Annexation debate shapes Cuban independence outlook
A 19th century commentary argues Cuba cannot be independent under the Platt Amendment. It describes Cuba as a ward under U.S. protection, with constraints on treaties, debt, and military bases. The piece notes U.S. intervention rights to preserve Cuban independence and to defend the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Islands
Humphreye
Te Fe
Cadi
Cubs
Cuba
Tl Cam
Mexico
Yemeanoli
Haiti
Finti
Wa Abo
Taltad ‘Blatow
Parle
United States
Keven
Jeffer von Jong
Florida
Waland
Te Vi de Abid
Culan
Washington
Congree
Neneroun
Cuombo Saya
Gpaln
Un clear text about Cuba annexation and sugar industry debate
Fragmentary article discusses Cuba, the United States, and prospects of annexation. It references the Platt amendment, sovereignty, and economic factors including sugar production and labor. Mentions Cuba as military dependency and comparisons with the Philippines and Spain, with speculation on future US control and flag status.
Salvage Co Incorporates In a Harbor Trust
The Atticlow of the Milter Salvage Co Ltd formed yesterday in the reamurer's office to organize for a 30 year operation. The stock includes 380 shares at 100 units each divided among leaders A. Mook ing Capt. F.C. Miller CW. Lee A. M. Hurt and G. Birnlett, one share each. The firm bought the James Maker and the Kutna plus diving gear from Captain Miller for 10. Officers named include A. Hocking president AME Hurt vice president CG. Ruttleit secretary Frederick Miller treasurer W. Lae auditor. The formation aims to publish exclusive information through BNBLN BRO Evening Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milter Salvage Co. Ltd
Vajlal
A. Mook
F.C. Miller
Ren
CW. Lee
A. M. Hurt
G. Birnlett
C. G. Lee
Local notices and society items in Hawaii script
A bustling column of local society news and notices from Hawaii includes shipboard dispatches, theatre and store events, a reception for Prince Kalatanagle, clerical and court notices, and reports of legal proceedings. The item lists registrations, auctions, and social gatherings, with references to the Japanese training ship Anegawa and citizens traveling between Hilo and Lahaina.
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Aneguwa
Ile
Mort Street
Reyler
Lane
Ben Awe
Webb
Popalan
Fort Street
Vetere
Firight
Melherny
Loahs
Myen
Manan Huilding
Alakea St
Georke D. Gear
Judes Goar
Judge Gear
Lutwokalani
Lahaina
Hilo
F. H. Larned
Acti Commiantoner General
Ture of Immigration and Naturalization
Peters
Leahs
Macone Builiing
Alukea Street
Eben Low
Sam Kuuhano
Ben Dosh
W. Wilcox
Mr Mable Wilcox
Kount
Hawaii
Punn
ML A. Lymans
Hite Thaireday
Lyman
Honolulu
Lindsay
Thomas Fiorin
Pala
A. Schmidt
Letitonte
Don
Chas
Cleveland
Ohio
Tina al
Waya
Wilco
Poveuitt
saKe
Hapal Bate
Violet and Violette Era Toiletry Listing Card
A catalog style listing presents items including EX TREME VIOLET Toilet Water, VIOLET PERFUME and CHRYSIS sachet powder, VIOLETTE powder, VIOLET TOILET MARVELOUS COLD CREAM, VIOLET ALMOND MEAL, TOILET CERATE BRIN FOOD, NAILUSTRE for fingernails, NAIL POWDER, ORANGE WOOD STICKS and PURE OLIVE OIL.
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Prince Albert
Solt
MclInerny Shoe Store
AAS
Theo. H. Davies & Co, Ltd
Menge OF
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Office King
Alakea
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
Monumente of Quality
Axtell & Co
J. Lando
Thos ‘Lindsay Eee
Treet
Hag
D&pot
JA. R
Viaira & Co
Jotel Street
Fort
Aupareys
Jefferson
Wonolulu Stoge Exchange
Meliryde
FIVOT
London
Thielen & Williamson
Fort St.el Main
Primo Beer
Bai
Hulmwea
Servia
Berlin
Republic of Gaba
Philippines
Walley
Ant Maunolel
Evening Bulletin
Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd
M. R. Counter
Fort St
Consolidated Soda Water Works Co
Leithead
Hudnut
King Street
Rainier Beer
E. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd
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