davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26

The Kinaa brought the following
-sIsO: @~S slsep, .s SKA poiat0ess -
sAs. corn, 10 HUGS, ! Eoisss, ssi pAss-
-4lso4ses
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26
xoyKxESrs OF STEAMERS

Steamers due and 20 sail today ana
Tor the month Of September Ara as .ot-
lows.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26
v. E. BlVENS,
Real Estate,
Stocks & Bonds.
OFFICE-CORNER KING
AND BETHEL STREETS
FOR SALE.

A splendid house and large, beauti
fui lot at Waikiki, having front
age on the beach IN the very heart II
the best bathing district. This prop
erty is offered at bargain fer a short
time only. For fun particulars cali at
my Office.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26
FOR SALE.

Leasehold, IS years, paying
20e6 net on selling price. a
first class investment.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26
DEPARTURES.
VESSELS LEAVING MONDAY.

Sch Aloha. Fry. Tor Laysan Island.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26

DIAMOND aEAD SIG nal SKA
TON. August 24--Wssthes cissr'
xEud light. southeast
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26
PalOlO Land and
Improvement Co., Ltd.
ROOM 8, MODEL BLOCK, FORT ST

Offers for Sale or Lease
J. TRACTS of e5 to 100 ACRES
of land in Palolo Valley for building
srming or stock raising.
. BLOCKS of l6 BUILDING LOTS
each 1890 square feet with streets al
laid and lots cleared.
5. SINGLE BUILDING LOTS il.
the valley or on the hill sides. .5xss
snd looxi50.
4. AND 10 ACRE Lots of CLAY
SOILS suitable for making bricks
ever pipe, flower pots. lire clay. etc.
5.oo0.eO0 TONS SHIP BALLAST
ROCKS in quantities 20 suit, for sale
ia the quarry or delivered in town.
6. ROCK ouARRIEs OF building
stone for sSle or lease. A good oppor-
tunity for contractors and new build
ing firms 20 work or own their OWE
quarry.
I. Land suitable for SMALL Farm
ING, CHICKEN Rancho ), NOUN
TAIN HOMES, Etc, Cor sale or lease.
S. Road METAL, CRUSHED
ROCK for concrete work Tor sale 10
quantities 70 suit By she yard or no.
600 yards. Srcuial rasW for large
quanritlcs-
D. OPPORTUNITIES for consrac-
tors TO put UP 10 10 20 cottages for rem
tai and for buss line "a run rs soon ~
buildings are rented.
10. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
PROPERTY and sites for hotel par-
roses. three 70 four miles Of tho Pa /
hnce. tw ss,D ~ kn0B = ihvuNhn |
1onsn = -. -
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26

For further particulars. apply u
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26

~ ~ - ~ - - ~ ~ - ~ ~ NJ "a
~ ~ - - III - - - 20 ~ ~ IA ES
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26
FOR SALE.

Lots and houses and lots
in all part of Honolulu.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-26
AGENTS For

oHLANDT Il CO,
San Francisco, Cal.
The silver star., 1900-11-02
iMPERlALisM-lTs FAIR AND FOUL SIDES.

There to the growth and development
path man. David Jordan of Leland Stanford
Jr university in the Chicago Tribune These aris-
various enemies those the
IN political sense They all spring out Of the idea that
SOUL to the country which him. and that the country
itself the administration of that countrys AFFAIRS These
four enemies In dangerous garb confront the United
states s.t.,,,l to-day
They stand together now. These stand together.
Wherever there the other is Aristocracy slavery
ey all have their fair side They are defended
many pulpit in New England Arstocracy has its fair
side You find pictured and what 1t is in many Brit
ish novels.
"The foundation of quality is arstocracy the founda-
ton of liberty rebellion against 1.-THE thing that
There fair side of slavery and fair side of MILL
tarsm How clean the streets can be kept under military
be sent to bed at dark If it be desired how easily cock
fighting can be suppressed.
There is n fair side of Imperialism. You viii find that
in many places nnetens of the people believe it is good
read history from the side to the other will find
that the British people debauched by their
in IndIa and that the HndOOs have been cursed; will
find that the English people hive been turned from being
the hearts blood has gone out of Great Britain as it has
out of all countries where they have nduged in these
I'VE how Napoleon depopulated France by his
We know of the murders Of the nobility the murders
In $780, when the Philippine question burning in
% te M Wos nr hs he sa s hs a
of redeemed souls place the cost in the loss Of aradas
ana soldiers ana frarS sent 10 the tnippneS ana
the chief loss that while mines give silver
and forests give lumber only Spain gives Spaniars and
she shall give of them that some day she shall be
left cdess and forced bring strangers children In
stead of her own
do think that we fought against Spain? Spain died
long Spain is only she'll
Spanish writer followed In these sublime and
terrible words: This is Castillo She makes and
wastes them.
hs hercsy Of Imperialism is the most dangerous that
since the heresy of secession and 1t must he
fought vigorously the heresy of secession If ad
nit citizens number Of millions Of people that
ready for liberty II admit them with nl the degr
dntion which they must bring into politics. we must
take the consequences
that should he just and faithful to
principle and to the principles Of God and that we
should laws he respecters Of because IT,
in laws respecters OF persons must the
way o empire. all empire Inns gone.
Our IL Illustrated already in Porto Rico. The
tariff discussion Rico violently agated the Amer
people they nsncvely felt simply the
introduction OF the thin edge of the wedge of Imperialism
beginning between the American govern
American people. 1t Is the introduction OF
principle TINT Congress- which Is creature OF the con-
The silver star., 1900-11-02
THE GERMAN voTe.

One Of the mainstays of the Republican party
the German vote.
domestic and peaceloving He is fond Of his family his
pipe and his beer Also he is intensely patriotic and al
ways on the side of law and order.
The German is by nature student. His mind
slowly but the machinery is set to time He
axed principles and fxed habits and little short of cat
aclysm will move him to depart from them
One of the fixed German habits Is that Of voting the
Republican ticket. That habit formed In the days
Of Lincoln when the Republican party associated with
nun to few other people and for this the creed
of the Prohbtonist holds seducons for him. He
citizenship holding to the sensible view that they who
least governed are best governed
Coming to new world to escape the narrow CALLING
life of the old the German people, rather the large
portion Of them, naturally drfed to the political party
which issued into the world with the express mission Of
freeing the blacks. Thus the Republican habit fixed
upon them and handed down from father to
But in the of nineteen hundred 1t has dawned
the wellordered German mind that the Republican
forty agofarther than the of would nd
cate.
He from Germany to seek liberty, and It's
been Ibery's living spirit He the beloved country
of his adoption drifting into the policy of miarsm which
Is the bane of his fatherand called republic
trampng the rights people seeking
be Free and reaching bloody the dip
them into the nasty mudes Of monarchies Have his kns
thy from the administration which his vote helped to in
stall? Instead he has witnessed American ship
equipped by degenerate American women and men, sent
against the brave handful who have herOicaly struggled
for independence with the spirit against the same
domneering wordtyrant that the pioneers of American
liberty srove against the life OF the republic of the
world began.
The German is too much OF a philosopher and thinker
to the mighty changes of the last four and
heir bghng effect the republics fair fame Try as
may the Republican party cannot the responsible
ity, Republican administration has opened this Pan
ing of the land will place that responsibility where
1t belongs.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

~ event II HIyxhss election, evidently
believing that people viii have no use
for Telephones if We have DemocrAtla
president. The cracker trust and the
steel trust and 4 dozen other trusts
are creating similar Impressions, Evi-
IDENTIFY these Republicans labor under
the impression that they are the only
persons who do any business In this
country, and they fancy that six or
seven millions of their fellow citizens
don't know what Ii good for them
when they vote the Democratic ticket.
The chief aims Of the Democratic
party, II placed In control Of the gov
ernment, will be to bring peace in
stead of war, liberty instead of con-
quest, to induce competition by de-
stroying the criminal trusts, to restore
the money OF the constitution and to
cut on the iniquitous taxes which are
piling up enough money in the treas
ury, Offering thereby a fine field for
subsidy schemers aud other treasury
looters. No Republican, business man
or otherwise. can conscienti0usly say
that the plan above proposed does not
meet with his approval, rather than the
policies which the Republicans have
been and will continue endeavoring to
force upon the country.-Colorado
Springs Telegraph.
The silver star., 1900-11-02
Warm Praise for Coates.

Perhaps there Is no candidate on the
state ticket In Colorado, or any other
state for that matter, who is better
qualified to I'LL the office for which he
has been named by admlring constitu-
ents, than is Mr.. Coates, who is the
Democratic, Populist and Silver Re-
publican fusion nominee for lieutenant
governor. Mr.. Coates is by no means
the only prominent labor man in Colo
RADIO, but he certainly stands well at
the head Of the list for ability, energy,
tact and staying qualities. The most
exacting duties that devOlve upon q
lieutenant governor is to preside over
the State Senate. the most important
legislative body that we have. As a
presiding officer of legislative body,
Mr.. Coates has no superior In the land.
He Is clear, prompt, dignified and ex-
act. He has presided over legislative
and deliberative bodies at times when
1t took the greatest parliamentary
skill to produce good results, and he
has never failed to meet the highest ex-
pectations Of his most sanguine
friends. He is one Of those presiding
officers who make 1t easy to transact
business and d pleasure to attend ses-
sions. The fusion parties certainly
made ten strike when they named d.
G. Coates for lieutenant governor
Cigarmakers' Official Journal.
The silver star., 1900-11-02
A Landslide to Bryan

Authentic reports from every section
of this country indicate that there II q
landslide toward Rryan which will
elect him by larger majority Of votes
In the electoral college than Mckinley
received In 1900. At this writing Il 10
almost absolutely certain that New
York will be found In the Bryan COL
umn. while Kansas. Kentucky, Mary
land, Ohio. West Virginia, Indiana. and
even Illinois send word to Colorado to
be Of good heart, that they will do their
full duty on November 9th. There can
be no question that the drift ID Bryan
ward. Wherever he has been, and e.
peclally In the ''eneny's country Of
four yearH ago, he has been given ova-
tlons by the people, unpurchnsed by
the politicians, while the trail Of Roose-
velt and Hanna specials ID sprinkIetl
with the curses Of the Republican who
had hope Of success before Teddy and
Mark were turned loose. Throughout
his entire campaign Bryan has main.
tained the dignity OF the man soon to
he called to the highest once within the
gift Of the American people, while the
antics Of Roosevelt and the bearish-
ness Of Hanna have disguised every
body In the territory they have tra.
versed.-Col0rndo Democrat.
The silver star., 1900-11-02
TRUE TO SILVER.

Eastern Republican newspapers making their fight
the Democratic party because still advocates free
coinage of silver
Western Republican, newspapers notably in Colorado,
aege that the Democratic and its candidates
dodgng the issue.
1t Is certain that neither set of newspapers will know
ngy tell the exact truth They ring the changes to suit
the prejudices of their sections.
One thing however. may Ike set down true holy writ
party west north and SOUTH with
Bryan and that Bryan first last and
always Is for silver.
The Republicans have burned their last bridge behind
them that elusive and elastic word "blmetallism
yeoman service In the past to Reput
cnn dupcy has been stricken from their financial creed
party stands, uncovered and unashamed. the
Of plutocracy and boned bond
holders.
The Democratic party stands where 1t has always
stood. Its principles do not change with each passing
Whoever believes In adherng to the double stand
gold and silver Will find the Democratic party true
Its od-tine faith and that faith is being right
developments that making history Mt the present
time Those who choose to woe for the single standard Of
gold for n party which broken faith with lts
try tied itself to old world dogas. will find refuge
within the Republican folds.
Voters OF Colorado. a state which depends largely
silver production which will you choose?
The silver star., 1900-11-02

sttvon Apd the PRESIDENT who Il creature OF the cons
tuition have cefan powers that have been delegated hy
claimed to come just ~ the powers Of all despos come
from the hands Of Providence.
"The best way In which the growth Of any man
ton has been promoted has through
ent democraticaly looking after Its aairs We do
not expect that self will always be good
ment i would be unfortunate It were, because men
learn not by their but by mistakes
win be good after long time But It u
not always good the surface might
be In despotism.
ut has been said our treatment OF Porto Rico
odous Our treatment IL but the of colony
pendent other for its Our treatment
Of Alaska has been shame from beginning to end It
Cuba good as 1t seems In has been shame
and before get through with shall Remember
It Is not ended yet.
our treatment of the Philippines is unspeakable Our
treatment Of the Indians has century Of honor
As tn, voice of the Indian is heard he
has vote then have entirely different attitude"
The silver star., 1900-11-02
WORKlNCMEN ARE AFTER
M'KINLEY'S SCALP.
Immense Labor Vote in New
York Has Gone Systemati
cally to Work to Defeat Him

New York Typographical Union. No.
q, the largest subordinate body OF the
international Typographical Union,
and one of the foremost labor organ
ixations In the world, has adopted res
olutions denOuncing the Republican
party for It's attitude toward organized
labor. Not only Inns the union done
this, hut Its members have vOluntar-
lily assessed themselves n percentage
OF their earnings to he used In spread
ing broadcast over the country the
reasons for this unprecedented action.
for while the adoption Of political reso-
buttons is not an uncommon occurrences
In trnde unions. II IL believed that this
is the first instance where the members
OF labor union have assessed them
selves to carry such resolutions Into
effect.
Typographical Union No. O, better
known AZ "Big Six" by printers
throughout the world. has member
ship OF nearly six thousand. Its re-
sources are almost unlimited. During
the past year II distributed $3.50. .S2S,
the greater portion OF which was de.
voted to benevolent purposes. The
union ASSISTS Its unemployed md sick
members, maintains beds In hospitals,
pensions the ruiDerannunted, pays
death benefits. maintains n farm for
unemployed members mt Bound Brook.
n. j., and II the largest single contrib
utor to the support Of the Chlltls- Drexel
Home for Aged Printers mt Colorado
Springs. Taking NIL these projects into
consideration. II would seem thnt big
Six" approaches very nenr the ideal
mined at by all trade unlonIsts.
A prominent member Of the union. In
discussing the situation, snid: "The
sole reason on the part 0f TypOgrnph-
icnl Union No. q. In the fnct tlint the
Republican party managers. IN spite
of NIL our protests and appeals. hnve
continued to recognize the New York
Sun m their official newspaper In pref
crencc to other Republican newspapers
III this city which employ union men.
nnd pay the prevailing rate Of wages.
"l'Or thirteen months the members Of
this union hive defended their organ.
IzntlOn ngnInst the malicious attacks Of
this pnpcr. II Inns denounced Typo
graphical Union No. q m nm organized
band ~ Iooicrs nnd rcvIlcd labor unions
generally
"Our organization Inns never med.
died with politics but once before. That
The silver star., 1900-11-02

lican convention In Philadelphia, and
even then has no reference to labor
organizations. understand that Sen
atOr Hanna has declared In favor of
arbitration. This IL rather sudden, as
the old maid remarked after court
ship of thirty years. No doubt some Of
the contributors to his campaign fund
would jump at the chance to arbltrnte
with him.
'.rhere are 24OOOO members OF trade
unions In New York state. and the
members Of Typographical Union No.
q will see to 1t TINT they are informed
rs to the performances, not promises.
OF the Republican party managers and
candidates. We have not ind0rsed the
candidates Of amy political party, nor
are we likely to do 30. All that we ask
Is that the members Of trade unions
and their friends will consider the facts
us we shall present them, and take
such action US may seem to them most
effective"
The silver star., 1900-11-02

was in 1884, when for somewhat SIM
liar reasons the union printers repudla-
ted the Republican candidates. The
Democratic nominee carried New York
state that yenr by less than 1.sOO votes.
That was sklrmish. This Ia to be q
political battle.
'Last fall we sent committee to see
Governor Roosevelt. We knew that
his relations with the principal stock
holders Of the Sun We're Of nm extreme
ly friendly nature. He refused abs0-
lutely to interest himself In the matter.
He did, however. intimate that he
would he dISplensesl if we succeeded In
having the Injunction which had been
issued against the union modified.
Every shortly after this interview he
designated the Sur M one 6f the news
papers In which certain lucrative state
advertisements were TO appear. Then,
on April 25. 1000. Governor Roosevelt.
just to show his extreme unfriendli-
ness toward organized labor, appointed
az one Of the commissioners to revise
the charter Of New York. one Franklin
Bartlett, a Sun st0ckh0lder. the cOun-
sci for that newspaper. and the man
who has prosecuted and persecuted the
members OF this union for presuming
to exercise the rights and privileges
guaranteed them by the c0nstltution.
"Bcnnt0r Plntt. the undiSputed lead
er In this state. wns also appealed to-.
We sent n committee to Philadelphia
and appeared before the executive COM
mlttee OF the Republican national COM
mittee. Senator Hanna promised ev.
erythlnR. and did absolutely nothing.
These men knew only too well that
they were supplying the Sun with pa
trOnage, the proceeds Of which were to
be used by the Sun to carry on lts war
against this organization,
There was NO dispute ~ to wages,
although tho Sun is paying its present
employees much less than the prevail
Ing rate. The managers Of that news
paper have barred their doorx to union
| men.
"When a man Of Ro0nevelt's stamp
cavOrts around tho country posing q
the friend Of the workingtnnn. Il d
time to cnil hnit. No man needs 4
microscope to rcnd his record ON labor
questions. It is too well known to the
members Of trnde unions In New York
state. For vagueness his Labor Day
speech In Chicngo would be hard "a
beat. Did he mention trnde unions
Not once. What nre his views on gov.
/ ernlnent by injuncti0nY Perhaps he II
willing to investigate. What does be
sny about arbitrntionf Not a word
Point out, II you can, Just one definite
labor proposition advanced by the Re.
publican candidate for vice president
"The word labor bccurs Just 0nce
IN the platform adopted BY the Repul,
The silver star., 1900-11-02
BRYAN'S ELECTION
HAS BEEN CONCEDED.
Banten Duncan Declares Tha Tie New York Hesalds Double
Poll Of the Entire Country Proves Il

The New York Herald has just
produced the wonderful figures Of
the use Of tho chairman Of
suit Of q double poll Of the entire coun.
try for president and Congress. by well
selected agents." etc. dlsscct II for
the use Of tho chairman Of
the national Democratic commit
toe to show the reliance upon tic
ignorance Of the voters by the McKin-
ley leaders, and ON the liopcti.for sue
cess Of their utter duplicity. Exper-
ience has taught them that vast num-
per. desire to vote for the winner; and
\ they can instIll belief u the success
sands VIII vots for either one. regard
The silver star., 1900-11-02

less Of his character or the truth OF
his Views. The Herald yesterday
claimed, among other states. for Nc.
KinleS: California. Delaware. Iowa.
Kansas. Maine, Maryland. -Afnnsnchu-
setts, Michigan. Minnesota. North Dn-
kota. New Hampshire. New Jersey,
New York, Ohio. Oregon. Pcnnsylva:
nin, Rhode Island. South Dakota. ver:
mont. washington, West Virginia and
Wisconsin. Tint would be enough TO
clect-22D-If the figures and states are
correctly given. hut the Democrats are
fully snngulnc TINT they will carry
California. Delaware. KANSAS. Mary
land. New York. South Dakota. Wash
inston. West virginia-7o Of thssc
The silver star., 1900-11-02
Dealers in Calamity.

The iIinsiest proposition that the lsc-
pnbllcnns arc now putting before the
people II that In which they cndeavop
10 create the Impression that bunincss
In this country In going to be at a
ntnntlntill In the event Of Mr.. Brynn's
election. Nothing could bc more pucr-
lie. nothing no lacking In common
sense.
To Judge from some Of the Republic
can cninllnlgncrs and the party organs
people will cease their usual activities
In 0very line. A big telephone cOIAi.
pany attempts tobulldons Democrats In
The silver star., 1900-11-02

Republican cnmpnigncm stated yes.
tcrtiny TINT they had no hope Of car.
rying Teller county, but hoped to cut
down Bryan's majority 10 $500 nnd
the state ticket 1000. and with that
possibility defeat the election Of Z
straight ticket In Teller and El paso
counties. A few. weeks ngo they wore
claiming everything In Sights-victor
The silver star., 1900-11-02
TO VOTERS

- -q - -
Before Deposting Your Ballots Weigh Well
These Facts.
In appeal1s citizen.
lts standard
Il % sss the mem s'; $ @ ss
woEsSST sSS a WHO san EDWARD
Z zsS S $SSS #Sa$ %aS
. mckinley has
fulfilled s sa % % s er es s
yoke Spanish oppression
1s ~ a.s
as e:
mat 6 s %
;
r,s
m OF
possible the tSs
of m to
ahs the
to-day
;s; ~ ss
III
' pr sentative
nnSbF sH
THE party opposed any violation of these fundn
% .n s s ps ss the Mckinley a
3. s' tie entitled to all
taxes $ I'm" 5 e ss;sss as s ss s tai
e.n the s q f.
s,sss ss 's ss%s % ss
% s s into s s % % ass
si;; e :s
and sovereignty " 70 exist anu 'e' as
territory e S5
ara az sSa'tS
% |
81, Tns % a snsaye % this T the
upon rights our
70 Or 5g ES @as
ss
money
y ss bank
Of ultimate @ redsmuon draws @ from
=
as BY
of s % % @ % mss s sss s1s a a. vs ss
ttlOn from abroad.
1t has been Democratic doctrine n tariff
enforced solely Tor the OF raising only 10 as provide
The position Of the United foreign relations must be
maintained lines laid down by the fathers The strict
the Monroe doctrine fentue governing under
The warming Of Washington against entanRng alliances with
The actions of the Mckinley administration
In East.
old
alliances with European
n which
be factor In the worlds affairs the United States must bud and
with alliance with foreign power 20 \" being fortified
United States should be the In Its absolute
The Democratic party before the people with two and
standard nation
ticket which the various Of business and trade
well enough by his be named Its choice United States
fonts 1t imperialism governed
hibted Utah sanctioned Suu
United
people,
TiIs DOCTRINE WE HOLD TO BE AMERICAN AND THE
WORLD AFFORDS
VOTE FOR THE TICKET WHICH REPRESENTS IT.
4 :
lDVANsc III ErTInN