Fragmented partisan screed on Republican ideals and advertising
The text depicts a heated party surface debate with references to the Republican platform, advertising influence, and party honesty. It cites figures like KB Faxon Mehon and Mr. Phiteston, argues over principles versus royalty, and stresses the Advertiser’s stance in promoting Republican aims amid alleged opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vortnor
Republican Party
Ty KB Faxon Mehon
Hshap
Honeet Bushinen
Xan
Enyss
Phiteston
Uschiteiele
Cody
Benemiions
Mahap
MacWiehope
Ale Dowett
Wilewe
Political Ads and Attacks in Early Hawaii Newspaper
Readers are exposed to a barrage of names and factions as the Advertiser denounces rivals and the opposition. The text critiques party leaders, calls out financial and political maneuvers, and touts transparency under Damon’s Treasury reforms amid competing loyalties and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Hawaii
Republic
Counvet
Olan Plantation
Repudiation of Home Rule Debate Sparks Party Clash
Rebels within the Republican fold denounce Home Rule aid and accuse candidates of pandering to factional interests. A rally on the inland features a blunt call for political honesty and unity, urging voters to reject opportunistic attempts to split the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herter
Republican Platforn
Registration drive opens at fraternity headquarters in October study
Registration headquarters will be open daily through October 5 with hours to be announced. On October 8 the office will open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for registrations. Students are urged to have baggage checked by the Union Express Co. prior to departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins Caprie
Fratetration
Tom. A. Wien Aniline
Ublon Express Co
Igents
Ovennic
Coy
Horea Arrives From the Coast and Port Notes
The Mongolia enters San Francisco harbor as Korea and other vessels anchor or depart. Officials and church leaders, including Bishop J. Wo Bachford, travel plans and university appointments are noted. The ship brings roughly half a million in trade goods and carries 117 tons of mall destined for the Orient. The Korealy is set to depart for the Orient at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongolia
Orient
Ptoe
Mire Galbraith
A.B. Hartwell
Whitney & Marsh
Henry Watermpany
HP. Dreyer
Elsetrical Department
von Howe Young Co
Mire
Hemenway
Wee J. Lande
Mike Rather Lande
George W. Macfarlane
J. Morgan
Mie Wie
Mitten
Sur
Tit Mp
N.S Bue Aire
HP Whelan
Mie
Pluretoe Verran
J. Wo Bachford
Metharlint Kideooyal
Rhanghal
China
Mishop Washind
Witton Totvereity
Charles Kendall Aden
Amisorkity
Cms Weelyan University
1 & Navy
Cavite
Jleachant
Roger Welle
N. KL. Beekman
Mia Heekman
New York
Jury Drawn For Murder Case In Cloudy Morning Court
Police report details jurors summoned for a murder trial before Judge Gear with the case of Kahill. Verdict earlier read assault and battery with mercy recommendation. Interpreter issues arise as defendants and interpreters struggle in a chaotic session. Other indictments and pleas noted with sentences suspended due to health and licensing matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeulfesimpen
Crimson Court
Gear
Junie Goar
Dan Kamal Kahiil
Kahill
Dian
Saii
Dutra
Lau
C. Biting
Chillingworth
Auu
Naylig
Proeper
Mongolia Docking At Honolulu Harbor On Voyage East Europe
The Mongolia arrived at the Hackfeld wharf amid fog and bustle. The ship docked straight into the slip, drawing crowds as the leviathan eased ashore with graceful precision. A vast silk cargo valued at about 1,150,000 dollars led the freight, while notable passengers including war correspondents and officials from London, Manila, and Yokohama accompanied the vessel on its Pacific leg. The Mongolia planned a long Honolulu stay before sailing to San Francisco and onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Hackfeld
Abott O'Loek
Mongolia
Yokohama
Melton Prior
London News
Mirey
London Times
Mirae
Richard Haptine Huvig
Japan
Honolahi
Seaman
UB AL Lute
Henry
D. McKay
McKay
India
B. Alhin
Sporey
Shanghai
Aral Lea
Aral
Jentes
Amines
Manila
Hue Tite
Portlant & Asiatic Steam Jhitp Line
Captain Paget
Reikh Army Follens
Tokio
Whithee Wag
M. Pou
Germimn
Alanl Hete
Wyoming
Hie Kent
B. Wilson
Rot
China
Honouia
Gilson
Journalists Reach Mongolia on Orient Trip
A London Times correspondent, Percy, arrived on the Mongolia from the Orient, recounting delays and indignation over Japanese censorship of war reporting. He notes press access to actual fighting was restricted and criticizes the Tokyo government for delaying dispatches and misinforming reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongolia
Orient
Percy ‘Inher
London ‘Times
Halmun
Welligorent
Pinker
Tokio
Tha Jayanese
War correspondence and Japanese army praise amid censorship
The article notes Fisher’s claims about warfront experiences and praise for Japan’s army organization while detailing restrictions faced by correspondents. It mentions Prior, a London journalist, and his front reporting amid censorship. The piece ends with a reminder to register for the upcoming Territorial election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Japan
Orient
London
Mr. Prior
Arnold Goods Promote Finest Knit Underwear for Babies
The Arnold company advertises its knit underwear as the finest for babies children and women in the country. It claims liberal proportions avoid binding or shape loss and outwears others. The soft porous elastic material is said to be essential for tender babes and growing children, with the summer weight Arnold night drawer highlighted as a trusted choice.
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John
Lal E. Faxon Bi
W. W. Harris
Carlos A. Long
E. W. Quinn
Frank Andrade
E. K. Lilikalani
WM. Aylett
A. 8
Kaleiopu
Sol
Mahelona
Obcar Pihanu
COX
CHAS
BROAD
James Bhaw
Thos
H. Kalawaia
Firat
Aml
Ab Tau Party
Perweing
Elaine
Wade
Colley
The
United States Finality and Guaranty Company of
Baltimore, Md
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts
Honolulu, Hawaii
Horea
Goast
Bulatin Otflon
Munguia Baum
Far East
Rfturk
General Arthur Cigar
Havana
Arthur
Howe
Minerica
Gunsteakin Cigar CO
Ehnlers
Fort Street
Phoenix Savings
Iloing and Loan Association
Dudd Building
Honolulu
Henry &. Pocock
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
Stanley’ Steptionson
King Street
Syo.co
Geo. A. Martin
Games Express
Mort
Queen Bt
Hackford Building
Drayme
Gale” Carde
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