Hawaii's Path to Municipal Government in a Republic
In examining Mr Lerner's stance the piece argues that local municipal government is not unique to republics and Hawaii could gain it with future republican rule or even under continued monarchy. It notes central authority dominates country districts, with increasing local roles seen in the new Judiciary Act and anticipated gradual expansion of municipal institutions in growing self governing areas like Hilo town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerner
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaii
Supreme Court
Honolulu
Cire
Hilo
Tlo
Alumni Notes highlight Kamehameha School graduates in various roles
The paper reports that seventeen former Kamehameha pupils are now teachers, mechanics, clerks, and more, with several pursuing further study. It notes the alumni as evidence of the school’s lasting purpose from Beretee Pauahi Bishop’s endowment, while critiquing modern views on health and sanitation versus aging practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beretee Pauahi
Hawai
Segregation of Lepers Threaded Through Hawaii and Beyond
A discussion notes how leprosy patients faced forced isolation in Hawaii and other regions. It contrasts local措施 with broader public health policies, examining ethics, legality, and the impact on affected individuals within communities. The piece considers historical attitudes toward contagion and the burden on those excluded.
Government Accepts Public Opinion on Road Labor Policy
The government shows willingness to curb harsh road labor practices in Hilo, signaling reduced expenditure on public works and ending starvation wages for local yeomanry. Taxpayers oppose austerity, demanding fair labor pay for road projects and prudent public spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Commission on Venezuela dispute contradicted by member
A member of the United States Commission on the Venezuela dispute refutes reports claiming a decision has been made. The incident suggests the press misread the commission's activity, prompting comparisons to a famous comic figure and underscoring uncertainty in official pronouncements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States ‘Commission
Venezuela
Honolulu Hs
Therfore
Lin
Messrs, Bishop & Co
Street crossing project praised by local paper
The article notes cautious praise for a street crossing improvement, mentioning Minister Kley preparing to address the long standing demand. It positions the Benerin as having stood firm amid public agitation for safer crossings and anticipates upcoming action by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benerin
Kley
Harper's Weekly Wan For Clove Election
Clove sees renewed leadership as Tnud and Cleveland win a second term. The report notes sharp, cautious commentary on established facts and reflects the era’s quick judgments on public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Tnud
Cleveland
Labor and road work raise quality and pay in government projects
The piece discusses higher wages from 75 cents to improved rates under Mr Linlin's gang, praising engineer skill and urging broader pay raises. It also details Deputy Sheriff Overend's arrest of three Japanese laborers after a Paauilo assault, a mob riot, and the ensuing arrests and investigations. It notes the Hilo Hotel's new management under Louis Grant, with fumigation, renovations, electricity, and improved service aimed at making it a first class establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bravor
Tribune
Sherif
Honokaa
Luna
Paauilo
Hilo
Herald
Louis. Grant
Hilo Hotel
Hilo Tribune Reports Government Support and Delayed Projects
The Hilo Tribune records Deputy Collector McStocker’s reassurance that Hilo is aligned with the Government, noting undisclosed details about wharves and hospitals. It cites delays in a refrigerator plant and electric light works due to incomplete material shipments and a sixty day postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Buckley
Hilo
McStocker
the Tribune
Grant
Inter Island schedule notice for sailings on October 26 and 27
The Inter Island line reports sailings on Monday October 26 at 10 a.m. to Waimoe Wate lua and Kabuku, followed by Twalani departing Tuesday October 27 at 10 a.m. to Lubeina Kukuibaele and Honikan.
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Inter Island
Fae Waimoe
Watelua
Kabuku
Twalani
Lubeina
Kukuibaele
Honikan
Copper Plate Engraving and Printing Services Offered
Prepared to handle Copper Plate Engraving and Printing on Dada Wedding and Society Stationery Announcements. Also fine monogram embossing address dies and stamping in cobora or plain. Cards from plate 3150 per hundred.
Avery's Mallon stubble digger cane cultivator for sugar land
Timely Topics advertises three Avery sugar land implements the Mallon stubble digger the Mallon improved stubble shaver and the Mallon cane cultivator. It notes metal wheels steel teeth light draft four wheeled furrow operation raised knives shields and adjustable disc angles with reduced prices and stock on hand at Pepeekee Onomea and Wainakua plantations with testimonial letters anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Pepeekee
Onomea
Wainakua
Licyhr and RastuLens wheels on sale now
The notice advertises Licyhr wheels at 75 cents and RastuLens at 75.00 with 1895 wheels limited in stock and Great G. and J. Tire noted for satisfaction. It promotes 1896 wheels for ladies and gents at low figures and easy terms, inviting customers to visit and verify the bicycle business.
Ride to Waikiki Promises Health and Hidden Savings
An intriguing note frames a trip to Waikiki as both pleasurable and health promoting, claiming that using a wheel and engaging muscles previously unused leads to new vigor and greater strength. It presents a promotional idea linking travel, fitness, and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waikiki
Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited Fort Street Address
The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited is listed opposite Spreckels Bank at 307 Fort Street. The entry notes the business location and street address for this hardware retailer in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Hardware Co
Spreckels’ Bank
Fort Street
Dolly Washburn and the New Kitchen Inventions
The piece notes Dolly Washburn’s egg separator idea that yolk separates from whites and profits from it in New York. It also mentions a stamp hoax tale about a ill girl seeking one million stamps for a cure and a Hawaii visitor. Mr Paxton’s kitchen invention combines a dipper, strainer, and funnel saving oil and avoiding explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hawaii
Dolly Washburn
Dolly
New York
Paxton
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Agenta
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Ton Holt Building
A. W. Seabury
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Merchant Street
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Carter's
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