Annexation and party clubs shape 1896 politics
In Thony of political groups, the Annexation Club promotes annexation and includes diverse allies, the American League operates as a secret society limiting non American government supporters, and the American Union party backs the Government with annexation as a side issue. The piece urges decisive leadership amid these factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annexation Club
Friends of
American League
American Union Party
Cne
Rumors of coercion in Hawaiian annexation debate
The article discusses alleged US coercion threats toward Hawaiian sugar planters to sway them for annexation, noting likely nonaction by the United States and warning against coercive diplomacy. It argues reciprocity and political bonds as key reasons for US influence and cautions against basing annexation on force or campaigns aimed at foreign residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Foster
United States
McKinley
Honolulu
Hawaii
San Francisco Chronicle
Unite States
Ihe
Campaign Education For Hawaiians To Influence Washington
The article argues for a campaign to educate native Hawaiians whose views, combined with foreign residents, would greatly influence early action in Washington toward achieving desired territorial change and self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States eyes Pacific cable survey to plan world line
The passage argues the US will fund a full Pacific cable survey once the Albatross completes an early survey between Japan and Hawaii. It states not to waste effort on a local Hawaii to America line and stresses a continent to continent route is needed to attract private and public funding for global traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pacific
Japan
Hawaii
America
Behring Sea Official Seeks One Grand Orthographic Reform
Dr. Leonhard Stejneger of the Behring Sea Commission aboard the U S 5 Albatross advocates sweeping English spelling reform. He rejects piecemeal changes, urging a single grand orthographic revelation with a direct-acting shorthand-alphabet approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhard Stejneger
Behring Sea Commission
U.S
Football clash shows Ponahon beat First Regiment in thick attendance
Saturday afternoon game between Ponahon and First Regiment drew larger crowd than prior match. End of first half 8 0 to students, final score favors college team as Panahou players display sharper training and spirit. Injuries to Captain Babbitt and Howard noted. substitutes played on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponahon
First Regiment
Panahou
Babbitt
A. Chahalina
Antonio Long
W. Armatrang
Mr. Howard
Pedigree of the Kameha mehas Cited in Hawaiian History
The article notes that The Pedigree of the Kameha mehas begun in this paper may be filed without reading in the archives of the Hawaiian Historical Society Joaquin Miller, in the Overland Monthly Hawaiian number. It warns against re–tackling Kamehameha’s name, joking that browsing the family tree would require an entire dental college’s faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Historical Society
Joaquin Miller
Overland Monthly
Kamehameha'a
Dental College
A Good Thing Shows The Path To Wealth
A short notice extols recognizing a good thing and hints at guiding readers to profit. It promises to introduce practical tips to help people get ahead in the race for wealth. The tone is promotional and motivational.
Give Your Horse a Treat Card Note
A promotional note urges owners to care for their horses with regular treats and proper feeding. It emphasizes that kindness and nutrition lead to better performance and a nobler appearance.
Invention Progress Destroys Old Jobs, Spurs New Industry
The article notes that invention displaces traditional industries yet spawns broader new sectors. It cites the pneumatic tire craft and a Dublin tire corporation acquired for two million dollars as evidence of shifting value and bountiful growth in modern enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
National Feed Box Promises Clean, Efficient Stall Feeding
A circular steel feed box with malleable iron rod and wrought iron holder preserves feed without waste. It screws onto stalls or boxes and keeps grain clean, aiding horses prone to spillage and mess.
Suppression of Riding and Driving by Law Urged After Saturday
The remark calls for strong-arm enforcement to suppress riding and driving abuses. It argues Saturday's episode was not an accident but a crime and should be treated as such by authorities.
Watch Selection Advice and Elgin Waterbury Offer
You are urged to choose a tine timepiece backed by a responsible house with money back guarantee or replacement if defective. Any price range from ten to a hundred dollars is acceptable as case quality is personal taste. agent for Elgin and Waterbury offers an unusually large assortment at below former rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
New Horse Feed Device Promises Big Savings
Bolting slobb ering or scattering device reduces feed waste by 25 to 30 percent and cuts doctor bills by preventing indigestion and stomach troubles. Available in 6 8 and 10 quart sizes, priced for general owners and livery stable managers to inspect.
Icebergs and winds on Pilot Chart North Pacific November
The article discusses icebergs in the Southern and Antarctic oceans and notes ice limits crossing the south fortieth parallel, with equator crossings for January February and March added on the chart. Forecasts warn squalls near Hawaii and possible rain storms and wind squalls in the doldrums after crossing the line for vessels heading to the west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific Ocean
Cape Horn
Atlantic
North Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
America
For Sale By Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited Fort Street Item
A brief sale notice listing an item from Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited at 307 Fort Street opposite Spreckela Bank. The fragment indicates a shop sale under the company name with location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Dentist Dr C B High Graduates From Philadelphia College
Dr C B High a dentist who graduated from Philadelphia’s Dental College in 1992 is noted with affiliation to the Masonic Temple, reflecting a professional milestone and local civic ties.
Meeting Notice of Honolulu Library Association Election
The Annual Meeting of the Honolulu Library and Reading Rooms Association will be held at 1 Library Hall on Friday, November 27, at 7:30 o clock for election of officers and other business. Ken 406-56 H. A. Parmelee, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Library and Reading Rooms Association
Christmas Gift Preview From Royal Worcester Ware Ad
WW. DIMONDS promotes holiday gift ideas for men and women. The ad highlights Royal Worcester Ware in stock, American cut glass valued at $5,000, Onyx tables and piano lamps, five o'clock teas, chafing dishes, and three new French China designs arriving on December 24 via Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Wilder
Sydney
Notice Revoking Powers From A Rosa Over Property
To the public I revoke all powers conferred upon A Rosa for management of my property and collection of funds. Any person paying money to A Rosa for my account does so at their peril. Bed William M Mahuka 406 2w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rosa
Rosa
William M
Mahuka
Notice of Piling in Honolulu November 1898
Fragmentary notice mentions delayed piling work in Honolulu with dates in November 1898. Reads as danger of postponement and a scheduling shift for a project filing, lacking clear names or institutions due to garbled OCR.
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Spe Evening Bulletin
Daniel Logan
Hootmael Gamm
Ahan
Keromee Foo
Firnt Regiment
Jones
Nia
Carter
G. Ky Kaiopahia
Kana
Ejpetment
Magoon
Seattle
Criterion Saloon
Ft .Palama
New Zealand
Palama
Santa Claus
King Street
Antarctic
See
Spreckela’ Bank
Fort Street
Honouly
Pearl City
Waianae
H. A. Parmelee
Boorviary
H.f.wichman
Kinaa
Evulour KS
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