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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1899
Page
4
FRIDAY DECEMBER 15 1880 report notes U S and Hawaii discuss ministers of finance and recognition while McKinley stresses benefits for Hawaii. Amid global tensions Germany’s Wilhelm II faces a peaceful holiday season as dynamics of politics and diplomacy unfold.
The Intention of beet sugar producers gathered at Omaha is to compel all sugar tobacco and other products imported into the United States to pay duties whether from Porto Rico Cuba the Philippines or other parts of the world The Bulletin published important Mainland dispatches two days after the steamer arrived and was the only paper to carry early news of Hawaii's territorial bill in Congress and Archbishop Chapelle on the transport The Bulletin states it provides the news faster and more fully than others.
The text debates past mistakes in plague assessment and public actions in cleaning up a district, noting no current errors while urging caution to avoid repeating history and emphasizing cooperation during the crisis.
Commentary discusses President McKinley’s Hawaii annexation stance, urging Congress to define territorial government and assert national character. It critiques some expectations of an immediate transition period and calls for a broader, nonpartisan view of Hawaii within U S constitutional framework.
Telegraphic report from Terlin dated December 6 notes that President McKinley’s message to Congress has been warmly received in Germany by newspapers and government circles. The Foreign Office official told the Associated Press that the message impressed strongly and will strengthen Franco‑German relations while easing pending meat and sugar trade questions.
A notice lists items for sale at the Inter-Island 8 8 wharf on Fort Street including oranges and bananas. the listing appears to be an informal sale on behalf of a concerned party.
The annual meeting of the Honolulu Library and Reading Room Association members will be held at their rooms next Friday the 5th at 7:30 p.m. H. A. Parmalee, Secretary.
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