SONS OF CALAMITY MEETING TO grill Rev Kin vail
Evening Bulletin reports the next Sons of Calamity meeting on December 22, 1808 will grill Rev Kin vail for draping an American flag on his house. The piece mocks the official press for claiming Americans held special rights and suggests naturalization for Hawaii territory citizens.
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Kinvail
Hie
Hawaiino Territory
Oahu Railway and Land Compar
Chamber of Commerce Rooms
Honolulu
Dr J G Metrrew Milestone Honored By Loyal Americans
Dr J G Metrrew called the father of annexation reaches the 76th mile of his loyal life tomorrow. The community praises him as men who once damned his honesty now bow before him in humble submission for his steadfast loyalty.
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Metrrew
Annexation
Transfer of the Hawaiian Islands and the omitted minister
The Hawaiian Government organ notes President Ackinley authorized Admiral Miller and the United States Minister to carry out the transfer. It condemns personal attacks on Mr. H. M. Sewall and notes public affection for annexation. Flowers and bootjacks are refused. the piece calls out motives behind criticism and urges restraint.
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Hawaiian Islands
United States
Ackinley
Admiral Miller
Advertiser
Sewall
H. M. Sewall
Cole
Erma Square
President McKinley’s Message to Congress Admirably Conservative
The message reviews events leading to the war and outlines key features of the administration. It avoids dictatorial tactics, presents a clear view of the situation, and signals positive, honest action awaiting public response on governance of new territories. It calls for an enlarged army and navy, construction of a Nicaragua canal, stronger merchant marine, and Cuban independence.
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McKinley
Congress
Hag
Nicaragua Canal
Cuba
Hawaii voters face citizenship and franchise debate in local tale
The Hawaii commission report draws praise for naturalization but warns of a shaky franchise stance. The writer urges full American principles in local government, calls for sweeping changes, and questions property qualifications while noting Mauna Loa ports, Lyons cold spell, and Deputy Marshal Chiligworth's illness.
Hawaiians and outsiders debated over territorial governor choice
A letter argues the governor for Hawaii should be an outsider to heal bitter Māori and local resentments tied to Dole and Kaunakaa. It asserts McKinley’s support for Sewall over Dole and stresses appointing a nonlocal figure could ease tensions and avoid a political clash with the Advertiser and government allies.
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Eprron Evestxo Botterin
Advertiser
United States
McKinley Bne Lote
Sewall
Dole
McKinley
Kanaka
Goy
Mr. Bewall
Julia
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