Hawaii Annexation Sparks Controversy Over Labor Reports
The Hawaiian Consul and official organs clash over immigration and labor conditions on plantations. Critics accuse the Executive of withholding public reports, while a British note questions the Postoffice Savings Bank. Rumors swirl about Wray Taylor’s report on Italian laborers, with President Dole saying he cannot locate it and the public waiting for disclosure.
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Hawaii
Hawaiian Poal Savings Bank
Council of State
Dole
Wray Taylor
China Sees US Aid as Contraband in Philippine War
An article notes that Chinese claims the munitions shipped from Chinese territory by Americans to aid the Philippines are contraband. It suggests the United States may soon press China for a list of obligations and a broader influence in Chinese foreign affairs.
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China
United States
Bailey Pushes BritainUS Alliance Belief
Congressman Bailey asserts a formal Anglo American alliance exists while McKinley withholds it to avoid political fallout. Despite Bailey’s strong conviction he remains unpopular, and his mission is a failure as voters resist his message.
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Bailey
Great Britain
United States
McKinley
Plantation progress eases small holder fears
The most invested men in the new plantations show satisfaction with progress, while critics often lack financial stake or hope for price drops to buy in, leaving small holders less concerned about immediate risks.
Prof. Dewey on childhood talk and rare mischief behavior
Professor Dewey praised his Friday evening lecture on childhood habits noting that lying in children stems from excitable imagination and vivacity rather than vice or malice. Advertiser remarks that such behavior is not driven by depravity but by vivid internal fantasies and impulsive tendencies.
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Dewey
Hawaii Trial Affairs Kept by Japanese Labor Wages
The high wages offered by Japanese contractors on the Olan plantation trigger a rush among free and contract laborers seeking better pay. The motives of the contractors remain unstated, but their actions could disrupt plantation operations if they proceed.
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Hawaii
Olan
Hawaii urged to send special agent to Europe for labor market fix
The article argues Hawaii should deploy a special agent to Europe to improve labor recruitment and ensure proportional European and American workers. It praises Minister Damon for his influence with Portuguese communities and Italy, suggesting he could oversee immigrant sourcing and correct the Italian labor market. It notes current planters struggle to secure required European labor and urges government action.
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Republic of Hawaii
Europe
Hawaii
Italy
Portugal
United States
Dimon
Japan
China
Damon
Dewey Accepts New York Reception Letter
Admiral Dewey acknowledges Mayor Van Wyck’s invitation to a public reception upon his arrival in New York. He thanks the citizens for the honor, notes the exact arrival date of Olympia is uncertain, and promises to inform by cable from Gibraltar.
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New York
Admiral Dewey
Trieste
Austria
van Wyck
Olympia
Gibraltar
Sam
Grouor Dewny
Bulletin errors prompt reader notification request
Subscribers to the Bulletin who do not receive their papers promptly are asked to notify the Business Office at telephone 256. The notice asks readers to report delays to ensure timely delivery. The item reflects a period newspaper’s reader service directive.
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Telephone
One Thing and Another in a Garbled Dialogue
A fragmented dialogue cites diverse tidbits from diet, snails, bicycles, and whisky. It references Parisians eating vast snail quantities, bicycle tires by B14 Palmer Ures, and a Fort street shop offering to refurbish old wheels for six dollars. An army beef can tale and a P. O. M. Co. shipment of Spalding gear appear in the chaotic narration.
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Parl
Awker
Ing
Bourbon
Kentucky
Pacific Cycle
M'l'g Co
Fort Street
Inara Scenic Postal Cards Spark European Craze
Scenic postal cards from INARA become a fad across Europe starting in Germany and reaching Hawaii. Collectors can obtain fifty subjects at 25 cents per dozen from KING BROS. at 110 Hotel street. Two bits and a BULLETIN coupon purchase a copy of On To Manila.
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Europe
Germany
King Bros
Hotel Street
Manila
Special Sale on WEAT and Durable Household Goods
WEAT AND DURABLE tubs buckets dish pans pitchers wash basins infants baths stop pails measures and other articles are discounted 26 percent. All prices shown in plain figures as stock is reduced to make room for two carloads of Jewel stoves and one car of Gur ney cleanable refrigerators arriving soon.
Serges In Blue Gray And Brown Office Coats
A local store promotes Serges In Blue Gray and Brown office coats described as durable and suitable for outdoor wear. The ad invites customers to come in and view the new coats available in several colors.
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