Transfer of the dog and neutrality dispute recalled
A 1808 Advertisor excerpt notes an American minister on Annexation day celebrated a controversial transfer and condemned opponents as selfish and timid. It cites confidential letters from Minister Cooper to Mr. Hatch in May 1898 and contrasts a similar expression by another American minister on August 12.
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Friends of Hawaii
Hawaii Neutrality Debate and Dole Defense in May Crisis
The article reviews the Hawaiian Executive’s stance on neutrality during the Spain United States war, citing letters from King Kalakaua era officials, editorials in The Advertiser, and Captain Nichols remarks. It argues the government wavered between obedience to neutrality and pro-US alignment, culminating after Dewey’s victory with a shift in policy.
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Dewey
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Dole
Tte
Willeach
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