Honolulu Evening Bulletin Note on Theatrical Season and Local Affairs
The Honolulu Evening Bulletin for Friday November 4, 1815 discusses Honolulu's coming theatrical season as promising and mentions the City of Columbia accident with the ship still in Bowalay waters. It also comments on Filipino and Japanese workers in the labor market and ponders candidate perceptions.
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City of Columbia
Six Thousand Japanese Laborers Affair Surfaces in Hawaii
Commissioner Fitzgerald has disappeared amid a scandal involving six thousand Japanese laborers. Hawaii officials criticize the administration for a failed Vist policy linked to promoting the Anglo Japan Alliance, signaling a volatile political climate and potential international tensions.
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Fitzgerald
Hawaii
Vist
Anglo Japan Alliance
Reining Down the Bay View on Hawaii Unity and Policy
Admiral Beardelee argues in the North American for a liberal, reconciliatory Hawaii policy. He urges gentler treatment of Queen Liliuokalani and softer postwar relations, noting the harm of persistent bitterness between North and South and calling for “live and let live” to guide future governance and potential pension discussions for the ex-queen. He emphasizes unity, forgiveness, and the duty of victors to show generosity rather than revenge.
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Admiral Beardelee
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
United States
Republic
Pew
Howali
Fortes
Ff Lt
Willelow
Yoo
Honolulu Steam Laundry Co Opens For Business
The Kiem Laundry New Ready for the Transaction of Husben. Honolulu launches an industrialSea venture. The Honolulu Steam Laundry Co Ltd is now ready to handle all laundry work in first class shape. White labor, banded washing, free repairs, and free parcel pickup and delivery announced. Telephone orders to No 583.
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Kiem
Husben
New
Honolulu
Honolulu Steam Laundry Co. Ltd
Bunner Tin
Post Office Keeps Pace With Heavy Mail Flow
Busy times at Uuly Post Office as steamers arrive from the Coast and mail piles up. The Australia left October 1 for Victoria with 17 680 ordinary letters 136 registered letters 4609 papers in 50 bags. Four days later the Australia carried 16 044 ordinary letters 188 registered letters 8907 papers. The Belgic closed six hours after the Australia and carried 2407 ordinary letters 10 registered letters 240 papers in 22 bags. The Australia also took a heavy mail from Manila and shipments for the Colonies and Coast arrivals add to the workload. Post office officials remain patient and obliging despite the strain.
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Post Ofice
Victoria
Australia
Manila
Arizons
Offmiala
The Host Pinater Pain Bala Relief Claim
A dampened flannel poultice called The Host Pinater yields relief for pains in the side back and rib area. It is promoted as superior to plasters and also marketed for rheumatism. Sold by Benson Smith & Co General Agent in various dealer networks.
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Benson, Smith & Co
Gen
Agta
Fraternal Meeting Notice at K of P Hall
D G Camarinoe reports on a dramer Australia import list including salmon oysters apples grapes and olive oil. Court Lanalilo No 6600 A O F holds a meeting this evening at K of P hall with a conical invitation to visiting brothers. See Fraternal Directory for further meetings of fraternal societies.
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D. G. Camarinoe
Australia
Election of Officers at WALU COMPANY 1898 Meeting
In October 1898 a manual meeting of WALU COMPANY elected officers for the year: W G Irwin as President W M Gilhird as Vice President TL M Whitney as Secretary and Treasurer plus Row Auditor. Board of Directors named: W G Trewin W L Hopper and A Haneberg H M Whitney secretary of the company Honolulu October 1881 1058
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O10- Walu
W.G. Irwin
W. M. Gilhird
TL. M. Whitney
W.G. Trewin
W. L. Hopper
A. Haneberg
H.M. Whitney
Olowaly Company
Honoluda
Oot
New Goods Holiday Display Opens November 7 1898
We commence the dis ql of our New Goods on MONDAY November 7th with wares from over twenty five factories in Europe and the United States. Between the 7th and 30th November we display the best assortment of Holiday Wares on these Islands. All goods are marked in plain figures. Come and inspect whether you wish to purchase or not.
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Europe
United States
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