Letter on Hawaii land order and political tensions
The piece criticizes native Hawaiian concerns about land order, condemns opposition to President McKinley’s policies, and questions the Dole government’s loyalty. It argues cooperation with Washington and warns against local criticism that undermines the administration. It notes private interests expect congressional relief and reflects tensions between local authorities and federal policy.
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Parker in Washington prompts talk of governorship race
Local Hawaii tensions rise as Col Sam Parker meets President McKinley in Washington. Reporters say Parker’s reception signals possible bid for Hawaii governor, while supporters insist courtesies reflect native Hawaiian influence in national counsels. Attentions focus on Parker’s standing with the President and the implications for Hawaiian politics.
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Opposing the President on Hawaii land orders debate
The Bulletin quotes the New York Sun on the land order dispute amid Americanism criticisms. It notes that while some favor radical federal authority after annexation, many U S citizens protest official actions, including reactions to aquatters at public land auctions.
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Hawaiian public lands fall under Congress after Newlands
In a New York Sun report on Hawaii, Secretary Hay’s slow approach to selling public lands in the islands is challenged by Dole. The piece notes that the Attorney General, then Griggs, warned land disposal requires an act of Congress and that the Newlands resolution reserves Hawaiian lands for legislative decision.
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Hawaii Lands Sale Clash Reveals Constitutional Strife
The article discusses the conflict between Hawaiian authorities and U S officials over land sales under colonial rules. It notes President McKinley has not authorized such actions and criticizes Dole for overstepping his powers while Honolulu insists on acting independently under two constitutions.
Lipton Denies 1901 America's Cup Challenge Plans
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton states he does not intend to challenge next year but will likely push for the 1901 America's Cup if he lives. He says no arrangement has been made and no talks with Mr. Watson have occurred while Mr. Fife recovers.
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