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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1898
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin reprints and analyzes anti annexation arguments and party platforms from 1898. It contrasts Dole party neutrality with U S policy, notes the Press tone, and accuses Hawaii officials of self interest, bias, and disloyalty while urging a stance favorable to American authority.
A satirical note mocks campaign rhetoric as too damaging to constituents while accusing leaders of cowardice and puppet strings. It laments ongoing political disarray and urges accountability as a public voice criticizes evasive officials and calls for transparency amid Hawaii related debates.
The piece notes the U S territorial appointments in 1897 across Indian, New Mexican, Alaska and other territories. It criticizes the Dole administration for favoring newcomers over locals and questions what term of residency constitutes bona fide residence for government posts. It cites judges and officials from several states and territories.
The Minister of the Interior issued a notice that from this date all neat cattle imported into the Hawaiian Islands must be tested for tuberculosis under the supervision of the board of inspectors of animals at the port of arrival. This move, under contagious diseases law, aims to prevent health dangers from infected imports. Also noted are Hoodlula board of inspectors members JR Shaw W Monnarrat and W H Hoops, and a brief report on Mr Chas Hall leaving for Kailua Kona for two months to work at Hackfold store. Nine Chinese individuals were moved from quarantine to jail pending habeas corpus court decision, with two boats and a police officer delivering them ashore.
Dr Hoffmann reports malaria germs in fever patients but local doctors say little malaria in Honolulu. Malaria treated fevers show only a small response. Tomorrow evening Company G NG HL conducts a Foreign Office trophy presentation with expected high jinks.
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