McKinley Election Talk Shapes Hawaii Annexation Debate
The Evening Bulletin analyzes how McKinley’s possible win could affect Hawaii, noting observers doubt immediate annexation and expect renewed overtures toward a political union while preserving or gradually ending contract labor. The piece contrasts American policy with Hawaii’s stance amid Pacific tensions and global upheaval.
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McKinley
United States
Republic of Hawaii
Washington
Unite of States
Hawaii
Bers
Abclion
News Mongers in Orient Mock Treaty Reports
A harsh critique claims Newsmongers in the Orient are more exasperating than European agencies, attacking Yoko haoma for printing a single day’s report that allegedly details a secret Russo Japanese treaty on Corea and mocks Japan’s chance to resist Russia’s veto of Corea independence.
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Orient
Europe
Yokohaoma
Corea
Russia
Japan
China
Fragmentary Advertiser Note on Discussion Standards
A fragment notes the Advertiser’s stance on discussion standards and a reactionary tone. It suggests the paper followed its own established rules while describing morning conditions and discourse. The fragment lacks clear dates, places, or named individuals.
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Advertiser
Lost. A Roiator Dov Answering To Tommy At Roots Saloon
A man identified as A Roiator Dov, who answers to the name Tommy, is missing. A generous reward is offered for his return, with instructions to contact the Commercial Saloon at Heretania and Naan.
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A. Roiator Dov
Tommy
Finder
Heretania
Naan
Quarterly Board Meeting of Trusteen of Queen's Hospital
The Trusteen of the Queen's Hospital announces a quarterly board meeting in the Chamber of Commerce room on Wednesday October 11 at eleven o clock A.M. Secretary F A Scharper, Honolulu, October 18, 1906.
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The
Queen's Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Lladowk
Stars Return from Mani After Uneven Ground Loss
The Stars traveled by steamer Claudine from Mani after defeating Mani 16 to 12. Poor field conditions and grass made the exhibition a failure, though a large crowd enjoyed it. Hart injured his arm, Lishman made several foul hits, and Akina C Sailey Cum mings Chillingworth Mossman Ross Meheula Kanaranui Rosocrans had roles. Keohokalole umpired. Local hospitality praised. trip deemed enjoyable.
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Mani
Claudine
Honolulu
Lionel Hart
Percy Lishman
Mann
Akina
C. Sailey
George Cummings
C. Chillingworth
H. Mossman
James Ross
Meheula
Dr. Kanaranui
Rosocrans
Morris Keohokalole
Government band to perform at Bima square concert
The Government band presents a regular evening concert at Bima square at 7:30 with a program including two new pieces Murmuring Forest Boujflon ark Joven Tell wan ele Jo Kerne tite Balle Mikiel and variations. The lineup features Liberty 6 2 otiliy Walker The Cat Rendekenne Fermin The American Patrol Hawaii Pool and more new works.
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Bima Square
Maut No Ka
Santana Micrelin
Liberty
Otiliy Walker
The
Cat
Rendekenne
Fermin
American Patrol New
Mewelam
Hawaii Pool
King Bros Frames Take Town by Storm
King Bros latest consignment of picture frames draws sharp focus in town shops. Designs described as elegant up to date and among the finest in local display windows.
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King Bros
Copper Plate Engraving and Printing Services Ad
An advertisement offers copper plate engraving and printing for cards wedding and society stationery announcements. Card pricing listed as 150 dollars per hundred with emphasis on quality and customization.
Timely Topics Interrogatives Sparked by a Reader Letter
A postal note to Whitelaw Reid prompts the Hawaii shop’s sales pitch style and a six question catalog. Items offered include an automatic meat and vegetable chopper, Brass Bird Cages from $2.50 to $4.50, Painted Bird Cages from $1.25 to $2.00, Hartman steel wire mats, Rain Gauges, and a portable bootblack stand at $2.50.
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Whitelaw Reid
France
The
Tribune
Mr. Reid
Mr. Platt
the Tribune
Hawaii
Sueton
Hawaiian Hardware Co Bank Address Listing
The Honolulu business notice notes Hawaiian Hardware Co located at Oppelle Apreckels' Bank on No. 307 Fort Street, highlighting the address for urban commerce and potential services.
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Fort Street
Bioxenk wheels offered at 75.00 with limited stock
An advert urges buyers to act fast on Bioxenk wheels priced at 75.00 and notes only a few left, with 1895 and 1896 wheel models for ladies and gents. It touts Ghent G. J. Tire performance and promises easy terms, inviting customers to visit the bicycle shop.
Investment Stop Sparks Health Boost On Waikiki Ride
A playful note touts a ride to Waikiki as both enjoyable and health enhancing. It suggests improved vigor from using untapped muscles and implies savings from taking a thoughtful approach to investments and daily routines.
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Waikiki
Dimond's keeps bringing fresh goods to sunlight
WW. Dimond's store touts new offerings to attract buyers with bright displays and practical items. They promote Promien eg cup designed to prevent scorched fingers and aged eggs in glasses, trouser stretchers, patent roach traps, a combination kitchen fork, and English decorated china cups and saucers priced from 75 cents to 5.80. The Silver white flame oil range is highlighted at seven dollars, inviting customers to inspect.
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Alwys
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