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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1895
Page
4
Water customers must pay by January 1 in Honolulu Water Works office with a 10 percent late fee after fifteen days. Circuit court announces estate matters for Chungattan region with bankruptcies and claims deadlines, urging all creditors to file promptly.
The letter defends annexation as essential to Hawaii’s prosperity while rejecting monarchist labels. It asserts governments derive powers from the governed, that consent of the governed is required, and questions a United States move to annex if it harms local self-rule and rights.
The Tribune defends government by consent as a core American principle while arguing the current administration’s push for annexation faced delays and conflicting motives. The piece notes expectations of rapid annexation but suggests patience before harsh judgment.
A Honolulu era column targets Julian D. Hayne and a rival editor, accusing them of intimidation and bribery tactics to control advertising. The Star defends itself as free of political coercion, while criticizing others as servile to money and influence, and insisting the accusation came from a drunken talk rather than a real warning.
A reader letters cites editorial bias and accuses the Star editor of cowardice and evasive conduct. The writer claims editorials manipulate public opinion, warns of consequences, and asserts the Hawaiian newspaper context shows hostility toward government critique.
The Hilo Tribune reports progress at the Hakslan Government School and a new Olay church nearing completion. A Kona inland road project stalls for funds while a road from Hilo to Waianuenue improves with a 8810 foot length and macadam top. J R K Wilson built the road. lands sold by Colin A Scott and C G Kennedy funded it. Marriage activity rises in Hilo as civil-authorization questions surface. Water rate notices appear in official columns. Christmas goods auction set by H W Schmidt & Sons with W S Luce as auctioneer.
A Honolulu retailer promotes a wide Christmas assortment with aluminum ware solid silver pieces cut glass and plated wares plus lamps onyx tables and bicycles for children. The pieces are described as both useful and ornamental with reasonable prices and an invitation to inspect displays in windows and showcases.
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