Political sparring fills Honolulu as Hawaii party eyes next year
The Hilo Tribune notes officials in Honolulu jockey for advantage as Carter, Cooper, and the Attorney General engage in political posturing amid state governance. Meanwhile Hilo plans a hotel upgrade with local business leaders signaling support to expand hospitality for guests.
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Capitol
Carter
Kailua
Washington D. C
Henry K. Cooper
Doleserene
Commissionsk SAKOHNT Comes to Hawaii for Welcome
A Honolulu news report notes Commissionsk SAKOHNT as modest and seeking information and charm in wholesale quantities in Havwwhil. Mr Sargent arrives in Hilo and will be welcomed.
City officials in St Louis probes echo in Hawaii
Wholesale arrests and convictions of municipal officers in St Louis and Minneapolis may repeat in Hawaii if local officials are guilty, with lessons from City Attorney Folk of St Louis. Fourth of July subscriptions prompt liberal donations from Hilo merchants who dig in eagerly. The editor of the Hawaii Herald loudly criticized the Hilo Electric Franchise bill and Governor Dole.
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Minneapolis
Hawaii
St Louis
Hawaii Herald
Hilo
Dole
Mr. Stacker
Alliances Rise Between Historic Powers Ignites Global Tension
Snovurp China and Russia form a fragile alliance reshaping international power politics. The piece notes swift political maneuvering and a meteor event that steals photographic attention from a Herald Century Kodak crew in Laupahoehoe.
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Russia
Laupahoehoe
Herald
Century Kodak
Foxy Grandpa Comedy Starring Hawaii Officials Delights Audiences
Attorney General J A Andrews and aides staged a comic skit with Kid Peters and Kid Taylor in a satirical mock gamb ling bribery scene. The performance impressed readers as a playful critique amid scarce news, with local editors noted for their reaction and a Sheriff race mentioned for East Hawaii voters.
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A. P. Taylor
Peters
Hawaii
Farve
Kid" Peters
Kid" Taylor
Kid Peters
Qing Kai
Kid Taylor
Delays in Fire Claims Payments Stalled by Schedule Hold Up
Treasury Agent MacLennan says payments await certified schedules held by Governor and Secretary Carter. Officials blame delays on Territorial officers, while the Treasury acts only after documents arrive. An unrelated court case involves J S Rickard vs W S Terry over $100 in iron lumber.
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MacLennan
United States
Terri+torial
Dole
Evening Bulletin
Hapal
JS. Rickard
Luupahoehoe
Terry
W. 5
Rickard
Trilee
Sam Parker
Lekland & Smith
Wire & Row
Mr. Ross
Milo Hotel May Open Before the Fourth of July
Hilo aims to open the Hilo Hotel before Independence Day with L. Severance authorized to repair and improve the Spreckels property. A local association is forming to accept the offer as merchants weigh leasing to a manager who will run a barless hotel with $10,000 capital and local purchases.
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L. Severance
Spreckels
Dawn of Manila Bay Mystery Behind Dewey's Breakfast Withdrawal
Recovered vessels from Montojo's fleet show limited damage from Dewey's guns at Manila Bay. Ships were scuttled to avert capture and to fuel claims of desertion, prompting debates sparked by Mr. Stickney about Dewey's press dispatchs and the famed breakfast excuse.
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Manila Bay
Dewey
Stickney
New York Herald
Herald
Advertiser
Meteor sighting confirmed by Ha waii finds in Kau mountains
Purser D L Conkling of the steamer Mauna Loa reports a large meteor seen in Hawaii last week and found remains weighing two to three thousand pounds in Kau. A native named Kailimai found the meteor and another man A spear linked to Kamehameha I was also found. The spear dealer seeks $50. The Hague tribunal will arbitrate Japanese house tax differences involving foreign extraterritorial rights.
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D. L. Conkling
Mauna Loa
Hawaii
Maui
Kau
Conkling
W. P. Fenver
Kailimai
Tosepa
Kamehameha I
Hilo Preparations For Fourth Of July Festivities
The Fourth of July program in Hilo is advancing with committees coordinating diversions for Hawaii’s patriotic turnout. Elks minstrel shows and a rebuilt Spreckels hall stage promise a premier entertainment, with rehearsals soon underway and famed local vocalists anticipated.
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Eclat
Hawaii
Elks
Spreckels’ Hall
The
Hilu Herd of Elks
S. L. Desha
Prince Cupid
Congress
Iaukea
Prince David
Resignation of Elgin Carrier Felix Hugg in 1862
Felix Hugg of Elgin ML has resigned from his small carrier post between the station and post office. Born in France in 1823, he arrived in America in 1851 and was appointed during Lincoln's term on September 16, 1862, at a salary of 250 dollars yearly. Swiss postal reforms are noted as a model for reorganizing the Japanese post office.
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Keokea
Island of Maui
Hawaii
United States
Post Office Department
Felix Hugg
Elgin
Mr. Hugg
France
America
Lincoln
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