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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1899
Page
4
The report notes a drawn out discussion on land transfers and sovereignty with emphasis on the Hawaii question. It mentions a need for more careful consideration than immediate demand suggests. Names and exact dates are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Spanish General Rion shows no regret over insurgents, while Bryan and Connepie clash evokes past rackets. A senator contends greatness comes without party instruments, and call reports Aguinaldo keeps safe from Tendon mission accusations.
A fragmentary note cites President Roosevelt saying he will be governor of New York for two years and that the people will keep him in politics as long as he remains willing to stay. The quote reflects early political expectations and public support shaping his career.
Grover Cleveland remarks that his views are antiquated and unsuited to progressive times. The exchange suggests he has learned how the public presently perceives his stance on key issues.
A recall of Consul Wildwan sparks questions over loyalty and obedience to instructions. Filipino sergeants claim ownership of 247000 assets, intensifying pressure on the envoy to conform to orders and maintain silence.
The article argues that selfish interests push for expansion policies while Congress considers two routes for Hawaii. Either establish a colonial footing with duties and controlled migration or admit it as a continental territory. Administration favors a territorial status, but self interest from sugar interests may influence outcomes.
A political critique attacks President McKinley for elevating Col. T H Barber to Brigadier General viewing the move as petty jealousy and spite. The piece notes Barber's reception here was harsh and shows strong partisan sentiment.
The account praises Col. Barber as a faithful officer trusted by men and officers, noting his strict adherence to orders and high regard within the army. It contrasts the U S president with Hawaii's republic and hints at relations with Gen King, implying a strong recommendation for promotion from the official Hawaiian government organ.
The official organ comments on hostile legislation and hints Hawaii seeks a former representative in Washington. Leading advocates Neumann Kinney and Robertson are in play, with Frear already in the system as Commissioner. The piece questions if Frear’s work pleases officials and whether sending Dole or the old guard is being considered to influence Congress.
Twalani docked at 12 45 p m today after a 650 mile voyage crossing Hawaii channel six thoes. On January 13 she carried Paul Lienberg and party from Kakuibavle to Kipahala while Lwalani ferried Paul Isenberg and party from Lahaiun. Mr Tsenberg attended Kipabolo matters ahead of installing new manager Barckhausen, head Inca at Kanoapali. Anon plans retirement and return home.
P. Plankett and N. P. Pinckett, both charged with gross cheat, pleaded guilty and had sentence suspended for one month with the condition that Plankett depart the country. They left on the Aorangi yesterday.
The piece notes a speculative view from the Herald on Franco British and New York relations. It mentions that sections of the press in both countries influence opinion coursework, praising a cordial approach while acknowledging difficulties. The author compares various journals including The Vremiva and The Navest.
A Washington dispatch notes the North Atlantic squadron will assemble near Havana by month end. Rear Admiral Sampson plans maneuvers for a West Indies cruise, with Admiral Sampom to remain in command and may detach additional ships to Havana to aid local authorities if needed.
Berlin January 11 Vice Admiral Tirpitz told the Reichstag Budget Committee that no new naval expansion is planned and existing schemes will proceed within limits. In New York January 11 police report Count Esterhazy sought passage from Rotterdam hotel to America amid the embarkation of passengers.
Eleven ex crew of the City of Columbia sailed to Vancouver yesterday then plan to return to Seattle and other nearby home ports. Captain Milner, commander of the unlucky steamer, was also among the passengers.
New York January 1. The American liner New York formerly the auxiliary cruiser Harvard began her first voyage since the Spanish war as a merchantman to England, preserving the Atlantic service of the line from interruption.
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