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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1899
Page
7
A fragmented local note reflects on the newsboys of the city embracing early Thanksgiving principles. It emphasizes youth civic spirit and a call for national gratitude without naming specific events or individuals.
A garbled passage discusses Hawaii's future governor, native Hawaiians, and comparisons to enslaved Africans, mentioning the Advertiser digressing from American topics. It hints at local elections and a tension with the Government party, raising questions about native status and political stance.
The article lauds Hawaii's path during the transition after sovereignty ended by the Newland Resolution. It credits the seminary era for steadfast belief in constitutional privileges for Hawaii and notes an endorsement of views once mocked by Counselor Gear.
The death of Vice President Garrett A. Hobart removes a figure of strong character and official integrity from national life. He rose in New Jersey politics by cleansing its atmosphere and stayed ready to aid the President. Hobart, as Vice President, supported the administration while earning praise from official associates and the public alike.
The symposium of newsboy letters shows Honolulu newsboys aging from diverse backgrounds delivering clear English, despite street slang. The letters reveal accurate history and strong penmanship, with youths described as bright, hardworking, and proud as they recount the On To Manila campaign.
A fragment notes the value of money and the impact of private treasury habits on a young man. The text discusses prudence in handling funds and the lifelong benefits of financial literacy learned in youth.
The piece debates whether Minister Damon should resign and whether the President would accept. It argues Damon acted properly by submitting to headquarters and contemplates the sovereignty transfer and Hawaii’s official life under McKinley era policy. It notes Congress action and President Truman era references? The tone implies a debate on executive and legislative roles in Hawaii’s government during a transition period.
The St Clement's fair opens at the old Girlick premises on Kiang Street from 1 o'clock this morning. Ladies busily prepare a rich display of fancy work toys flowers and refreshments. Committees led by Mrs Walker Mrs May and Mr Lawrence oversee各 tables and helpers ensure smooth operation through the afternoon and evening. The hall is adorned with palms vines and flowers as native singers perform from 6 to 10 pm.
The Portuguese celebration at Concordia Hall featured ornate decorations and lantern lighting. Speeches by Charge d'Affaires Cansvare, Vivas, J. M. Camara, and A. Shiva preceded plans for another Lusitana Hall event as masqueraders gathered. General Cipriano Castro, Venezuela’s young president, is noted for early Liberal support and a history of political activity, though described as impulsive and hard working.
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