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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1898
Page
4
The speech at the Barpshooters banquet credits Republicans with pushing Hawaii’s annexation, noting Thurston and others oppose the idea. It cites James G. Blaine and McKinley as key figures, arguing Republicans organized the effort and Democrats and Populists backed away when votes counted.
The Bunters urge immediate organization in Hawaii aligning with the Republican party. They praise party government and the defense of American rights, industries, and a strong foreign policy, arguing party unity will advance constitutional equality and safeguard Hawaiian citizens as Americans. Senator Morgan is cited as a Democrat who supports party organization.
At the festive board and rifle range the Sharpshooters are praised as crack shots. The Aloha Sharp shooters Association adopts a new motto, replacing “longer fight, feed and die” with “fan, feed and fire.”
The Red Cross ladies continue their charitable effort with a treasurer’s report praising sound finances. Every dollar tolls for good, underscoring disciplined fundraising and prudent use of funds.
A political maxim argues that uniting under broad American principles is faster than clashing in small factional disputes. It suggests reshaping party alignment to focus on inclusive national goals rather than internal rivalries.
Gas and electric engineers offer complete gas and electric plants with fixtures ready to run. They supply electrical goods and act as agents for Columbia Phonograph Co and American Battery Co. Several gas plants installed for Government Lighthouse Harbor, Hawaiian Tramways, and more. Generators approved by Honolulu Board of Underwriters. six months repair guarantee. trial orders invited.
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