Biter City Mii and Comedy Company Reach Honolulu
A note on Hawaiian politics hints at a future mark Haven and a comedy company moving toward Honolulu. The beer garden lags behind while Honolulu faces news that Hile appears on the O.8. map prompting speculation Hawaii Herald. Rev. Crazan plans to preach temper to his Hilo flock as tensions rise with Secretary Alger to hear Honolulu garrison stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Beer Garden
Crazan
Hilo
Political Tangles and Pacific Plans in Early News
Judge Early favors elected judges over appointed ones in territorial judiciary. The Advertiser mocks political method. Samoan division among Germany Britain and the US is proposed to settle the South Sea dispute. Czarist peace moves are seen as time buying. Hawaii Herald notes new Chamber of Commerce aims to draft memorials for commissions and special legislation, with sweeping labor and trade concessions proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Early
Territorial
Germany
Great Britain
United States
South Sea
Samus
Hawaii Herald
Chamber of Commerce
Gambling and stock trading described as gambling in Honolulu
The article argues that Hawaii traders are viewed as gamblers as stock buys and sells resemble poker bluffs. It notes a rising public interest in stock manipulation and a general sense of gambling in Honolulu, suggesting notable social tensions around market behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Honolulu
Market ethics and caution in stock trading guidance
The piece reviews stock market behavior and investor risk, noting that many players know the operations of firms and brokers. It analogizes Kahuka plantation promoters as public gamblers, emphasizes inherent investment risk, and argues continued market correction by the Exchange aids small buyers by clarifying financial and industrial realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahuka Plantation
Stock Exchange
Erin
Hawaiian Commission Considers Alameda Steamer Departure
Senator Cullom, chairman of the Hawaiian Commission, said there is a possibility the commissioners may leave on the Alameda bound for San Francisco if they can finish their work in time. It was unclear whether they could obtain passage or if they would travel to Washington this time. Cabinet members had another bearing before the Commission regarding their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Cullom
Hawaiian Commission
Alameda
San Francisco
Cullom
Washington
Hey
lCabinet
Ice supply gap after six in Honolulu noted in 1898 letter
An 1898 letter laments the Ice Works shut after six, leaving residents unable to obtain ice at night. The writer urges the Lee Company to arrange night provisions, comparing the need to safeguarding a feverish family. The note references a 1898 signature and a request for timely ice access.
Change in ownership at Wort Street furnishing store
Lando Poretiane Te 1 Tenoy e Stock has acquired L B Tracy’s stock and taken possession of the established men’s furnishing shop on Wort Street. Lando, from Maralefield Oregon, has fifteen years in dry goods and will remain in Honolulu in business. Tracy, a Honolulu resident of nine years, plans to move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lando
L. B. Tracy
Genta
Wort Street
Mr. Lando
Maralefield
Oregon
Honolulu
Mr. Tracy
Mr.Tracy
California
Oceanic Gas and Electric Co advertises complete gas and electric plants
The Oceanic Gas and Electric Co presents turnkey gas and electric plants with fixtures, and acts as agents for Columbia Phonograph Co and American Battery Co. They cite installations for Government Light How ta har bor, Hawaiian Tramways, W Hills residence, Oahu Railway, and more, promising lower cost lighting, gas lighting bars, and insurance savings. All work carries six month guarantee with replacement of defective material and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aole
Columbia Phonograph Co
American Battery Co
Government Light
Ta Harbor
Hawaiian Tramways Co
W. Hills
Oahu
Oceanic Gas and Electric Co
M. M. Koun
Hore
Sree
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Evening Bulletin
The
Bulletin Publishing Company
Parrington Qanier Lugan
Biter City
Mii
Hawaiian Island
Payarie Invatiatiy
Honolula
Alger
Garrison
Ruasis
Russia
China
Lee Company
Content Americam Federation
Congren
Managua
Nicaragua
United States of Central America
Balvador
Honduras
Lave
Senora Angell
Ugarte
Salvador
Golligos
Manuel
Coronel
Mater
Golden Rule Bazaar
Fort Street
Donsul
N.S. Sachs Dry Gooodss Co
People’s Store
W.W. Dimond & Co
King Street
Tiy
Tofermners
Adrows Hey Care Hawaiian Pruit and Plant Co
Lansing & CO
Kine
Browk and Bonds
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Perone
Makawao
Maul
Cin Ba
Wemrs
H. J. Batley
Dole
Retell Clothing
Kash
Hotel Street
Waverley Block
Dr. Deimel
Bend
Jewelers
G. Dihtz
417 Nuvanu &T
H. G. Biart
Fort St
Call, Chronicle
Twat
Francisco
King and
Ali Kea
Allen & Robinson
Assa
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