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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions subscriptions and payments abroad with scattered names and terms. Readable items include references to annual amounts and locations such as America Canada Mexico, and names like Totephaness Hines. Details are incomplete and misaligned.
The article comments on the cable question and political ties involving James Gordon Bennett. It notes Hawaii’s opportunities for a floating population, concerns over bonds and debt, and hints at tourism growth, hotel quality, and calls for universal suffrage without special requirements.
A New York broker was run down by a bicyclist and, before he could react, two more riders passed over tin. The scene, between cable cars and bicycles, reflects the perilous life in the city as the boys in blue faced danger near Santiago.
General Miles Lad completed his campaign in Porto Rico while a party of New York capitalists arrived with barrels of money to purchase desirable lands. The Porto Rican boom bids fair to outshine anything Hawaii can offer.
Commissioner Clark's program with a colony of farmers draws keen attention among observers of American colonization efforts in tropical regions. The piece argues against the idea Hawaii cannot become American, suggesting that Asiatics are the only viable inhabitants in this context.
The article discusses a new colony of American born farmers in Hawaii planning vegetable and fruit cultivation. It notes concerns over labor sourcing, comparing American, Portuguese, Hawaiian, Chinese, and Japanese workers and predicting strict American methods with elbow grease and scientific approach. The key question is whether employers will hire local American laborers or cheaper Asian labor as the scheme unfolds.
Continued from first page, Commissioners conduct party through Sprecksville and Haiku. At Haiku church Senator Baldwin presided as eloquent speeches by Cullom Hitt Frear and Kalua were delivered. Officials thanked Attorney General Smith and President McKinley for leadership as the party planned to return to Kuhului via the Hana route.
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