The Advertiser Insults Race Debate Prompted By Honolulu Letter
A lengthy letter argues against comparing the Hawaiian race to African Americans, claiming the Hawaiian people possess higher civilization and criticizing the idea of extending U.S. suffrage to all men. It questions crime and intelligence comparisons and urges clearer editorial aims. The piece critiques the Advertiser for its stance and calls for a public, informed discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benieris
Republican Party
United States
Butatin
United State
Boutreaux
Santiago
New Waco
South
Morning Organ
American Party Memo on Central Committee Claim
A fragment discusses J. Lowrey’s public letter and the Central Committee of the American Union party in Hawai. It argues the committee was elected not appointed and questions its authority to act, noting a new order of politics would be unAmerican and that committee membership should be replaced by successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL J. Lowrey
Central Committee
American Union Party
Hifu
Wnlese
Hawai
Elke
Menting Po
Dhdoretaul
Thie Qouimitter
Mengn Tel
Memorial favors annexation gains support in Hawaii
The article reports that members of the American Union party in Hawaii advocate liberal territorial laws and franchise, urging extension of American law. It notes the Chamber of Commerce dissents, and observes the memorial reflects broad sentiment among Hawaiians and Portuguese residents. The group stresses honesty, connection with public opinion, and readiness to face electoral defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Chamber of Commerce
Kem
States
Red Cross Ladies Earn Praise From Hawaii Troops
Honolulu ladies greatly aided the soldiers with blue blouse donations as they served with the Red Cross in camp. Surgeons at the Military Post of Hawaii highly appreciate the benevolent work, countering critics and praising the women for their tender care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Red Cross Society
Hawaii
Going for Good by Leaving for San Francisco
Among the passengers to leave for San Francisco today are Mr. and Mrs. Ove Harold. They are leaving Hawaii to live permanently in that city. Mr. Harold thinks Leenodo better in Bao Proveiace than in LHooolutu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ove Harold
Lewinuw
Hawaii
Cty
Harold
Leenodo
Lhooolutu
New Hawaiian Hotel Manager and Chef Arrive in Coptic
Mr Clough steps into the Hawaiian as the new hotel manager and will assume charge today. The newly arrived chef, formerly at the Palace hotel, will also be present in the Coptic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clough
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Antica Canada Manice
Hurenga Commisson
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Advertiser
American Party
Nn Party
Pacific
Philadelphia
Muelle Hardware Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Union Reed Company, Ltd
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Old Corner
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H.G. Biart
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Circuit Court First Circuit
Hawaiian Islands
Kate
Kate S. Tregloan
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