Tea testing debate stirs importers under new U S system
The Evening Bulletin reports importers protest the board of experts testing tea for dust content under a new U S rule. An assistant secretary quotes that the aim is to enforce the law and exclude injurious goods. The piece notes past agreements limiting dust, praises the current crop, and lists four ports of entry Lakoma, San Francisco, Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tudia
Ceylon
Japan
China
Smorters
America
Lacoma
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Supreme Court Opinion on Hawaiian Registry Flag Action
The court notes the statute aims to advertise the Hawaiian flag abroad. The Aztec steamship carried San Francisco bound cargo to Japan and China valued at $353,469. German sentiment favors tariff peace with the United States. A Cologne memorial urges restraint in tariff conflicts.
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Supreme Court
China
San Francisco
Japan
United States
Germany
Cologne
Hohenlohe
San Francisco Quarantine Jurisdiction Clash Draws Out
A San Francisco commercial journal urges final settlement of a long-running quarrel between National and State authorities over quarantines. It argues the National authorities are better equipped to handle quarantine matters and hopes the dispute will soon be resolved in their favor.
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San Francisco
Jourca
Newspaper summary of disputed judgment hearing note
Harper's Weekly reports Count Okuma's claim to settle the Japan dispute and the Ha on Government to appear for a hearing. The Independent reprints the Weekly's ex parte division, ridiculed for its lack of insight and certainty.
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Harper's Werkly
Okuma
Japan
Haon
Independent
Weekly
Prosa
American Union Party backs broader school accommodations
Government physicians report mixed readings from inspection of schools. Some facilities meet needs while others fall short, underscoring the party’s push for more and better school accommodation.
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American Union Party
Central American republics fuse in federal compact fires
The text notes loathsome diseases in schools and overcrowding with poor ventilation as arguments for public funding. It likens the Central American republics forming a federal compact to thunderclouds, suggesting revolutions erupting simultaneously and the confederation treaty dissolving in gunpowder smoke.
No foreign anti vexationists sign masa meeting call
The writer laments lack of foreign critics willing to sign the call for a mass meeting and questions why the Star cannot address pessimistic views nearby. The text hints at local political friction and newspaper accountability.
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Masa
Steamer Claudine Near Koko Head Sparks Stowaway Search
A Tele typed note says the Claudine left port, anchored off Koko Head, and sent a boat ashore. A caller reports possible stowaways being landed. President Wight told Captain Cameron to conduct a thorough search before leaving the area. The boat later returned to the Claudine and the voyage resumed toward San Francisco.
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Claudine
Koko Head
Cameron
Charlie Paterson
Diamond Head
Claudive
San Francisco
Wight
The
Steamship Company
Holdsworth Dead After Illness at City Firm
Edward W. Holdsworth formerly of Theo H Davies & Co died suddenly last night after returning from England. He was widely esteemed in business and social circles and leaves a widow and seven year old daughter. The funeral will be held tomorrow, with Mr Swanzy of Theo H Davies & Co Ltd expected to attend.
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Edward W. Holdsworth
Theo
H. Davies & Co
Mr. Holdaworth
England
Mr. Holdeworth
The
Republic
Her
Holdsworth
Miss Purvis
Kauni
Swanzy
H. Davies & Co. Ltd
Kinny
Mosera
Bwanzy
Holdeworth
Gun smith of Hawaii Islands Keeps Busy For Repairs
The Hawaiian Cycle and Manu Manufacturing Co. employ the best gun smith to date among these islands. He remains in demand as gun repairs are needed by locals who trust his thorough understanding of the trade.
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Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacturing Co
Islands
Authorized collector for Kapiolani Park Addition
From date, David Dayton may collect all money due from Kapiolani Park Addition and receipt for it. All those owing on lots in the addition are notified to pay David Dayton at his office No 60 Merchant Street. Honolulu Oct 7 1897. A V Ghar L Dortch.
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David Dayton
Kapiolani Park Addition
Aaid Kapiolani Park Addition
A. V. Ghar
L. Dortch
Honolulu
Cornwell
Mra. Widdifield
Mountaing Enery
Queen Street
Timely Topics on Aermotor Windmills and Stock Troughs
Advertises Aermotor windmills in sizes 8 to 16 feet, geared or pumping, stating versatile use from pumping water to running a lathe. Introduces galvanized corrugated iron stock troughs sold to Honouliuli and Kahuku ranches, claims leakproof design. Also promotes Syphon Suction and Force pumps and Gould's triple action pumps in various sizes.
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Honoukiuli
Kahuku
Gould
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Daniel Logan
Koko Mead
Mr, Holsdnworth
Hawaiian Hardware Co, Limited
Fort Street
Spreckels’ Bank
D. M. Webb
Golden Rule Bazaar
and— Seiort
Priole i Howe Chan Yen
the Kash
Hotel Street
Waverley Block
Evening Bulletin
John Bollman CO
Schlitz Beer
Schlitz
Macfarlane & Co. Ltd
E. O. Hall & Son
Hur
Henry Wat
Henry Waterhouse & Co
Commission and General Business Agents
Wat
Judd Street
Aera
Ballou
Hank
Punahou Street
Punshou College
Priven
A.V. Ghar & CO
Jas. F. Morgan
Adelia Cornwell
Honolul
Jas, F, Morgan
Onan
Thrum’s Book Store
Thrum’s
P. F. Ryan
William Carlisle
Seattle
Fygporter
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