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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1899
Page
4
The piece discusses Lord Beresford withholding findings on Orient politics and a potential war by Aguinaldo’s republic against the United States. It notes editorials on public debate, and remarks on Honolulu theatergoers amid political chatter indicating uncertain public opinion.
Lord Beresford and American troops arrive on the same day at an American outpost. Despite differing paths, both parties advance a shared aim—the advancement of English speaking nations as a global civilizing influence.
Citizens of both nations extend cordial greetings to Lord Charles Beresford in American territory, noting shared interests as the English speaking peoples. The piece celebrates enduring Anglo American friendship and mutual progress in opening the Orient while urging bonds to remain strong and frictions to be remembered as 19th century incidents.
The piece notes Mugwump factions miscast Theodore Roosevelt as an enemy of parties while he is portrayed as a strict party man. It highlights Roosevelt’s early political rise, including service in the New York Assembly in 1881, reelection in 1883, and chairing the New York delegation to the National Republican Convention in 1884.
The piece argues that Roosevelt aligned with party lines in 1886 to protect Republican integrity, rejecting Mugwump pressure in New York City and comparing it to 1897 when Gen. Tracey ran on the regular Republican ticket. It credits Roosevelt with loyalty to the party, appointments to navy secretary, and continued party support despite personal independence.
The visit includes a cordial reply from Lord Charles Beresford praising friendly US Britain ties and commerce. He notes no formal alliance is needed as mutual goodwill grows, touches on Hawaii, native Hawaiians, and Ireland's union, and signals a cautious, reflective future.
Lord Charles Beresford’s Honolulu visit centers on commerce and peace with Britain the United States Germany and Zapooec net. He praises the open door policy and hopes for a broad alliance to promote trade and world peace. Local committees host luncheon and a reception at the consulate with a parade of civic figures and the Quintette Club.
A short fore noon session of the Board of Agriculture approved reserving Makiki slope land for the Ladies Floral Society flower garden with land size and rent to be set by the Interior Minister. Byron O Clark reported difficulty securing 10 000 camphor trees for plantings and said only 2000 are available now. seeds are on the way and will be planted upon arrival.
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