Anti-Baloon League Reports and Labor Trends in 1880
The Anti-Baloon League canvass shows Territory residents not ready to make intoxicating liquor manufacture and sale an election issue. White men favor temperance while natives lean opposite. saloon expansion appears limited, and government stance toward liquor remains cautious. Retail grocers urge merchants to oppose dominant department stores as small firms fear loss of trade. Fire investigation cites possible arson at Manson building. police urged to act firmly.
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Antimatoon League
Honolulu
Maloona
Iquor
Te Fenuse
League
Palicn
Antifalcan League
Thene
Niguter
Eites
USA
Lova
Department store growth and reach in early 1900s
The article surveys the rapid rise of department stores across the United States, from rural origins to nationwide emporiums. It notes vast employment, immense annual sales, and the shift toward comprehensive shopping centers offering diverse goods at low prices, with New York City's stores highlighted for the year ending June 30, 1902.
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United States
Tte
Wade
Furniuh
Ewelye Department
Aorea
New York
Oity Ely
Fire destroys saloon and damages nearby buildings
A blaze swept the Primo beer saloon on South Street near Hone Ilo trap Works, engulfing the venue before firefighters arrived. The fire scorched a two story Chinese tenement and damaged a small Japanese dwelling, with wider damage averted by rapid containment. The cause remained undetermined, with suspicion on spontaneous ignition.
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Kakaake
Dobson's
Primo Beer
South Street
Hone Ilo
Mauka
Natwe
Mukalede
Frebug
Murder Case in Hilo Baffles Courts and Prosecution
In Hilo, a preliminary hearing centers on Motohara murder allegations against two Japanese suspects. Conspiracy replaces murder charges for most defendants as some are remanded or bound to the Grand Jury. Prosecution and defense clash over evidence and procedure amid a tense district-court battle.
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Hilo
Motohara
Seeeasorio
Brew
Funacosh
Watanabi
Sherif
Motonara
Othele
Simithd& Parsons
Sudh LeBrond & Smith
Curious Crinkles and Political Rhetoric in Hawaii Debate
Fragmented OCR of a Hawaii political page discusses Republican and Progressive factions, amid noisy editorial rhetoric. It references labor courtesy, Hawaii delegates, and mockery of leaders, with jumbled allusions to reform, power, and public sentiment.
Shipping arrivals and passages at Honolulu port in 1888
A fragment from the Honolulu shipping bulletin lists vessels arriving from Newcastle and other ports. Entries include the American bark California 82 days from Newcastle. Leaver from Newcastle. Marion Chilcott from Newcastle after 11 days. Halewood from Newcastle. Woolahra from Newcastle. Fort George from Moree.
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John Curter
Nerastie
Anielwila
Windjamuere
Henoluin
Honoluli
California
Dayte
Newcastle
Honolulu
Americas
Leaver
Godfrey
Marion Chilcott
Weedon
Halewood
Jackson
Monolulu
Woolahra
Bateson
Fort George
Moree
Street Car Switches Critique of Transit Muddle
An observer laments the arrangement at Metinalea street where four tram cars crowd narrow streets. The Rapid Transit Company and Streetcar/Tramways clash causes missed ideas and uneven schedules. The writer notes public disruption and questions the motive behind the changes.
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Evening Hulsetin
Ananias
Obre
Metinalea
Tramways
Ramecars
Eam Amy
Cate
Uulayan
Dbacrufton
Rome
Balfour and Chamberlain in British political glare
A contemporaneous analysis contrasts Lord Rosebery and Mr Balfour with Mr Chamberlain, praising Balfour’s public decorum yet noting a lack of heroic appeal. The piece recalls Balfour’s early parliamentary image, his reputation as a dandy, and his evolving role in the House of Commons. It highlights admiration for Rosebery’s popularity and questions whether Balfour can achieve broad popular support.
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Av Enelichin
Baxland
Balfour
Chamberlain
Lord Salisbury
Chamberslain
Mr. Chamberlain
Pewi
England
bin Gow
Gracie
Lord Rosebery
Mr. Balfour
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Lord Ronebery
Johnim
Belfour
House of Commons
Hulfuwr
Manchester
Bartow
Mr. Malfour
Mont
Apeech
Hours
John May
Kapitah Politicr
Arthir Jame Balfour
Cambridge
Fanny
Wim
Nancy
Tong Lowe & Ye
Balfour's Rise and the Irish Question in Late Victorian Politics
The article chronicles Arthur Balfour’s ascent to Irish Secretaryship and his subsequent leadership style. It notes his early work under Salisbury, his role in the Fourth Party, and his calm, disciplined approach during Irish unrest. It emphasizes his physical resilience, political skill, and the mixed judgments on his vigor and policy, projecting a long tenure as a capable, agreeable premier.
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Barretary
England
Ireland
Balfour
Smith
Scotland
Mr. Balfour
Michael Hicke-Beach
Crowe
Comain
Mr. Forster
George ‘Trevelyan
Lord Salisbury
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Bermanya
Ealen
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Ealee
Wiebt
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Philadeliphia
Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Putrebare
Bove’ Brigade
Howard
Manon Building
Police
Department Store
Pouilar
Progressive Hawai
Ey Danty
Progress
Hawaii
George
Wilcox
Dera Orvatly Party
Freecoed
Halle
Sao
Bele
Aee
Korea
Avman
Formar
Fhucrest
Aapan
Dapan
Pam Ae Lee
the Bulletin
Ly .Coltd
Starrett's Tools
Stanley
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
Fort Street, Howolulu
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co’y
Frederick A. Burnham
President
Mutual Reserve Building
Broadway
Mutual Legal Reserve Company
State OF New York Insurance Department
Tauberin
Atwell
Bso Acre Las Eins State
Toby
Alas
Prancis Hendricks
Aero
Frank L. Winter
Hawt
ST. Ais
Britain
China
Bie Waele
Berlin
Lord Randolph Churchill
Jobe Goret
Henry Drummond Wolff
Gholstone
Irk
Halfour
House of Commone
Gordon
Newan
India
Campbell Bannerman
Han
Beth Nulffor
Westminster
Miust
Nin
Will
Mr. McKinney
Ratory
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