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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1899
Page
4
The Bulletin outlines real estate trends in Honolulu and Congress momentum toward recognizing Hawaii. It highlights proposals on land titles, Pacific cable talks, and measures tied to the New Lands Resolution while noting political figures and events shaping Hawaii’s status and public works debate.
Ax-Congressman Towne cites rising chatter in New York among prominent men about doing away with the republic. He says the remark, spoken with a serious face, reveals how desperate the silver Republicans have become to maintain a public image.
The writer lauds the President for a well written message that aligns with public sentiment and defers to Congress on details. It highlights Hawaii references and urges prompt action on the Territorial Bill to resolve legal conflicts and alleviate local governance issues.
The document argues the United States must retain control of the Philippines, warns against independence or protectorate arrangements, and states Congress will decide the final civil government. It emphasizes loyalty, eventual civilian rule, and the ongoing insurgency requiring military supremacy until peace and order are restored.
Mr LeMunyon defends Honolulu health authorities and photo coverage in a letter to the Evening Bulletin, arguing photography harms the islands and urging suppression of harmful reports. He notes his own photo supply business and urges restraint to protect Hawaii and its image.
From the Transvaal, reports detail Gen. ixhwen's heavy losses at Morir as Boers defend positions against British pressure. Night retreat followed by harsh weather on British lines. Methuen’s tactics draw criticism amid wartime turmoil. In Washington, Rep Roberts of Utah faces polygamy inquiry as House debates seating. A young Hawaiian is sought in a shoe store notice.
Notice announces Mr W M Giffard will act as Manager during Mr W G Irwins absence at WM G Irwin and Co Ltd in Honolulu dated December 8 1899. Giffard held the role during the usual business absence.
On the Inter-Island 8 Co wharf at Fort Street, notices of fruit sale are given for oranges and bananas, indicating base value and related accounts for the concern.
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