Toward Future Action Urges Local Commerce Unity
An 1898 Evening Bulletin column urges stronger cooperation among local commercial organizations and the Chamber of Commerce. It emphasizes that future territorial history will reward business unity, notes Hawaii annexation dynamics, and calls for prudent actions by business leaders to meet congressional demands.
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Chamber of Com
Sam
Merce
Northwest
Hawaii
Congress
Centennial notes on trade feints and cooperative action
The Centen nial observes Seattle bankers and moneyed men pushing the City of Colombia as a trade seep for profit yet remain in the business to buy. While the live wire accident’s blame is unsettled, government must shield the killer families. Officials and army leaders seem to need a thorough trial of cooperative principles, as talk continues without real results on matters at hand.
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Seattle
Colombia
Napoleonic Milner Seen On Honolulu Bow
Tacoma Ledger comments on Captain Milner as a decisive figure amid Honolulu developments and possible plans to deepen footholds for the Seattle line. It notes the Wilcox-King affair and calls for harmony while critiquing blame on Judge Wilcox and army influence at Washington.
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Tacoma Ledger
Honolulu
Milner
Napoleon
Boonce
Uta Ifa
Nohellen
Seattle
Seisigar
Wilccox
Genwral Meirim
Washington
Dudge Wilcox
Brant
Jolpe
Hawaii After Annexation Aims and Misunderstandings
An analysis notes that Hawaii's annexation period has left locals and new citizens confused about conditions in the islands. It highlights ignorance of true Hawaii trade needs among newcomers and business leaders in the East and West, suggesting a commercial shakeup was inevitable to awaken understanding of Hawaiian markets. The text references the Ivison locally as part of the trade discussion.
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United States
East
Middle West
Northwest
Hawaii
California
Co G Wins Marlin Trophy at Kakanko Butte
In the sixth short of the Marlin Trophy events at Kakanko butte on Saturday Co G won the competition. The final scores were Co G 406, Co F 403, Co B 394, and Co D 366. The victory follows a period of strong performances by Co G.
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Kakanko Butte
Co G
Co F
Co D
Hawaiian Electrig Co
Three Doctors Recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remed y
A historic remedy recommendation cites Dr. Benj amin Franklin and Dr. Experience praising Chamberla in's Cough Remed y for colds. Benson, Smith & Co, agents, offer the product noting its pleasant taste and safe, effective relief.
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Franklin
Battyra
Chamberlain
Experience
Benson
Benson, Smith & Co
Gan, Agente
Missing Worker Wanted for Cable Yard Work
Fragmentary notice seeks workers for filling cable yards at a Kentucky area. Details about schedule, pay and contact are unreadable. readers are directed to the Bulletin for further information and monthly pay.
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Hinds
Kakuaka
Ithrota
Honelul
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Evening Bulletin
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OLA
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Martin Trophy
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Honome Sugar CO
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Fenier
T. May
Emty
Bishop
Geo. TH
Robertson
Geo. Ry Carter
Starkey
G. Brorh
Bay
H. Waterhorn
WM. Henry
Oahu
J. Lowrey
Lowers & Cooke's
DT. Smith
H. M.S. Renown
Halifax, N. S
Yours Truly, T. W. Jose
Royal Navy
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Hawaiian Islands
Madame LE Vanway Mes
D. B. Chambers
Beretania Street
Prench
Seid
Smith, Powell & CO
Nthe
Ai Wach
Sachs Dry Goods Co
City Aurniture
Liams
Golden Rule Bazaar
Foreign Mail
Boys In Blue
Kash
Waverley
G, Dietz
Practical Watchmaker
Nuuanu
H. G. Biart
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the People’s Store
King Street
Wood
Thurston Avenue
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