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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1899
Page
4
The fragment recalls Kinney's letter and hints at a depraved news item. It mentions a Monday February 20 1899 date and a cautious Washington connection, indicating a contemporary commentary on Kinney's testimony and its public reception.
Readers question how harbor activists will handle the arrival of the Pacific Mail vessels. Amid uncertain fate rumors about Aubee, locals scoff at foolish notions and seek practical responses. North Carolina appears on the map, while a Southern states representative in Manila gains attention for cautious critique.
The apprise of the second of February hints the official organ may publish a piece titled Washington should come to Hasail, signaling a possible public narrative shift. If printed, it could spark local discussion over policy or leadership direction.
Unclear OCR text references Mr Dole appointing delegates to a tense Mississippi Congress. Mentions American laws extension and names Cleveland Bryan Carnegie President Jordan, with broader political contest and a powerful contracting stance affecting forward movement of the American Hathaway.
The Gar members bestow kind words on the Chief Justice while urging the press to avoid overstepping by praising only the motions. Lenient congratulations are offered to Mr Jad amid hopes the current executive may prosper.
Wenniwsy Loerath Me Kinney ssetter from Walling ton gives the latest review of Hawaii bills in Congress. The chances for general Hawaii legislation this session seem slim, with immigration and shipping laws likely to pass in the Senate while the tariff measure remains blocked by the Finance Committee influenced by Chatwin Alfrich. Kinney speaks on the situation.
The article argues Hawaii's protest to the Finance Committee lacks impact and presses the shift of support from former allies. It questions Pettigrew's influence and weighs the stance of Republicans regarding Hawaii. It suggests Hawaii should send a delegate to the Mississippi Congress regardless of new legislation.
A dated review praises a Macmillan edition for its strong portrayal of manhood and womanhood through the hero Captain Basil. notes its mature themes, moral conflict, and contrasts with cheap novels, while praising its instructional value and engaging plot. The piece also reports ship movements and naval logistics around Oregon, Manila, and Philadelphia, detailing the Brutus arrival and possible routes and port calls.
A Hawaiian Hotel banquet honored Chief Justice Judd for a quarter century on the Supreme Court bench. General Hartwell presided with President Dole. 47 judges and lawyers attended as toasts honored various legal figures. Judge Hardy read a poem and several stories were shared before adjournment at 11.0.
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