One Point Settled on Hawaii Annexation Debate
In The Evening Bulletin editor Daniel Logan frames a 1897 discussion asking if Hawaii should join the United States. He estimates annual Hawaiian trade at about twenty five million dollars and explores revenue from customs and postal services to cover national debt. He outlines figures for customs and post office receipts and suggests annexation could fund lighthouses and a naval presence in Hawaiian waters.
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Custom House
Aost
United States
Hawaiian
Control of Hawaii and the United States relation
The article argues over Hawaii's status, outlining factions favoring minimal U.S. interference, others seeking closer ties, including a protectorate or fortified possession. It weighs constitutional risks, strategic value, and the danger of losing Hawaii in a future peace settlement. It warns that doctrinal control could invite conflict and weaken American security in the Pacific.
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United States
Hiand
Hawaii
Snrther
Pacific
Bermuda
Atlantic
Ha waii Deal Pointed To Exclusive U S Control
Fragments argue that exclusive U S control of Hawaii secures strategic advantage and commercial depots, with a concluding point that a single tie or point confirms the conclusion. The text emphasizes a decisive favorable stance on American dominance of Hawaii.
New Zealand Rule Association Championship Shooters Named
The Auckland Herald reports the NZ Rule Association annual championship where five marksmen, one at 200 yards and four at 500 yards, competed with ten rounds for the 500 yard shooters and seven for the 200 yard shooter.
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Auckland Herald
New Zealand Rule Association
Fi roomed cottage with stables on Wilder Avenue
A fi roomed cottage with servants quarters on Wilder Avenue. Large grounds planted with fruit and ornamental trees. One full net of furniture and cooking stove included in the house. Address to A V Gear, 210 King. The Evening Bulletin, 76 cents per month.
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Wilder Avenue
A.V. Gear
Timely Topics Opens New Honolulu Showrooms
The firm announces removal of a large stock of agricultural implements from the old warehouse to new Fort Street show rooms, formerly H. W. Schmidt & Sons. It boasts the city’s largest, best lighted quarters displaying Rice plows and many farming tools, plus heavy goods like rope and fencing stored in the rear warehouse. They invite customers to tour the expansive warerooms at any time.
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Fort Street
H. W. Schmidt & Sons
Honolulu
Do Not at short notice
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United States
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Damon
Agra
The Honolulu Sanitarium Ad At 1082 King Street
A fragmentary notice presents The Honolulu Sanitarium at 1082 King Street described as a quiet homelike facility. It mentions trained staff, Swedish movement, and physical training options under supervision, with Dr Kellogg listed and a telephone contact 639.
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Honolulu Sanitarium
King Street
NASA
P. G, Kellogg
M.D
Just Like Gold Coin Pain Killer Gains Longstanding Trust
For over fifty years Perry David pain killer has stood the test against remedies and remains a staple home medicine. It promises relief for colic cramps dysentery colds and other pains, claims harmless use and no habit. Bottles sell for 25 or 50 cents with no new ingredients disclosed and forefathers’ use cited.
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Perry David
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Onue
Pearl Harbor
Awakean Politica
Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Spreckels’ Bank
Will
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Temple OF Fashion
H.f.wichman
The
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Hotel Street
Waverley Block
N. Fernandez
Orrick
Merchant Strost
Sean Bkrear
JO. Garter’ Mag
J. P. Rodrigues
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