Watking
A. Lawes
Hall J.B Wy Chas. Spencer
Execu
AH. Viera
W. C. King
Robert Kamukaea
J. F. Morgan
Fifth
Cox
W Alfred Kalil
Hen. Mauka Fit
Vige
G. F. Tenton
Plahor
Rat View
A. McKenver
G. May
J. W. Ferguson
D. O'Dowle
D. Douglas
TA. Swift
A. K Wishard
Robert Torn
Louin Warren
Wy T Johnson
A. Whemnan
Charles Daniela
Sixth Precinct
Judge Hookano
Vic
Hl. Robertson
J. M. Raora
J. H. Ku Hens
Paul Keppeler
Lo Lo McCandlese
MG. Corton
Edward Charles Marston
Bombay
Korachi
Moeaneen
Sir Charles Napier
Sir Charles
Marston
Lew Wallace
Pemnain
General Wallace
Transcendent Arc Light 800 C P kerosene lamp
The Arc Light 800 C P consumes only kerosene and provides bright, economical light. It has won top awards at the Pan American Exposition and is used widely in Honolulu stores and plantations. Available through local retailers Wall Nichols Co Honolulu Drug Co Hollister Drug Co Metuerny Shoe Store Flitelco Cream Parlors Hawaiian Hotel and others.
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Wall, Nichols Co
Honolulu Drug Co
Hollie Tor, Drug Co
Metuerny Shoe Store
Flitelco Cream Parlora
Hawaiian Hortel
Verde
Grim dining hall discord and clumsy family play
An eccentric home scene erupts during meals as relatives shout and clang. Grandad taps a tablet while Jenkine and Ping echo sounds, chasing puns and mischief. The chaotic tableau ends with a tense, wry note about manners and mishaps.
Kept Her Faith
The elder Sol Smith Russell tale recounts a westward walk with three young aliens, where the youngest asked for a wager but the girl prayed aloud on the pavement for her uncle to win. Mr Russell recalls choosing dignity over faith as the incident ended with a swift exit for home.
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Sol Smith Ruwnell
Hite
Uncle Sol
Mr. Runcell
Senator Burton Attacks Cuba Reciprocity Bill
Senator Burton of Kansas opposes reciprocity with Cuba and predicts the Senate will reject the bill. An exchange with Senator Platt of Connecticut recalls a hunter’s tale about a dog and a rabbit, ending with a quip about a tree. Also noted is a forthcoming memorial by the Society of American Authors for Dr Thomas Dunn English.
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Burton
Kansas
Cuba
Senate
Harton
Platt
Conneetleat
Connecticut
Rabbite
New York World
Thomas Dunn
Society of American Authors
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Honolulu
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Hoare Nuuany Street
Beresford
Lord Charles Beresford
Henry H. Williams
Progressive Undertaker
Lane Bros
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Fort St. Love Building
Beretania and
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G. W. Macfarlane, Man
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Washington Light
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Tove
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Critle
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