01 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1897
Page
1
Classified note lists sale of an office space on Fort Street Bele Block with room details incomplete. No full address or price provided. The fragment suggests a property listing or rental inquiry but lacks essential specifics.
Washington June 17. Full text of the treaty uutlining annexation of the republic of Hawaii to the United States is transmitted to the Senate with a state department report. The document traces U.S. policy from 1820 through 1893, highlighting diplomatic moves and commercial ties leading to annexation as the inevitable outcome of longstanding relations.
Report on a proposed treaty between the United States and the Republic of Hawaii. It outlines cession of sovereignty to the United States, transfer of public property, and governance provisions pending Congressional action. The text specifies new territorial status, law adjustments, and temporary authorities until a future government is established.
Washington dispatches report the signing of the first Hawaiian annexation treaty in the diplomatic room of the State Department on June 16 during the Harrison administration. Special commissioners Thurston Kinney Hatch and aides, with Secretary Sherman, witnessed the ceremony as the treaty was prepared for Senate submission.
Washington June 23 The Hawaiian annexation treaty dominates Foreign Relations Committee session. Subcommittee to study all complications including trade relations with other nations. Plan to report in December and delay to allow diplomacy. Japan protest noted as potential obstacle amid cautious administration stance.
Native Hawaiians oppose annexation under Euro pean and Oriental influence with fears of Oriental dominance. McKinley policy supporters push for quick action as Sen Morgan introduces a bill to annex Hawaii, aiming to implement the treaty if ratified. Japan signals strong protest though not blocking administration, while Sperckels opposes annexation citing population shifts. Senate action remains uncertain with hopes to defeat the treaty next fall.
A garbled note outlines the opening of a dove woman event with elongated Leyolos and an order form. The text mentions opposing Lewors and Coukya and a wary yet doubtful aim, suggesting a preliminary arrangement or planning stage for a forthcoming exhibition or sale.
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