Visit by Count Inouye stirs Hawaiian treaty memories
Detailed reminiscences recount Count Inouye's role in the 1846 Hawaiian Japan treaty and the push to send a native Hawaiian embassy. It covers ministerial figures, the selection of Kapena and Kauliskon, diplomatic tensions with Burlinghame, and debates over immigration aims. The piece notes recognition for Kapena and lack of praise for Bush, plus a distant meteorological aside from The Bulletin.
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Inouye
Korea
Joli E. Rush
Dapas
Hawaiian Kingdom
Bunh Wu Miniter
Une
Ministey
Ste
Mae
John L. Kauliskon
Kupena
Burlinghame
Chin
Honolulu
Howae
Japan
Hugh
Hawaii
Hay Wallane
Rutin
Hie
Mer
Bunk
Auveretins
Kapena
Mut
Bush
Olaltis Saul
Popular Household Remedies and Sundry Patent Pills
A fragment lists various patent medicines and household products such as WALldinows tastolns, TAROA, SUNGNER'S LIVER PILLS, ALOHA TOOTH WASH, TOOTH BRUSHES, and Mennen's Talcum Powder. It mentions free samples and directs readers toward Honoluli EHLERS' BLOCK on FORT STREET in Florida Water area.
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Wartol
Walldinows
Sungner
Mennen
Honoluli
Mitchell Says Washington to Study Hawaiian Governance
The Senatorial Commission visiting Hawaii plans to convene in Washington on November 12 to draft a report for Congress in December. Senator Mitchell of Oregon notes the work will take time as the panel compiles information on defects in territory governance, high costs, and limited departments under a centralised system.
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Washington
Fawall
Congress
Stim
Mitchell
Oregon
Friction Reported Between Navy Officers and Custom House Guards
A four to five day dispute arises after Commander Ryan is searched and detained at Pearl City port by Custom House guards aboard the New York, drawing Admiral Rodgers into the matter. Captain Mackenzie and others reportedly sought a resolution, but no clear outcome is stated.
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Ryan
New York
Dinney
Admiral Rodgers
Pearl City
Mackenzie
Air Ryan
Is Arip
Navy Wharf
Custom House
Rodgece
Admiral Roigerstad
Laidnay Gamplalit
Navy
Bon Whart
Police Round Up Stragglers After Enticing Dig
A New York incident reports police vigilant to capture stragglers. Twenty four arrested after a morning overstay. Twenty four warrants issued with a ten dollar reward for each. Officers pursued the denail event and the right of a blowjacket suspect. By six o'clock that afternoon twelve had been captured.
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New York
Merchants’ Association Discusses Admitting Chinese Workers
The Merchants' Association debated cooperating with the Hats Exchange to support admitting Chinese to Harwall and rural labor. Harrie presented the request, and the matter was referred to the meeting on the 20th inst for further consideration.
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Merchants’ Association Hiw
Harwall
Woww
Harrie
Bulletin of Mo
Sugar Trade Wars Hit Prices In New York Markets
Sugar magnates push price cuts as Havemeyer and Willett & Gray try to overwhelm rivals. Refineries withhold details while observers warn of a looming conflict at sea and on the Mississippi, as the Sugar Trust contends for market control.
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New York
Meet Roger ‘Trust
Ald
Hort Sugar Trust
Havemeyer Trust
Minsouri
Wilnit & Gray
Seaboard
Beot Sugar Company
Willett & Gyuy
Gabe van Slepond
Geeeaeae
Calabash thief duo face trial after break-in at Wooly estate
In a Kalish burglary case, Doty Live and Fiavid Waapa were arrested for breaking into the Wooly residence on November 7. The theft including quilts and calabashes valued around $30, with most items recovered. Hoopal implicated in disposal, others linked to related sales and transit cases. The defendants await the next term.
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Fiavid Waapa
Wiliven Hoopal
Allwe
Kalish
Heorge Wooly
Killa
Julia Ena
Hoopal
Kaapa
Silent Delegate Wilcox Angles Washington Trip Talks
The report notes delegate Robert W. Wilcox departing for the Coast en route to Washington to discuss Home Rule and Democratic Party matters. He says no action will be taken until the Congress session begins and expects to return by mid March. He also mentions delaying legal practice until after his mainland departure and references travel plans connected to the Imperial China Railway Administration project.
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Robert W. Wilcox
Washington
Lown
Isenberg Funeral Sunday for Col Parker in Hawaii
The body of Oftereanterg seas browihe Trem San Frigivisco in the Korea last alabt and beat prevent at the hae of Col and Mee Bamuel Parker, from whence the General will probably take place by Sunday afternoon. Interment is to occur in Nowa comatery. Funeral arrangements include nerviews pull bearen. Mrs fuenberg accompanied the maine of her husband to Honolul.
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Korea
Col
Bamuel Parker
Col. Parker
Nowa Comatery
Anton
Fuenberg
Honolul
Fighting Liquor With Coffee
A committee of representatives from local churches will devise a plan to suppress drinking in the city. Following the reform party’s success in municipal elections, leaders aim to curb alcohol use through a coordinated moral reform effort.
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Anouncer
Boc
Fma
moral + reform party
Surprising Return of Dow Jr Sailor from War Service
A Hawaiian youth named Dow Jr returns home aboard a ship after extensive sea service. He trained as a sailor in San Francisco and New York and sailed on the Curtis and Olympus. He later rode to Port of Portland via New York and Boston before resuming studies at St Lucie College.
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Young Dow
San Pranciero
Curtis
New York
Fomne
Cours
San Franciscn
San Francisco
Hingistere
Porthend
Mule
Boston
Chicago
Melhastepeake
Catiarttios
Lucie College
Sors
Advertising of Hawaii Abroad in Chamber Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce debated promoting Hawaii abroad with a proposed ad campaign. A committee was appointed to study the matter, chaired by F. M. Swanty and J. A. Kennedy, after long discussion and letters from Walter C. Weedon requesting wide distribution of climate literature and advertising material.
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Thy
Chamber of
Cloeis
Te Chamber of Commerce
Way Road
Chas
Fra. Isler
Way Nod
Hoole
Hawaii
F. M. Swanty
J. A. Kennnedy
Walter C. Weedon
Weedon
Sow Angelne
San Francisco
Ogre Naval
Blaychard & Co
Seetiring Aguante
Aan Mego
Portland
Weedun
Loita
Onuatea
Hewitt
Sailors Convicted After Drunken Court Proceeding
Three sailors from the cruiser New York faced Poles Court for drunkenness. Two pleaded not guilty and were convicted. one claimed a single drink. The judge admonished them and fined or discharged as appropriate while others left the court.
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New York
Poles
Auden Widcow
Patie Exerie
Jury Delivers Guilty Verdict in Mayoral Trial
After a 37 minute absence a verdict of guilty of the teeny second degree was returned for the person tory J llatttaor. The defendant sentenced to be unprisoned at fied Nation as a MIONLite Wid BAY eONER. Trial planned for afternoon with H W Robinein representing the defendant. For sale cards at Bulletin office.
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Tentur Iiralary Art Degli
Tmuthn
J Llatttaor
Vonalster
Jatar Maton
Damen Now
Geo
Korn
Kei Porter
Caesar Vivi Co Mertens
Ware New Howls Fort Alvimbre
He Gregory
Lath Perwindes
AK Vierra
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Count Mouye
Kala
Kaua
Mort Ieee
Apertions
Barbadons
the Bulletin
Hobron Drug CO
Ehlers
Fort Street
Mawail
Umar
Commienon
Benator
Mitchert A
Piitores
Nower Yard
Comdr
Poligmen
Wyeld
Corist
Tun
Chetarmas
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express
Dpfice
Mansoni Temple
Frank Vida
Orient
Hay Bow
Cughal
Islind
Shomeon
Canton
Ford Frank Twins
Dan
Mont
Imperial Chlynove Railway Administration
The
America-China Development Co
Dow
Lemar Wharf
Dow Jr
Jan
Sailor
Hett Citteens
Robertinn
Koren Fom
Advertising OF
Chamber of Commerce
Conteved Om
Bulletin Office
Alex Hewitt
Willie Johnson Vincent Charles Correa
Ernest Muniz
Cavid
Mihalois Richards
Jonn Medieros , Man'l Tisghera
Charles Wilcox
Leer
Whitman & Co
Argonaut Bleyste
Mule Clothing House
Salt of Clothes
H.W. Foster
Waltham Watch
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