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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR indicates Evening Bulletin publish schedule note and company name, with unclear date and edition details. Readable phrases point to Sunlisned Every Dive and Sunday exception, mentioning King, HT ty ne and BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
On Saturday August 14 1808 readers join public editions in Honolulu praising His Imperial Majesty Rong Sui Emperor of China and the people under his rule, noting the city newspaper fraternity’s credit to the publication.
The text alludes to Arthur Sewall second and prominent relatives, a Royal family presence at an executive building, and questions about Minister Smith. It hints at public interest, political candidacy rumors, and a hypothetical popular vote favoring Alex Robertson, suggesting ongoing civic discourse and speculation.
Santonio Dole has been one of the strongest and most generally respected men of Hawaii. While he is not and will not be our candidate for governor, we will never withhold from him any credit that is this reward.
Harold M. 5wall delivers address to the people stressing that the flag represents fairness and justice, burying past prejudices and erasing narrow divisions. He calls for the advancement of the humblest citizen under the flag and rejects personal glory or factional advantage.
The article argues President McKinley should allow Hawaii to continue in its official channels until Congress defines its statehood. It praises keeping territorial officials, notes Newlands Revolution preserves laws except conflicts with the U.S. Constitution, and describes Hawaii as effectively under a protectorate with officials answerable to McKinley and his advisers. The Butlerin Commission remains a leading stage faction.
With the retirement of Wm O Smith from official life the executive body of Hawaii loses one of its strongest men. He was capable and universally respected though not widely popular politically. His strength as a cabinet official led many to credit him with running the Executive, and when counter to popular opinion arose, the attorney general bore blame. Smith felt cabinet work was modest reward for his labor, and now his cause has succeeded as he returns to busy business life.
At Uharehen Sunday morning and evening schedules are shown for Central Union Church Palama Chapel St Andrew Cathedral Methodist Episcopal Church Christian Church Seventh Day Adventist Young Men's Christian Association St Clement Chapel and Y M C A with service times Holy Communion morning prayers sermons Sunday schools and prayer meetings as well as invitations to all services and events by pastors and church leaders
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