Harper's Weekly notes on Aguinaldo and key figures in 1899
A Harper's Weekly excerpt discusses Emilio Aguinaldo as a great man who keeps promises and will not betray the United States. It cites beavest developments, mentions Cougal Willman, and notes debate on Me Dole's stance and the abolitionist rekigention. The piece references political shifts on the eve of insurgent events and calls for careful consideration of executive leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroeal Wildman
Harper's Weekly
Ange
Aguivallo
United States
Beavest
Cougal Willman
Free schools for all pupils a public duty and justice
The article argues against paid education, claiming no question of pay should exist in a republic. It asserts free schooling for every child, noting many great leaders came from poor families who could not afford fees. It contends pricing the privilege disadvantages the poor and harms equal opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agene
Republicans Clash Over National League Club Issue
The official Republican organ attacks Mr. Sewall as the Thursday meeting debates representation in the National League of Republican Clubs. Speakers split between delaying action until the regular party organization is set and pushing for the auxiliary league to be represented in Hawaii, despite questions of convening irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Sewall
Wadar
National League of Republican
National League
Republican Party
League
Hawaii
Eny
Oaing
Haq Waii
Tri
Prac
Territorial government support sparks party realignment
The excerpt shows advocates for territorial self-rule in Hawaii, arguing a majority favoring territorial government and potential cross party unity to lobby Congress. It notes voters under the Republic of Hawaii, a September election, and critiques the Advertiser's stance as misrepresentation while urging no lingering ill will after a decisive vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Mes
Republic of Hawaii
Republic
Advertiser
Longstreet Hesitation Denied by Confederate Veteran
An ex-confederate veteran disputes Col Edwin Dudley's claim that Longstreet hesitated in battle. He asserts Longstreet never hesitated in major engagements including Spotsylvania and the Wilderness, and he personally witnessed heavy fighting as Lee's trusted right bower. The letter portrays a contested memory of Civil War actions and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epyror Evesine Buuierin
Sthinstone
L. Edwin Dudley
Twan
Terrible tale from the Bun Letin reporters at the Agricultural office
Two young boys about seven and five cried near the radiciary building. A Bun LETIN reporter escorted them to the Agricultural office where Geo. Lucas Jr. interviewed them. The older boy said he feared going home after his mother threatened to send him to the police station if he ran away again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bun Letin
Geo. Lucas Jr
Auction Sale At Queen Street Gates
James FB Morgan to hold an auction of carriages wagons eastern built phaetons surreys handcarts at his Queen Street gates on Saturday March 1b at 9 am under instructions from C Brewer and Co Ltd see page 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FB
Morgan
Queen Street
Wador
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd
Manila trip stories of Honolulu men returnees
The letter recalls Honolulu men in Manila including Sam Widdifield in the Engineers Corps and Louis McGrew, Bradford, Gardner, Gorman, Sherwood, Conley, Schermerhorn, Murray, and Stanford students. It notes White and Elliott went to Manila together, White’s four day stay starting February 4, and mentions illnesses, saloon life, and observations of fighting and Filipino treachery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Manila
China
Eugene Elliott
Meesrs White
Elliott
Mr. White
Honolulu
Sam Widdifield
Bell
Staf
Engineers’ Corps
Bradford
Sam
Louis McGrew
Hovola Jlu
Bob Gardner
Unwan Nei
Bob Hind
Gorman
Vide Boys
Senate
Jim Sherwood
Wee Linn
Conley
Minnesotas
Schermerhorn
People's Express Co
Sterling Bicycle Engineering Quality Emphasized
The Pacific Cycle Co. explains Sterling bicycle sprockets are forged under a 2000 ton hydraulic press after stamping boiler plate, then machined for precise diameter. Independent tests at major mechanical schools show Sterling offers higher efficiency due to consistent workmanship, attention to detail, and best materials in every wheel part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New & Sterling
Pacific Cycle Co
To supply your wearing apparel needs and more
The notice promotes a clothing retailer offering a wide selection for careful and economical dressers. It promises perfect satisfaction with the range of apparel available and invites readers to sample the offerings.
Vendors Offer Latest Fashions at Low Prices
Clothing furnishings and hats line the store with ample variety including the newest styles and top American factory goods. All items are brand new, clearly priced, and presented to attract buyers seeking the best value for the least money. The invitation welcomes browsing and purchase alike.
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Ameriga
Canille
Mexico
Petephonest
Einar Rooms
Posen Ban
Aoe
Dale
Ban
Hine Ionko
Bao
Longstreet Didnt
Tonolulu Ts
Lauren White
Sage Alomt Pitti
Ps Pien
Cain
Paci Hardware Co., Ltd
Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
Kash
Waverley Bloc
The
Golden Rule Bazaar
Fort Street
J. M. Webb
W.W. Dimond & Co, Limited, von Holt Block, Ringstreet
Ere
Hawaiian Islands
Forwell’ Stoves
Gurney Cleanable Refugeitays
Piilosophy
the People’s Providers
Ogden Milling & Elevator Co
Theo. H. Davies
Pottie
John Pottie & Sons, Veterinary Surgeons
Sydney, N.S. W
World
Pottie & Sons
Co. W. Macfarlane
Love Building
Fort St
Csi
Honolulu Drug CO
VonHolt Block
King Street
Initerisland Steam Navigaton Co., Ltd
W. B. Godfrey
J. Ena
J. L. McLean
N. E. Gedge
T. W. Hebron
G. N. Wilkes
AL S. Wilcox
Fe As Schaefer
W. O. Stalth
E. Suhr
Monalala
Vidor
Wall, Nichols Cos
Lida
FP. B. Nichols
AL v. Gear
T. BE. Wall
T. P. Lansing
Board of Directors
A.V. Gear
King of Beretania
Will
Fisher
Fort and
Merchant
Roth's Store
Shopavera
Bulletin
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