Hawaii Seeks Paris Exposition Exhibit Support
An invitation issued Friday calls Hawaii business leaders to a cabinet meeting to discuss sending a Paris Exposition exhibit. Hawaii aims to show its sugar industry’s progress from planting to shipment and prevent a prestige loss. Hawaii Chamber of Commerce members favor an exhibit as overseas visitors gather for Paris. Fourteen Filipinos in San Francisco renounce allegiance and seek U.S. citizenship. Police Court admonishes late defendants due to a fast clock in the courtroom.
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Hawaii
Paris
Cher of Commerce
Plers’ Association
Orenoon
Widona
Chamber of Commerce
So Orbibit
San Francisco
Islands
United States
Wilcox
Public land title debate fuels Hawaiian politics
Across Honolulu newspapers August to September, figures such as President Dole and Secretary Hay clash over public lands. The Hawaiian Government claims backing from Washington, while Olua squatters seek memorial support. The Newlands resolution stance remains contested among ministers and officials.
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Washington
Hay
President Dole
Hawaiian Star
Dole
Newlands
Mawaiian Coffee Latent Report September 7 Update
The latent coffee report notes very little business since the last patent dealers have not exhausted previous purchases. It expects demand to revive soon across Central American trades as activity remains strong. Current stock lists 1488 bags in first hands with sales of 67 bags extra fancy large bean at 184 cents, 36 bags at 170, 164 bags pea berry at 160, and 9 bags extra good peaberry at 140.
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Inet Pat
Visitors from Honolulu at Omaha Exposition Visit
Visitors including Mr. Logan and Mr. Towse of the Hawaii exhibit greet guests at the Omaha exposition. Mr. Egan, formerly in Honolulu mercantile trade, now travels for pressure after selling his interests. Next week a president of the North Missionary Institute will visit, aiding native preachers’ training. Rev Mr Hyde, a noted island educator, will stop over with his wife to see Omaha.
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J.J. Egan
Logan
Towse
Egan
Honolulu
Ousie Pe
North Missionary Institute
Honolals
Mr. Hyde
Islands
White City
Omaha Boo
Yacht Race Planned On Sunday With Entries Reported
Yachtman H M Dow states the yacht race will sail Sunday with owners Abbie M Volante Marion Edith Land Pokil consenting to enter. Additional entrants hoped, aiming for Ford's Lolaod and return voyage.
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H. M. Dow
Ron
Abbie M. Volante
Marion
Edith Land Pokil
Itill
Ford
Lalaod
Wedding invitations issued for Roth and May
In Honolulu, A Bwell Weddlon announces invitations to the wedding of Miss Rose Roth and N Emmet May. The ceremony will be at St Andrew's Cathedral at high noon on October 12, with Honolulu society figures expected to attend in force.
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Mies Rose Roth
N. Emmet May
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Honolulu
Orpheum Show Preview: Armstrong O'Neil In Original Set
The Orpheum lineup features Armstrong and O'Neil performing their original act Fuo in a Club. Travelle the leading graphic artist appears as a shadow artist, with a noted appearance by Winton in tonight's program.
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Orpheum
Rance of
Winton
Met
Armatrong Sod O'Neil
Fuo
Ahadow
Boston Lyric Opera Season in Honolulu Demands Hard Ship
Very few patrons will attend the Boston Lyric Opera Company performances in Honolulu. The season requires eight weeks of strenuous work from performers and a quiet off nights routine. Despite the strain the company is reputed hardy and will present the full announced repertoire. Season-seat sales closed October 7 at Wall Nichols.
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Boston Lyric Opera Company
Honolulu
Boston
Srtate
Wall
Nichols
Judge critical of police bias toward Chinese gamblers
In a forenoon session Judge Kloox sees twenty or more Chinese defendants plead guilty. He notes selective enforcement, citing other gamblers in higher circles who were not touched. A New Quarters patrol wagon moves to a new police station quarters, with stalls for horses and plans to train horses to respond to alarm bells.
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Barry
Fire Department
Sale of genta for Clay Clement season opens Oct 4
Advance Agent Curtis announced the sale will begin Wednesday October 4 for the Clay Clement season. No season seats will be sold. Prices range from 50 cents to $1.60. Dr Posey, specialist for Bi Bar Throat Hy rose disease Catarrb, Masonio Temple.
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Enta
Clay Clement
Curtis
Genta
Posey
Masonio Temple
Lafayette Post to Supply Flags for Hawaii Public Schools
The Lafayette Post of New York City will donate an American flag for every schoolhouse in the Hawaiian Islands. The generosity from a wealthy Grand Army group comes with the query to state how many flags are needed. Local efforts focus on supplying poles and halyards and planning proper flag raising ceremonies with Army and Navy officers participating.
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Australia
Lafayette Post
New York City
Lafayetta Post
Grand Army
United States
Fayette
Hawaii
Army
Navy
Ship in distress Theodore arrives after voyage from England
The German bark Theodore under Captain Abimao, 180 days from London to San Francisco with a general cargo, put in to port in distress after heavy weather. The vessel, badly damaged with a missing face rig and main topmast, expects only a brief stay for repairs before resuming the voyage.
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Theodore
Abimao
London
San Francisco
Diaresa
England
Eqaoalle
Jonolalu
Abiman
Jong Ao
Dan
Boat Boys Face Prosecution for Badges Misuse
In Police Court cases, boat boys charged with wearing badges improperly are rising. The marshal posted an order at the boat landing this morning warning that violators will be prosecuted under the law.
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Marabal
Planters Association Reviews Paris Exposition Exhibit
Trustees of the Planters Association met this forenoon to discuss an exhibit at the Paris Exposition. The matter was deferred for a full review at a later meeting to consider all aspects of the project.
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Ugar Planters
The
Planters Association
Battery A Sixth Artillery Returns From Island March
Capt Marsh and Lieut Patterson command Battery A Sixth Artillery returning to Camp McKinley from a 40 day march around the island. Officers report a war parade as Hospital Stevo Williams accompanies the command.
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Sixth Artillery
Marsh
Lieut. Patterson
Camp McKinley
Ten
Stevo Williams
McKinley Proclaims Hawaii Lands Protection Order
President McKinley issues a proclamation restraining Hawaiian officials from alienating public lands and canceling all leases or sales since annexation. Washington dispatch confirms arrival in Australia mall and cabinet plans to act. Dole and others declined to disclose the proclamation text while confirming receipt. ministers await cabinet meeting to release details.
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McKinley
Hawaii
United States
Washington Dispatch
Bulletin
Australia Mall
Dole
Waikiki
Washington
Mr. Dale
Sewall
Australia
Mott-Smith
A. S. Hartwell
Mr. Mott-Smyth
Cooper
King
Mott Smith
Discharges and Promotions In War Department Orders
Corporal Albert L. Steele of Battery K is discharged today by special order of the War Department and will return to the States. Private Charles G. Stark of the Hospital Corps Buena Vista is promoted to hospital steward. Acting Assistant Surgeon Lima, previously on the wick list, can resume duties.
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Cvorporal
Albert L. Steele
War Department
Charles G. Stark
Hospital Corp
Buens Vista
Lima
Ansane Native Woman Taken for Mental Evaluation
A Waimea native woman named Kasi ansane is detained by friends and taken to the Government Dispensary for examination by Dr. Emerson after she refused to leave the office citing a chicken in her care. She is later held at the police station and may be sent to the Insane Asylum. Dewey is mentioned in a separate naval dispatch about troop transport overcrowding aboard the Tartar.
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Lleiwi
Waimea
Kasi
Bbe
Emerson
Police Court Dockets Include Assault and Larceny
Noon notes list cases with A McDowell and Geo Pom related complaints, September 20, and Obana Ban with Abr Base assault. A.W. Neder in September 30, Joho Ka charged with second degree larceny noted as nolle prose.
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A. McDowell
Geo
Nolle
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