Monroes Doctrine and British Guiana Observations
An American observer reflects on British Guiana as a living example of civil liberty under British colonial rule. He contrasts Dutch and British governance, praises local self government, and argues the Monroe doctrine suits American interests while seeking Anglo American collaboration. He warns against overreaching policies and cautions about future shifts in global power alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Guiana
Georgetown
Broadway
New York
Central Park
Victoria Regia
Bigelow
Canada
Australia
Gaya
England
South America
Orinoco
Europe
White House
Gaorgetown
Claré Dominion
India
Picadilly
Mr. Bigelow
United States
Monroe
British West Indies
Maine
Virginia
Florida
Bigulow
America
Lord Dufferin
House of Lords
Navy Department
Russia
Spain
British Guiana described by New York Times writer
The article reviews Daniel Logan’s summary of a New York Times piece on British Guiana. It highlights observations on sugar trade, Honolulu arrivals, George Town amenities, cosmopolitan society, equal laws, and governance by a small white colonial elite with English judicial presence. notes contrasts with American colonists and the local black clerks, including a 300,000 to 10,000 white to black population ratio and governance challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poulteney
New York Times
Guinon
Hawaii
British Guiana
Honolulu
Bigelow
Georgetown
Uay
New York
Demerara
Peolow Jrooneida
Tribune Tandems Offer Superior Bicycles Over Stearns
A dated exhortation to young buyers warns against purchasing Stearns wheels now seen as outdated. It promotes Tribune tandems as superior with claims from San Francisco agents and a large U.S. bicycle dealer. The notice invites inspection and promises Tribune wheels arriving direct from the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
San Francisco
United States
Stearns
Public Auction of Adolfo Property in Hawaii Circuit Court
In pursuance of the First Circuit Court order, a public auction will sell Adolfo’s estate items including furniture lamps chairs charts chronometer desks and many household goods. Auction date listed as November 27 1800s with items described and valuables to be offered from the estate of Adolfo in Honolulu.
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Circuit Court
First Circuit
Don Adolfo
Adolfo
Tata
Honulula
Thit Heschcock
Murali
GK Wankek
Thenklog
Amine Suteaday
Tao
Amenvrad
T Ie
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Board of
Ediwation Noticas
Alo
Joun F. Scott
Hebben
Tole
Honalulu
Oahu
Hila
Wailuku
Maul
Lidge
Kauni
Aryorden
Thuarly
Ali
AL Atau T. Atkinson, Les
Toantors
ATA T.asprinsun
Las
Albert Vo Grab
Rey Tine
Doom
Netary Lally
Aas Ben Miudater
Taterto Anterior
IMS
Tammany Hall
Daniel Logan
Abbey
Wate Bay
Frank B. Peterson & CO
Stybody
Punch
the Hawaiian Hardware Co. Ltd
Crentmte
M. Re
Haalelea
Murony
Alva
Hav Grain
Ano
A. L. Morris & CO
Fort Street
Hawaiian Hardware Co
Alma
Waikiki
Frank Hustace
Marshal's Sale
Republic of Mawali
Chang Jack Kun
Wing Mow Cha
Young Chee
Wing Mow ‘Chan
Honoluia
King Street
Fort
A. Williams
Ett
West Mayer
BELEN
M.S. Levy
Keown Kubey
Mrs. Holden
Fi. A. A.C
Adiminion
Union Feed Company, Ltd
Thivir Coffee
FR. Vida
Union Feed Co. Ltd
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