Coffee Planters Should Age Hawaiian Coffee for Market Advantage
Dr Caney of the steamer Alasmeda discussed a new building in front of H Hackfeld & Co presses. He urged large buyers to keep coffee longer before selling, arguing Hawaiian coffee must age to compete with South and Central American products. The suggestion aims to aid the industry, not a private firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caney
Alasmeda
Bullepen
H. Hackfeld & Con
Roetor
Hawaii
D. H. Hitchcuck
Coffee Planters’ Association
Not Over Wise Calls for Fasting and Prayer Amid Campaign
The piece notes a Chicago Christians led by Moody urging a national day of fasting and prayer for a peaceful outcome. It warns that partisan interests could misuse the gatherings for political edge. It argues that party principles cross states and that no region faces inevitable disruption regardless of the winner.
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Chicago
Moody
Roberts
Sir Charles Topper Attacks Dominion Appointments
Sir Charles Topper accuses Canada’s Queen's representative of failing to ratify Sir Charles' administration appointments after a decisive electoral defeat. The veteran critic, nicknamed the old war horse, portrays age as his weakness while noting rare precedents in the British system for revoking moribund administrations' acts amid constitutional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Topper
Roas
Canada
Sir Charles
Dominion
Conservatives Backed by Senate Support in Dominion Clash
The piece argues for the Earl of Aberdeen’s conduct and condemns Conservative dominance since Dominion status began. It notes the Senate’s Tory majority, high offices held by Conservatives, and the Governor General's refusal to sign, framing it as protecting the nation from partisan rule beyond constitutional limits. It contends the government’s five-year term had expired and criticizes Tory attacks on the Crown’s representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Aberdeen
Charles Ia
Senate
Polla
Vossion to Speak to Sons of the Revolution
Mons Vossion the Commissioner of Prance will address the loreal Society of the Sons of the American Revolution in Hawaii. He is a noted prose and verse author with works linked to the Chicago World’s Fair and belles lettres. Guns for peace raise safety concerns amid rifle accidents in Honolulu. Local US veterans receive a pension report noting expenditures have peaked and will decline gradually.
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Mons. Vossion
Prance
Loreal Society of the Sons of the
Messrs. Daggett and
Stevens
France
Hawaii
United States
Commissioner of Pensions
English disappointment over Li Hongzhang visit noted in Hogland
A British statesman condemns the visit with the remark that Li Hong Chang left only his autograph in Hogland. Meanwhile a meeting of wheelmen is planned at the Hawaiian hotel basement to hear Charles Deaky propose a bicycle track on his property.
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Li Hong Chang
Hogland
Araning
Charles 8. Deaky
New England congressman seeds and stove moral tale
A New England congressman sent flower seeds to a constituent and received a humorous Yankee acknowledgment. A capitol visitor notes clerks sending out seed packages. The column pivots to a local stove advertisement praising model St Clairs with oven and hot water tank, plus Golden Anvil ranges and glass lanterns, highlighting price points and practicality for rural homes.
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New England
Capitol
Copper Plate Engraving and Printing Services Offer
Prepared to provide engraving and printing on code wedding and society stationery announcements and related items. Fine monogram work and address dies for stamping in color or plain. Cards from your plate priced at $1.50 per hundred.
Wichman Fort Street Watch Sale Urges Dependable Timepieces
H F Wichman at Fort Street promotes watches with a focus on reliability. The ad touts selling dust proof Waltham models and invites customers to purchase a dependable timepiece.
Watch deal promises value and reliability in every piece
A dealer touts watches priced from $5 to $200 with a $7.50 option and full warranty. Emphasizes large stock and customer help to find a low price that won’t strain the pocket. Claims no pie plates sold and promises utmost reliability in every piece.
Bicycle sale offer for RamaLens and 1895 wheels
A local shop advertises RamaLens bicycles at 75 dollars with 1895 wheels and Great G. J. Tire, urging buyers to act quickly as stock is limited. Also promotes 1896 wheels in both Indies and gents styles at low figures and easy terms.
Idle Musings on a Waikiki Ride and Strength
A quirky note extols a Waikiki ride as a source of pleasure and iron hard vigor. It promises renewed vigor through muscles not previously exercised, framing physical exertion as a novel energizing experience.
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Waikiki
Dimond's Beetle Killer and Home Gadgets Ad
An old ad touts a neat killer that works with neatness and dispatch. It promotes a combination Thermon and Barom in polished oak frames for a dollar, and a Lemonade Shaker from Temperanceville Long Island designed to keep seeds out and vent gas safely.
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Temperanceville
Long Island
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Daniel Logan
Sir Charles Topper
Honolulu
St. Clair Woop
H. F. Wichman
Fort Street
H.f.wichman
GLOBE
Castle & Cooke
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Big Shoe Store
Port Street
Knawe Thorn
E. C. Hall & Son
Phoenix Foundry
Carrey, Nazis, & Co
Joan Noevy
Queen Atreat
Alakea and
Richards Streets
Hawaiian Hardware Co
Spreckels’ Bank
Dimond
T.P. Severin
Love's Bakery
N. Fernandez
Notary Public
Orrick
Morchant Strest
Campbell Boaea
J.C
Carter
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