Garrison Pay Day and Turbulent Port Scenes
Reports warn of a tight garrison payday and potential excitement as the steamer Centennial nears port. Rumors of Judge Wilcox being summoned to “dance on the carpet” by authorities float amid dispatches on Germany’s stance and American expansion in the Orient. News from Honotula, Manila, and Omaha fills the page with political mood, colonial debts, and a sham Indian fight at the Exposition grounds.
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Wilcox
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Exposition Grounds
Damon Etatementa Seeks Tacoma Bank Deals
Marked copies discuss sending notices about new banks to Tacoma. The text hints at corporate support for a new competitor and urges action to secure business advantages in pending deals.
Cigarettes Ship to Manila for American Troops
Carload lots of cigarettes are shipped to Manila to supply the demand from American troops. The piece notes that the Spaniard is not the only one to be pointed out as a cigarette fiend and hopes the elusive coffin tack will not lead Yankee soldiers to national degeneracy.
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Manila
Fragmented report on Spanish resistance in Philippines
Partial text notes that Spanish efforts against American occupation in the Philippines seem unlikely to alter the outcome. It mentions local political reasons and a jumbled phrase about Phathetie of the Power, indicating uncertainty and garbled OCR.
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Paria
Philippines
United States
Editorial stance on Hawaii annexation and local trade
The Tacoma Ledger criticizes opposition to American expansion in Hawaii, arguing trade barriers and monopolies hinder growth. It notes growing support for annexation, mentions Arthur Sewallling and Paget Sound, and warns local merchants face pressure from U.S. tariff and immigration laws. The piece sees Friends of the territory shifting to the enemy side amid lobbying before Congress.
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Henderson
T the Tacoma Ledger
Seattle
Memorial
The
Ledger
Hawaii
Arthur Sewallling
Paget Sound
Fis
Congress
Court in an Assault Case Sparks Tense Exchange
In the Police Court this morning Judge Wilcox clashed with Attorney Davis over assault and battery charges. Davis interrupted repeatedly, prompting overrulings and a remark about contempt from another case. After the defendant paid a $10 fine and refused to appeal, Davis vowed never to try another case before Wilcox.
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Judge Wilcox
Attorney Davis
Wilcox
Davis
Dodge Perrey
The Last Car to Waikiki Passes the Anchor Saloon
The Last Car on King Street line passes the Anchor Saloon where the city’s cleverest mixologists offer any drink you desire. A Seattle brew is served, with a full line of liquors including Julio Donath Seateh. The Anchor Saloon stays open to please patrons.
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King Street
Waikiki
Palama
Anchor Saloon
Seattle
Julio Donat'h
Promised refunds on faulty goods in town contract
The note asserts a strict money back policy for faulty items sold in town. It emphasizes a Jol contract with no offer deemed invalid and promises a full refund without quibble if buyers are dissatisfied.
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Tnd
Lin
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Evening Bulletin
Ar King
Treet Monohalu
AC Parrington
Daniel Logan
Bator
Jim Hill
Germany
Orient
Trav Boyd
Lonolula
Honotula
Tacoma Head
Caige Whicay Hearte Lettres
Atorney Davin
H. M.S. Renown
Halifax, N. S
T. W. Jose
Royal Navy
Ace Hardware Co. Ltd
Fort Street
Hawaiian Islands
Gear, Lansing & CO
King Singer
Stok
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Makawao
Maui
T. B. Bailey
Beretinla Street
Henolul
N.S. Sachs Dry Goods Co
Honolulu
City Furniture
H. H. Williams
Love Block
W.W. Dimond & Co
People's Store
Golden Rule Bazaar
DEWEY
Foreign Mail
Boys In
Kash
Waverley
Jewelers
G. Dietz
H. G. Biart
Fort St
Wood Han
Kestronon
Thurston Avani
Suubtyes Oty
Hilts Telephone
Atoxiaonoe
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