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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1898
Page
4
A 1808 newspaper fragment critiques tariff policy and policy on the Philippine question. It condemns Col Bryan for evasive tactics and praises President McKinley’s firm stance, while questioning Hawaii’s anti McKinley line and urging government action on dock and port issues.
The Advertiser notes efforts to discredit Judge Zane during his Utah re election bid. The article accuses the Hawaiian government organ of using smear tactics against trusted U S officials, warning that the civic compact faces a push for power by local factions and urging vigilance against manipulative campaigns.
The text discusses ambitions among Hawaiians and others to form a Republican party organization, critiquing the official Hawaiian banner and urging all people to adopt American principles and citizenship. It highlights divisions among Hawaiians, native Hawaiians, Portuguese, and Japanese Americans in the territory and calls for a clear public declaration of political intent.
The appeal calls for ending petty jealousies and reorganizing Republican forces to place Territory politics on a firm American basis anticipated by the annexation act. It argues that delay achieves nothing and the matter must be decided by Territory citizens now.
A presidential appeal for reunion of North and South unity echoes as Hawaii faces official resistance. The piece condemns local leaders for clinging to power, labeling their actions divisive and unAmerican, while urging that Hawaiian loyalty be aligned with American principles under a native-born American governor.
Alumni Association members meet at Portatract headquarters at 7 tomorrow evening. Trustee W O Smith requested the meeting to discuss plans for a proposed clubhouse.
The cruiser McCulloch arrives from Yokohama with 85 crew plus officers led by Captain Hooper and arrives to coal before heading to San Francisco. The Dorie from Yokohama, carrying general merchandise and 622 Japanese and US Chinese, docks near the Pacific Mail wharf after departing on the 19th. Also noted are arriving Spanish friars from Manila and U.S. forces personnel including Captain Stelle and Lt Calkins on medical leave.
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