Sugar Trust Struggles at Tariff Fight Amid Senate Doubts
A New York Herald report cites dwindling Senate support for the sugar schedule in the tariff bill. Aldrich and Allison among few favoring it while most oppose or doubt. the trust faces a majority against the amended schedule. The piece notes past victories for the sugar trust and questions whether reform can be secured.
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Havemayor
Sugar Trust
Friends of the Trust
New York Herald
Washington
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Allison
Town
Morrill
Vermont
Platt
Connecticut
Quay
Pennsylvania
Bewell
New Jersey
Senate
Herald
Senate Finance Committee
House
Havemeyer
Trust
Senate poised to let trusts bear fallout in crash plan
The Examiner notes senators in the upper house are inclined to stand aside and let the trust bear the consequences, signaling a likely shift in responsibility as discussions preview a cyclone of concessions and policy changes.
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Popelan
Senate
Examiner
Peace in Hawaii keeps Japanese arrival calm in Honolulu
The Naniwa Kan reaches Honolulu amid peace expectations as locals overreact to a possible Japanese assault. Analysts note Japanese leaders prefer restraint while the mob seeks expansion. The United States, with greater strength, discourages conflict, pledging fair treatment and deportation options for Japanese in Hawaii within Hawaii’s immigration rules.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Japan
United States
China
North Pacific
Ustica
Republic of Hawaii
Australians to miss Honolulu stay for months
From present appearances the Australian ball team will not be in Honolulu for some months. They played their last game in San Francisco on the 16th with the Athletic Club and lost by a score of 19 to 11. The game was called at the end of the seventh due to rain. The Australians left for the East the next day.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Athletic Club
East
Denver
Ney
Chicago
A. G. Spalding
al Peach
Philadelphia
George Wright
Boston
Hanlon
Baltimore
Dimond Thratrtto Ghent Show Closes Abruptly After Frigid Night
The Ghent production led by Mawe Hand Did not appear with Morgiana as the slave girl nor did manager H Brickwedel, leaving only the janitor. Fog and frost chilled the Auditorium as actors recounted tales of woe. The night ended with a depleted treasury, receipts around 700, and a sudden season closure. Brickwedel, son of ex Auditor Brickwedel, reportedly disbursed funds to George Prentice and others but offered no encore.
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Ostrie Highny Dimond
Morgiana
H. Brickwodel
Brickwedel
Eaid
George Prentice
Relcaea
Nest A
Soniof
Foreign Office labels issued by Hawaii raise speculation
In the April Stanley Gibbons Monthly Journal of Philately, Foreign Office stamps from Hawaii are critiqued. The issue features large labels bearing Thornton's portrait, seen as unnecessary and likely promotional. they are sold at face value, lightly obliterated with original gum intact.
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Stanley Gibbons Monthly Journal of Philatelyia
Foreign Office
Hawaii
Stanley Gibbons
Thornton
Company 6 Dance At The Drill Shed This Evening
Members of Company 6 and friends will dance at the drill shed this evening. The company says these affairs are popular and aim to make everyone feel at home. Public invited. tickets may be bought from company members.
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Co. 6
Ticketa
Defendant Denied New Trial in Pahala Case
The court denied the defendant's motion for a new trial in the Reymond versus Pais Plante tion Co. action. Exceptions were noted. Proceedings included Okuko ve. W.G. Wait on trial ae Jatetie a & tanlay for plaintiff Neumann for defendant.
Medical Association of Hawaii Opens Annual Session
Doctor McGrew presided at the opening night of the Medical Association of Hawaii meeting at the Y M A building. About a dozen physicians attended as Dr Alvarez read minutes, proposals on new medical advances were discussed, and officers were elected including Andrews as president Howard vice president and Alvarez secretary treasurer. An invitation to Molokai with the Board of Health was accepted.
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Wight
McGrew
Medical Association of Hawaii
Y. M
Alvarez
Alvares
Treasury
Dr. Kellogg
Dru. Howard and
Myers
Andrews
Howard
Corer
Minister Damon's Trip to London and Washington
Minister Damon of Hawaii and special commissioner to the Queen's Jubilee arrived aboard the Australis with Land Commissioner Lauken. They left for the East and London after stating he would not discuss annexation or the sugar treaty, while J B Castle also arrived to head to Washington for annexation matters.
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M. Damon
Hawaii
Dole
Australis
O. P. Lauken
East
London
Damon
Washington
J. B. Castle
Australia
Washington, D.C
Island Republic
English Debating Society Meets at Queen Hotel
At nine o'clock last night the English Debating Society gathered at the Queen hotel with members Takata Iwanege Mato Kamei ware Kishi Nagashima a Veta. The meeting featured recitations speeches and English conversation and resolved to use English among members whenever possible. Members must belong to the Japanese Young Men's Association and as proficiency grows they plan private theatricals.
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Queen Hotel
Takata
Iwanege
Mato
Kamei Ware Kishi
Nagashima
Veta
Japanese Young Men's Association
Clay Pigeon Shoot Returns To Kowalo Field
Honolulu hunters fix Kowalo field as clay pigeon shoots resume on Sundays. Once popular in the States, the sport helps keep hunters active during months when live game is banned. Contests were held here years ago on the same ground.
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Honolulu
Kowalo
Sharkey Aims to Beat Maber After New O P 8 Whiskey Release
Sharkey plans victory over Maber after consuming the newly marketed O. P. 8 whiskey. The launch comes from Anchor Balloon Alao Half-ood-Half and Statile Beer, a regional brand.
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Sharkey
Maber
Hutchinson Sugar Co lays out 1899 business plan and treaty stance
The Hutchinson Sugar Company annual meeting shows Claus Spreckels no longer president or director, John A Buck reporting $145,000 in dividends and 7698 tons sold at about 8.5 per ton, with 8000 tons sold at 56.96 in a 19,000 ton crop. stockholders back Hawaiian reciprocity treaty and elect Buck president, Shel don as director, while Spreckels reduces holdings. The Hawaii trade policy and tariff angle draw strong stockholder support for maintaining the treaty and fighting its abrogation.
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Claus Spreckels
Hutchinson Sugar
Enye
San Francisco
Sprockola
John A. Buck
Spreckels
Hutch—iowan Company
Lewis
Charles F. Hanlon
Sugar Trust
Oes
Soapy
Edward H. Sheldon
Spreckele
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company
Rudoreckele
J. H. Standford
Brian Ee
Ned
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