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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1899
Page
6
East side Kalihi Valley property with best Pearl Harbor view in Honolulu promises deep soil free of stones water supply before building and a park in memory of Princess Kaaiulani. Lots offered at lowest market prices. applications at office receive preference by order of receipt.
About sixty election commissioners arrived at the State House to watch the count and ensure Taylor is not robbed of his rights. They said they will stay until the issue is settled, while no Democrat influx had yet occurred and more were not expected until Sunday night or Monday morning.
General Joe Wheeler states in a dated letter from Angeles that over twenty island tribes resist Aguinaldo's rule. He warns withdrawal could trigger warfare and anarchy, while noting soldiers favor control and power from arming themselves. The letter reflects anti imperial voices in the United States and fears insurrection.
London reports that Lord Konepery of Edinburgh denounced Mr Chamberlain’s Leicester address. He argued Britain should not attack other nations or mock foreign leaders, saying such tactics harm the Queen and Britain’s standing abroad. He urged an end to lingering inflammatory language.
December report from Frankfort notes Governor Bradley preparing to return to private life as election certainties loom. He predicts Mr. Taylor will assume the chair, while election officials may delay until Tuesday. The piece blends political tension with an ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla. In Manila, General Otis reports Colom Brereton temporarily insane and dead by self-inflicted action at Santa Tomas.
A fragmentary report highlights an artist painting at a window on hotel street, showing skill with the brush. The piece notes colorful Island7 views, including a panoramic city view from Punch Bowl, some works sent abroad as Xmas gifts, and mentions sewing machines and needlework in homes.
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