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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
4
Fragmented political discussion includes reaction to the Nicaragua canal treaty and anticipated future U S status. Mentions Germany’s stance on the canal, American and German steamship interests, and concessions linking the Atlas Steamship Company to the Nicaragua project.
The article reports urgent petitions from Chamber of Commerce members and reform groups seeking to apply the navigation laws to the Philippines trade. Notables, including Ginker and Tilton, press Congress and the Senate to extend commercial laws and enforce American flag navigation for Philippine routes. Telegrames and letters from the Pacific Coast urge application of consolidated laws, with officials noting Treasury Department delays until Congress acts.
Washington rumor sparks talk that Henry C Payne could push government purchase of telegraph lines. Western Union stock rises modestly on speculation. The idea: government acquisition of telegraph networks at owners' asking prices faces long odds. The note mentions past debates and Payne's stance on network ownership.
Rosebery spoke to a large crowd delivering a drawn out oration that offered few concrete Liberal party solutions. He emphasized cautious progress and slow steps, quoting Roosevelt, while critics noted limited illumination of policy and strategy.
New York dispatch reports a London Vie correspondent noting Lord Rosebery’s views on Britain's role in Europe, with mixed reactions from Paris and Brussels. The Paris writer Estournelle protests to Rosebery over continental alignment while foreseeing pressures from antirepublic sentiment and German aggression. The Bulletin offers industrial coverage and hints at leadership debates surrounding British strategy.
The House approved a bill enacting Dingley style tariffs on goods from the Philippines and extending revenue measures to fund operation. The vote included Democratic alignment and Republican opposition, with debate on customs duties and a proposal to recommit for changes. The act also sets collection and transfer rules for fiscal mixing between the U S and the Philippines.
A historical notice lists major banks across cities including San Francisco London Paris Berlin Hongkong Yokohama and New York. It notes deposits received loans approved security commerce and bill of exchange activities with prompt collection accounting.
General banking and exchange buninees notes issued and available in principal cities worldwide. Interest on fixed deposits after July 1, 1808. 7 day notice 2 percent, undisturbed one month. 4 months some 3 percent, 6 months 3 12 percent, 12 months 4 percent.
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