First American bank hailed in Hawaii and national tensions rise
A noisy mix of editorials and dispatches discusses Hawaii’s annexation aftermath, McKinley policy, and labor unrest. It notes the First American bank’s reception in Honolulu, criticizes how officials handle Chinese immigration, and cites political stances toward Hawaii, Porto Rico, and the Philippines, alongside San Francisco’s hero’s welcome for volunteers and local civil service appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. How Duck
McKinley
United States
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hawaii
Hawaii Team Wins Hundred Yard Swim Race Near Omaha
A letter from Albert Waterhouse to Harry Waterhouse describes a hundred yard swimming race at a water carnival. Harold Dillingham led early, Harold Rice placed fourth, and Harold Dillingham finished ahead of an Egyptian and Americans. The Islanders were joked as camo tailies but celebrated their fun and sea breeze time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Waterhouse
Albert
Harold ‘Dillingham
Harold Rive
Dulged
Sam
Omahe
Harold Dillingham
Harold Rice
Dillingham
Islands
Labor Day Drill Ends With Grand Dance and Cakewalk
Labor Day celebrations closed with a grand march and dancing at the hall. About 300 attendees enjoyed music by Quintette Club, a cakewalk led by Jim Post and May Ashley, and a prize cake with cigars for the winners. Officials, committees, and judges coordinated the event, with travel and arrangements noted for Sunday and Monday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quintette Club
Pearly
Jim Post
May Ashley
Indy
CO. W. Webb
Mira Annie Row
Mise Ashley
Officera
George R. Stoll
M. Schofield
David Baehe
Alex, Morrison
H. J. Zinn
William Maxnett
Fred. Keech
J .C. Brown
A. Guild
A. Weat
Ed. Mallon
Robert Cockburn
Ut Hoormanger
Wm. Rowe
Wm. Lane
P. F. Dillard
H. Campbell
W. Stadler
Chas
O'Brien
Joe. McKeehnie
John Moran
Thos
Harvey
Alex. Murray
E. H. Wodehouse
Myrtle Boat Club
A. W. Carter
Oo Banday Inez
Moesare
Ger
Smith
Peninsula
Jerer Chapmann
Oll
Peace commission to England amid South African talks
A Johannesburg dispatch reports President Kroger and General Jubert may send a special peace commission to England. The delegation to be composed of Volksrang members, led by J. R. Ritz, State Secretary, aims to negotiate terms in the ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krmunis Prien Ravor
London
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Kroger
Jubert
England
Volksrang
J. R. Ritz
Warships in Apia Harbor and Supplies Arrive
In Apia Samoa on August 23, via Auckland on August 48, officials report harmony, copra output remains high, German cruiser Coromandel and British sloop Pore patrol the harbor, while the US cruiser Abercrombie arrives with materials for the coating station and Laval jetty at Pago Pago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apia
Samoa
Auckland
Alliesquiet Iu Samoa
Basi- Dees
Cormoren
Pore
United States
Aberends
Laval
Pago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weer
Bulletin Publishing Company, Vn
Paregtoe
Banierl Logan
Hawaiian Islands
First American Bank
Democratic Party
Paul Smith
Buith Cannet
Howoluta
Washington
Wheeler
Olin
Whovier
Georgia
San Francisco
Union
EB. RB
Buckatts
Calletor General of Custom
Stackable
Finance Department
Jack Cievy
San Peon
HAWAI
Arene Ee
The
Remington Breach
P.C
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
Honolulu
Paci Hardware Co., Ltd
Goodsi
Kash
Waverley Block
Hotel St
Dr. Deimel
W.W. Dimond & Co., Limited
von Holt Block
King Street
Iimporters
Jewel
Gurney
Golden Rule Bazaar
Forbidden Land
A. Henry Savage Landon
Lady Robat
Stanley Weyman
Castle Inn
Tekla
David Harum
John R. Spears
Hull Caine
Laggard
Feist
Kipling
E. N. Barrow
Australia
J. M. Webb
Fort Street
le Manyou
Hawa
Rowing Association
Pearl Harbor
WM. C. Parke
Regatta Committee
Mamoa
Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
the People's Providers
Temple OF Fashion
Hawaiian Dry Goods Association
Moses Palau
Egan Dry Goods CO
California
Door ON Ice
Salter’s Grocery
Orpheum
Henry May & Co., Ltd
Abe
J. T. Waterhouse
H. G. McIntyre & Bros
Henry May & Co
Fort and
King Streets
Bethel St
P.O. Box
Bethel Street
Bathe Street
Charles Cramer
Port ST
Chaplale Laas
Gieantog and Revabring
Shor
A. Grota
Union Iret
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