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Newspaper

Hawaiian Gazette

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1900

Page

4

Sewall and the Veterans in Hawaii May 30 speech

Mr Sewall delivered a brief Decoration Day address arguing veterans of the Civil War are not forgotten and that Grand Army of the Republic has long been respected. He attacked claims of persecution, noting Honolulu honors veterans annually and that many GAR members hold high office. he also criticized his political opponent.

Sadl Viger Bosh Gettysburg Appomattox Manila San Juan Trafalgar Waterloo Marathon Therm America Germany Bewall Cleveland Hawaii Honolulu Grand Army Sewall United States Meniney Europe Turkey Sewal Honolu Memorial Day Committee

Memorial Day in Hawaii remembered as a shared sacrifice

The article reflects on Memorial Day in Hawaii, praising the island’s volunteers who fought for the Union, noting Hawaiians' strong white population ties and loyalty to the federal cause. It imagines a Confederate victory and Hawaii as a naval base for slavery, then celebrates the Union victory and the flag as a symbol of righteous sacrifice.

Hawaii Shenandoah Panning’s Dowsett Harvester Hawai's Flannil Confederacy Mason and Dixon Pacific Davis Toombs Benjamin Spain Grant Farragut

Good Government Republicans Seek Honest Primaries at Territorial Convention

In Honolulu the Good Government Republicans gain ground led by Acil and Hawaii's supporters. Kaulukou becomes chair, Hendry secretary, Parker chairing the delegation to Philadelphia. Achi Smith and allies vow to push for honest organization and primaries, opposing the machine’s delay tactics and open primaries. Europe-Asia tensions aside, Memorial Day references and veteran graves are noted in the broader column.

Acil Kaulukou Hendry Philadelphia Parker Kepaikal Dillingham Castle Ite Achi Honolulu Lewis & Turk Judge Smith Lillo Ig Smith

Plague Rumors and Political Moves Across Oceans

San Francisco clings to a silent stance on the plague while acknowledging its presence. The Board of Health chooses Mr. Hendry as permanent secretary of the convention, a sign of prudent leadership. South Africa rumors speak of a peace bid to avert Pretoria’s bombardment and mine threats. Memorial Committee discusses Decoration Day speaker Sewall, who faces criticism over veterans’ treatment and public praise.

South Africa Pretoria Rand

Telegrams Condensed From A Distant World News

A rapid digest notes European and Asian events including the King of the Belgians in London, Southern Pacific opposition to a Salt Lake line, a Berlin street car strike, Central Africa freight laborers, Paris police progress on Gyp’s abductors, an eclipsed harbor in Eastern Luzon, Havana postmaster in setback, a Grant statue in Washington, and tensions around Boxer movement and this era’s naval and political disturbances across Taku Wenchow and Peiyang forces with unrest forecasts in China and India.

London Southern Pacific Salt Lake Berlin Altomab.és Central Africa Paris Gyp Luzon Nerry Havana Venezuela General Grant Washington China Peking Taku Shanghai Jith Peiyang Chine Prny Wenchow Kolao Ht Kang Yur

Sewall Gets a Half Vindication by Memorial Day Meeting

Honolulu diary items recount Grand Army of the Republic members endorsing H M Sewall’s Memorial Day address at Nu Van y Cemetery. The Advertiser defends the G A R against critics while letters praise the paper’s stance and note public reactions as “bad taste.” Veteran of ’61 signs.

Honolulu George W. DeLong H. M. Sewall Nuvany Cemetery

Court Notes On June Attendance And Various Cases

Attorney A. 8. Humphreys reports key admissions from witnesses in the Wight versus Mackenzie suit and notes difficulty in securing both witnesses in June. Turano the Japanese woman pleads for recognizance and receives a month’s sentence. Judgments include Bartlet v Hawaiian Carriage for 600 and a new-trial motion by Canadian-Australian S S Co. in Thurley Thyous case. Remittitur granted in Union Feed v Thomas, with divorce action Tewksbury v Tewksbury continued to August. Jurisdiction issues delay service. summons served in Portland, Oregon. Naval expert foresees strong Japan defense and weak Russia threat, praising British navy efficiency.

A. 8. Humphreys Jas. Wight Eirza Yates Mackenzie G. P. Tullock J. H. Mackenzie Tullock Mackenzie Turano Dole Chas. E. Bartlett Supreme Court Union Feed Company, Ltd E. BR. Thomas Honolulu Rita C. Tewksbury Irving Q. Tewksbury Stanley Portland Oregon

Actions of the Just Smell Sweet Fragrance of Life and Health

The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that strengthens vigor and appetite. A testimonial from Mrs. H. L. Mowry of Towanda Pennsylvania notes recovery from fatigue using Hood's products. The copy emphasizes purity of blood and improved health through the tonic and pills.

Hood H. L. Mowry Towanda

Local Brevities From Island News Roundup

Remittent fever cited as cause of death for Alexander Chisholm. Kauai trips noted for Albert Judd and wife, Miss Hartwell, J K Farley, and BE Lovell. Olan Sugar Co delinquent on eighth assessment due April. Mrs C J Ludwigsen and children sail to California. Grand Army of the Republic to sponsor a June 18 flag raising at the High school. Kihei Plantation Co seventh assessment due to Alexander & Baldwin. Health Board uses envelope with On Service of the Territory of Hawaii. Hogan Minstrel Troupe to coast on June 5. Government band to perform at Catholic church next Sunday. no Makee Island concert. Alexander & Baldwin issues notices to Olan Sugar Co shareholders. Scenic drive via new Pali road praised. Claims against estate of C Ahin should be sent to J F Hackfeld. W F Allen marks semi centennial since arrival in the Hawaiian Islands with family gathering. Government Veterinarian Shaw logs glanders survey. no glanders found in Dr Elliott's area except four cases at Kohala. praise to Dr Elliott for efforts.

Alexander Chisholm Albert Judd Hartwell J. K. Farley BE. Lovell Kauai Olan Sugar Co C. J. Ludwigsen California Grand Army of the Republic Kihei Plantation Co., Ltd Alexander & Baldwin Territory of Hawaii Board of Health Makee Island New Pali Road Honolulu C. Ahin Hanamaulu J. F. Hackfeld Honoluh W. F. Allen Bawaiian Islands Beretania Street Shaw Hawaii Elliott Dr. Elliott Kohala

Elgin Watches Stand for Right Time Keeping

The Elgin line offers a full range and is sold at fair prices. Elgins reach customers promptly and are praised for lasting quality. This emphasis highlights Elgin as a trustworthy American watch choice and the seller’s commitment to value.

Steamship notices from Wilder's Co. on Hawaii routes

Wilder’s Steamship Co issues sailing times for Kina u and Claudine from Honolulu to Lahaina Hana Hilo and other ports with weekly returns. Also Lehua sails Mondays to Kaunakakai Kamalo Maunalei Lahaina and Olowalu. Company warns of changes without notice and limits liability for baggage. Shippers must obtain receipts. tickets recommended before embarkation.

S. 5 LEHUA Kaunakakai Kamalo Maunalei Kataupapa Lahaina Honolua Olowalu Honolulu Pany Co. L. Wight T. K. Clarke

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