Liberal franchise and Hawaiian annexation debate noted
A fragmented review critiques liberal franchise as manhood suffrage and questions Pacific politics. It cites Reed's Congress reelection, predicts annexation stances influence, and urges directed newspaper correspondence to Washington. Mentions the Central Committee memorial vote and identifies Fr. Lowrey as absent, with Lt Lt Lowrig of Ewa as a committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Congress
Central Committee
Bes
Letin
Fr. Lowrey
Wo. Lowrig
Ewa
Territorial expansion and public sentiment in the era
A local Grand Army poet voices support for American territorial expansion while lamenting cabinet friction with the public. Reports mention Aguinaldo and Cuba, discuss insurgent suppression, and note reactions to Queen Victoria's murder alongside debates on lynching and local rail development under Manager Dillingham amid calls for honest work and rail gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxho
Osho
Dillingham
Senators Warn Against Special Legislation For Hawaii Annexation
Senator Callom warns that any effort to alter policy on annexing Hawaii will fail and only hurt the common people. Illinois farmers and labor groups oppose Asiatic labor and special favors for island territories. American commissioners will listen but likely not overturn local sentiment as voters control colonial policy through Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callom
Boturris
United States of America
Commission
Illinois
Hawaii
Tew Islands
United States
Fragmentary Adver tier quip explains journalist tone
The fragment hints at a newspaper man and the caller mistaken as the Advertiser writer. It reflects a nondescript exchange about interviews and perceived status, centering on Senator Cullom and a newspaper context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullom
Fraternal Directory Expands with Honolulu Societies
The Hurletin's Directory shows rapid growth as Court Lunable No. 6600 A.O F Nuuaon Chapter B.C No. 1 A A 8 1 and Kame Kalameba Lodge of Perfection No. 1 A L S R Tt join the directory. Honolulu Chapter No. 1 I A M and Honolulu Commandery No. 1 K T praise the plan, noting daily representation in the paper for a nominal fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurletin
Sociatiew
W. G. Ashley
Honolulu
K.T
Roman Catholic Club Hosts Evening Entertainment
The Roman Catholic Club, a group of young men, presented an evening event described as an excellent entertainment, though some details appeared unclear in the existing report.
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Subaerhanon
Guy Tore
Mawallan
America
Camaila
Mesas
Itn Fhe
Ate
American Union Party
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Washington
McKinley
Manila
Aguinallo & Co
Cuba
Aguinaldo
Austria
Praternal Society
Pacific
Philadelphia
Paci Hardware Co. Ltd
Union Food Company
Lttd
Wadnowlay
Heakth Inst
To'clook A. m
Isl
Vida
Union Food Co.,Ltd
Lansing
Bcant
Honolulu Stock Exchange
N.S. Sachs Dry Goods Co
People's Provider
Fort Street
Harness Co
A. Chisholm
Old Corner
Fort and
King Streets
American Messenger Service
Masonic Temple
Golden Rule Bazaar
Hine Ax
Doxon
People’s Store
W.W. Dimond & Co., Limited
King Street
Uist
Circuit Court First Circuit
Hawaiian Islands
Kate
Trogloan
Kate &, Mregloan
Vfonotua
Slowiny
Ieto
Alliolani Hale
Meg Austin Perry
Credie
Elaine Agalist
J. A Thompson
Cer Honoluhi
TRIMS
Wit
Kash
Hotel
Waverley
Dr. Delmel
Jewelers
G. Dietz
AIT Nuuvans BT
H. G. Biart
Fort St
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