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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1899

Page

4

Fragments From an 1899 U S Paper On Politics And Figures

A late 19th century publication notes peaceful Pennsylvania politics, Quay fishing, Wanamaker in Europe, and a caution to Damon about his mission. It cites Benedict Arnold as foremocker of allegiance, mentions McKinley and a Hawaii official organ, and references a hypothetical audience with Catholics on Lake Champlain. The text is fragmented and reads like a gossiping snapshot of public figures and events.

Pennsylvania William Penn Senator Quay Goce John Wanamaker Europe McKinley Hawaii Lake Champlain

Executive withholds labor reports on Galicians on Oahu

Hawaii executives refuse to publish reports on contract laborers including Galicians on Oahu plantations despite plantation agents urging disclosure. Officials claim the reports are false or scandalous, while agents argue publication would settle disputes and reveal truth about labor conditions and representations.

Hawaii Oahu Executive Council Bullelin Representativ Dole

Hawaii annexation debate tests American principle

A long critique questions annexation's aim tying Hawaii to mainland and Hawaii residents. It argues the flag should symbolize universal American civic rights, urging Congress to demand fully American government for Hawaii and its new citizens.

New York Journal Hawaii The Sun Islands Pacific United States Mainland Land of the Free Congress of the

Interesting Position in Maui Hawaii

New York Sun editorial outlines two Hawaii parties with distinct views on American citizenship and annexation. One side asserts full U S sovereignty and constitutional rights for Hawaiians, while the other seeks American advantages while preserving Hawaiian status.

Hawaii Hatch United States Fay Ueloge

Fort Street disturbance and comic snippets in local paper

A police report notes two intoxicated men causing a disturbance near Fort Street and the provost guard taking them into custody. The page also presents a string of humorous exchanges about diet, snails, bicycles, babies, and a shark story, alongside shop notes from the Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co. and a shipment of Spalding baseball goods.

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