Local Official List Amid Turbulent Political Rhetoric
City leaders including Mayor John C. Lane Sheriff Andrew Cox and City Attorney John Cathcart are named alongside Honolulu officials and deputies. An obscure partisan screed follows with jumbled archaic phrasing, referencing Cuba and U S politics, mocking opponents and laments about governance and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Lane
Andrew Cox
John Cathcart
Robert W. Shingle
James Bicknell
D. Kalauokalani
Chas. N. Arnold
Makanoe C. Amana
Samuel C. Dwight
Frank Kruger
Eben P. Low
Harry E. Murray
James C. Quinn
Honolulu
Wm. K. Simerson
Waialua
Oscar Cox
Koolaupoko
Frank Pahia
Waianae
K. Kipau
Ewa
John Fernandez
Koolauloa
L. K. Naone
Question at polls on two year sugar ban and U S ties in Hawaii
Fragmented remarks discuss party direction under current leadership, a proposed two year ban, and sugar stock slump impacts. Mentions Hawaii politics, federal money, and transportation contracts. Calls for voter action and Government oversight, with references to local and national actors.
Merchant fleet focus in California governor call
The piece argues Congress and Governor Gillett should center on Americas merchant ships. It states Navy fears and urges a battleship fleet to spur western investors and awaken money communities to support maritime efforts for U.S. ocean commerce.
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America
Gillett
California
Misrepresentation of Hawaii Population and Industries Report
A summary notes ongoing misrepresentation of Hawaii in Pacific Monthly via an article by Ik PL Tevin and Ma 'eitle Commercial Advertiser. Thurston denounces crude portrayals and editor edits affecting wording, citing a Fort Worth Star Telegram clipping as source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Pacific Monthly
Ik PL Tewin
Ma ‘Eitle
Locein A
Thurston
Jin Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Texas
Importing a population for Wawani in Hawaii myth
A forwarded clipping jokes about Hawaii’s immigrations and racial mix, arguing against Americanization through mixing of races. It claims high planters push diverse groups, including Portuguese, Spaniards, Japanese, and others, while denouncing intermarriage and miscegenation as unfavorable to immigration work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Debate Over Wages in Hawaii Plantations Sparks Political Feud
An transcription of a Pacific Monthly piece critiques wage practices on Hawaii plantations and the political use of such figures by Democrats. It argues high profits at Kauai and other plantations do not justify low wages and warns against sensationalizing immigrant workers as political tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
AOL
Haewalian Commercial and Sugar Company
Imand
Kaual
Edward Potewin
Pacific Monthly
Howould
Troms
Basilien
Tatance
Lewin
Olaa
Hwa
Olan
Irwin
Victou
Hinwali Promotions
Vanderbilt Buys Blériot Monoplane For New Venture
York, Sept 28. Wilthin K. Vanderbilt has purchased a Blériot monoplane, completed at Franeon de Merlot, noted for its heavy lifting and dual motor setup. The craft uses four horses to power a water cooled engine, with a barn-built system and a small propeller. Expected to enable future experiments in aerial mail service and air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Wilthin K. Vanderbilt
Ham Lint
Evetoy
Howe
Horserace 15 Arranged at Kapiolani Park
Horserace number fifteen set for tomorrow afternoon at Kapiolani Park on a half mile track. Little Moore and Mary Winkelfield are the main contenders in a closely watched race with a $500 stake. Oplopio will ride Little Moore and Carl Leonard will steer Mary Winkelfield. The event follows a prior half mile meeting where the pair finished close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Moore
Mary Winkelfield
Kapiolant Park
Little Moore
Laser
Kool Jockeya Hive
Oplopio
Tele Moore
Carl Leonard
Severalli Hore
Mary Winkerfield
X Ray Reveals Tuberculosis Diagnoses at Phipps Institute
Baltimore September 22 X ray work at the Phipps Institute demonstrates diagnosis of tuberculosis in early stages before symptoms appear. Dr Kenon Danton of Cincinnati credited with discovering radiography’s utility in tuberculosis diagnosis. Professor Welch examining, De Dunham cautious to discuss, claims radiography may become invaluable in TB care. Also mentions rent cards, flight details about Dupre and a parlor trip, and plans to take a monoplane to Paris.
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Baltimore
Phipps Institute
Tete
Ithaw
Dre Kenon Danton
Cluctinat
Phiope Natuite
Welch
de Dunham
Deatl
Pn A
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Evening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated Press
Gditor
Canada
Territory of
J. K. Kalanianaole
Chas. Chillingworth
Cecil Brown
A. F. Judd
A. S. Kaleiopu
House OF Representatives
John K. Kamanoulu
E. A. C. Long
A. Q. Marcallino
Ed Towse
Norman Watkins
William Williamson
Frank K. Archer
A. L. Castle
S. P. Correa
Edwin Fernandez
Eddie Kane Fernandez
Chas. Kanekoa
S. K. Mahoe
Republian Proerese
Preventa Denmenwratien
Faun
Hiahor
Rossien
Republicat
Anel Tele
Flawall
Torenade
Cuba
Hines Presidente
Jogaty Kubio
Campbell
Preat
Tom McCandieas
Industrind Bwadérn
Democratic Party
Nmder
Questum
Washington
Honolutu
Mant
Thia
Kahulwt
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Nanany Avenue
Bishop Trust Co.,Ltd
Bethel Street
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
the — Wireless
Concord Patriot
New Hamp
Wile
Waterhouse Trust
Makiki District
Kewalo Street
Waikiki Beach
Kaimaki
Siren
Crue
Katten
New York World
Vanderbilt
Tert Eeeere
Sead
Alrcetinn
Merlot
Dupre
Neuilly
Aviathon
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