Public questions and the Advertiser in crisis
A 1809 letter presses the Advertiser to reveal truth on Cabinet crisis and Dole appointive power. It condemns official organs for bias, while praising calls for public explanations and illuminating the era of Aguinaldo and Ananias within the Triple Alliance context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananivs
Aguinaldo
Lhos
Advertiser
Evening Journal
Burretts
Cabe
Dole
Ananias, Aguinaldo
Hatchinson dies and varied world events note
General news notes report the death of Benjamin P. Hatchinson known as Old Hatch, a Chicago grain speculator. Other items include Germany refusing an army budget increase, Navy Secretary Long denying resignation plans, a large bicycle trust led by Spalding and others, Admiral Villamil’s actions in the Spanish fleet, a push to send 1000 more marines to Manila, illness of ex Secretary Bhorman in Martinique, and London chatter about British relations. Additional notes cover a row of topics from powder magazine completion to potential wharf construction, and the Oshun Railway and Land Company’s growing finances with an annual report received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin P. Hatchinson
Old Hatch
Chicago
Teichatag
Navy
Long
Bicycle Trust
A.G. Spalding
A. A. Pope
Gormally & Joffry
Tapis
Villamil
Dewroyire
Cerveras Equadron
Navy Department
Manila
Santa
John Bhorman
Martinique
Expansion Plans for British American Line Announced
Frank Waterhouse, president of H. Waterhouse & Co, reveals immediate expansion of the British American Line. An auxiliary steamer Elihu Thomson, 100 tons, will sail Honolulu to Seattle for three or four trips, followed by a 4600 ton vessel within a month to form a larger service with the Garonne. The Garonne will continue to Hilo and arrive around April 10, with future American steamers replacing the Garonne when US laws extend to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Waterhouse
Waterhouse
Garonne
United States
Hawaii
Hilo
Honolulu Stock Exchange Report Highlights and Passengers
Honolulu stock report notes Reverbary Sugar rising ten per cent as investors watch market moves. Passenger list aboard a Honolulu bound ship includes Mrs S M Ballon visiting from the South, Rev M C Harris head of the Japanese Methodist Episcopal Mission work in San Francisco, lecturer Rev A Kommer speaking on Ireland at the Y M C A tonight, and couples L Natting Hawes Gehr among others. Through passengers include Capt D Angelo Italian army officer bound for Yokohama, Dr R B Para Mexican representative to Japan, and Arthur Diory author of a new book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hongkong
German Lloyd outlet eyed for Pacific service from Hongkong to Tacoma
Berlin reports Dr. Wiegand, managing director of the North German Lloyd Steamship Co., plans a Pacific line linking Hongkong and Yokohama to San Francisco or Tacoma. He toured Seattle and Tacoma, hinted at collaboration with Santa Fe rivals, and predicted three new ships for coast service amid German capital interests tied to the Northern Pacific route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
San Francisco
Tacoma
Messrs
Ripley and
Walker
Banta Fe
Dr. Wiegland
The New National Bank Question in Hawaii
Cecil Brown disputes Hawaii charter plans, saying no national bank can start there until Hawaii is under U S laws. He questions private bank moves and reports he has seen none from Seligmans or Anglo California Bank about a first national bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Brown
First National Bank of Hawaii
Mr. Brown
Nemspaper
Hawaii
United States
Seligmans
Anglo-California Bank
Flrst National Bank
Dent's for Wheelmen and Pacific Cycle ads
An ad urges bicycle owners to oil and maintain wheels, noting Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Co will oil and clean weekly for a month and offer repairs. It promotes using two inch tires when possible, claims easy running, and touts first class repairs and nickel plating at Ehlers Building, Fort Street. It also hints at future sales of Mandal terling bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Cycle & M't'g Co
Ge Mandal
Pacific Cycle & Wee
Pacific Cycle & Wie Co
Ehlers
Fort Street
Repair work underway on Zealandia ready for Manila call
Teepetes on the Zealandia reports rapid progress at the wharf after a rough voyage from Mavila. Work on boilers, new deckhouse, officers quarters, and the smoking room conversion for soldiers continues. The ship is expected to call on the 2th mnet and prepare for sending troops to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavila
Manila
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Bulletin Publishing Company
WR Parrington
Artel Logan
Ananian, Aguinatao, Advertion
Rowell Tannot
Superintendent of Public Works
Ree Neal
Oshu Railway and Land Company
B.A
Honolulu Stock Exchange Report
Mara Paserngere
Mercantile C. Brewer & Cl
Koryo
Masses
Patna
WarinanalosCo
Jono
Walioea MiliCo
Hope Posse
German Lloyd Outlet
Tapotia
Matt
Kash
Waverley Bloct
Dr. Deimel
Underwear
Bond
Telephone
Golden Rule Bazaar
J. M. Webb
AAA
New National Bank
Cain
Paci Handware Co. Ltd
Fort Strnat
THE
Fort St
W.W. Dimond & Co
von Holt
King Street
Hawaiian Islands
Zealandia
Loyal Orange Association
Sir Right
John Walker
Massist
J. L. Halley
R.A. P
le O
Toronto
Ontario
Bleyele
Mail
Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
the People’s Providers
Paris
London
New York
Ogden Milling & Elevator Co
Theo. H. Davies Co., Ltd
Aeepottie
Pottie
John Pottie & Sons
Cc. W. Macfarlane
Honolulu Drug CO
VanHolt Block
NEW Drug Store
EGE New Drug
American Graphaphone CO
Ake
Farle Graphaphones
Ance Asr Electric Co
Hotel Street
California
Metropolitan Meat CO
Australia
Warrimoo
King Or
Betetunia
Wille. Fisher
Fort and
Merchant
Roth's Store
Bulletin
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