Philippines Policy Sparks Division in Buck Henrichsen Woes
The New York Sun reports a heated debate over annexing the Philippines. It notes Buck favors limiting expansion, while Henrichsen opposes annexation and warns of national hardship. References to Don Cartos Sevurs and Tepatlie doom frame a polarized foreign policy scene. The piece hints at broad agricultural and economic anxieties tied to the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuck Henrichsen
Hiovis
Philippines
Buck
Don Cartos
New York Sun
Our Contemporary's Forethought and the Advertiser Debate
A fragment examines shifts in opinion over three days regarding politics and national figures. It mocks The Advertiser for retracting infallibility, condemning Hobson, questioning Admiral Dewey, and criticizing neutrality rhetoric tied to Honolulu harbor remarks. The piece portrays a volatile press reacting to policy and leadership.
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Hobson
United States
Admiral Dewey
Bennington
Honolulu
Ex-Minister Woodford Defends Flag Endurance in Overseas Posts
Woodford, speaking in New York, asserts the Republican message that the flag remains over Porto Rico Cuba and Manila Bay until American enlightenment and freedom are established. He says New York and national sentiment back this stance and notes Hawaii’s local Democratic organ rebukes it yet aligns with Washington.
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Woodford
New York
Porto Rico
Republicn Party
Cuba
Manila Bay
People of
United States
Loc
Hawaii
Washington
American sentiment in Hawaii sparks calls for strong U S ideals
Hawaii Americans debate Washington policy amid questions over McKinley era education and the territory’s loyalty. Activists urge abandoning past ideals to embrace bold Americanism in official life and avoid a perceived cowardice in diplomacy.
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Washington
McKinley
Hawaii
United States
United Sites
Pacific
Spain
McDonald contradicts Wardell inquest testimony
Jobin W McDonald disputes the Wardell inquest report claiming Mrs McDonald was clear and accurate from start to finish regarding the purse incident and timing. He argues she was not unduly excited and that Wardell was likely dead before alarm was raised. Dr Wetzel testified death could have occurred an hour or more prior. James T Stacker, Hawaii Herald editor, is in the city on a brief business trip with Hopolula friends but remains opposed to relocating his view of Honolulu as the territory’s top city.
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Jobin W. McDonald
Wardell
Mr. McDonald
Mentor
Dr. Wetzel
James T. Stacker
The
Hawaii Herald
Stacker
Hopolula
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