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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1898
Page
4
Fragmented text references banear city Ester Huraness Alpha, Adhiral Miller, and a controversial name change in Hawaii. It mentions politicians debating Wall Lara space hiphorn the spot in a melition at elite and hints at a concluding act in the Hawaii drama with calls for guidance and justice.
The piece notes readers favoring peanut politics while the Advertiser covers political play, with General Lee and Col. Bryan largely sidelined in the war, and critics remarking that political leaders avoid the front. The observation reflects wartime distraction and public discourse.
A transcript quotes Commissioner Hell calling the regime a ridiculous rotten monarchy and urges the commissioners to align with the prevailing territory spirit and move past earlier disputes.
A call prompts citizens to respond and consider the national anthem. The editor suggests many Americans use the moment to learn the work of the national anthem and reflect on the patriotic song’s significance.
Local interpreters of the Hawaii Government status note that the June resolution does not require change. The tone resembles a query about progress and direction, paralleling a congressman’s stance and an inquiry into current state actions.
A damaged note reflects on a former queen who, after loss, is welcomed with dignity as history recalls many sovereigns who failed yet persevere. It laments petty critics and suggests future memory may soften bias while honoring her quiet endurance.
Business prospects in Hawaii are flowing in thick and fast. Investors caution that moving to a new country with minimal capital is risky and the path between Honolulu and the Coast remains uncertain.
War dispatches from late mails outline Miles expedition toward Porto Rico and the Cuba situation. The United States balances mounting claims for territorial influence with peace negotiations, while Blanco’s flag still flies over Morro Castle. Philippine campaign shows limited enthusiasm for permanent control as Aguinaldo remains a political obstacle.
The Circuit Court overruled objections on jurisdiction in the W. D. Hamilton murder case. A writ of habeas corpus was granted on July 1898 to Geo A. Davis and J. M. Davidson, to be returned Aug 6, with defense arguing no crime occurred in U S territory and that Hawaii’s Republic and its Attorney General no longer exist. defendant claims void proceedings for lack of jurisdiction.
A bicycle was stolen Tuesday evening from the Occidental Restaurant area near Hawaii Bicycle No. 1. A reward is offered for the return or for information leading to the thief’s arrest and conviction. Contact 980-31 Prop. Occidental Restaurant.
Key West reports the Wanderer steamer attempting to land a large Cuban expedition near Banes west of Havanas. cavalry of about a thousand blocked debarkation, a brief engagement ensued, five Americans were wounded, and the Wanderer withdrew without landing.
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