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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1897

Page

4

Water Privileges Temporarily Relaxed Across Districts

Andrew Brown announces policy to allow irrigation from 8 am to 6 pm with limits, suspending prior restrictions on Green 4 and Le Nuvi an Valley above street. Water use must not exceed four hours in any 24 hour period, pending approval by Honolulu Water Works and Minister of Interior J A King, dated June 17, 1897.

Holtere Bolslock Jon le Nuvian Andrew Brown Honolulu Makiki K. Kekuene Poundmaater

Unexpected Annexation Treaty Moves Forward in Senate

Washington tidings report a surprise shift as President McKinley’s annexation treaty, once thought stalled until Congress met in December, is being advanced by its allies this session. Supporters claim running down the book to ratify seems likely, while opponents warned of political peril for the Republican party. The San Francisco mail delivered the extraordinary forecast near Tuesday.

Washington McKinley Senate Congress Annex San Francisco

Retirement of Curator W. T. Brigham at Bishop Museum

An able man, Professor W. T. Brigham, retires as curator of the Bishop Museum. The note lists his strong mood as a possible fault and mentions recent incidents involving Hawaiian visitors and grain plots. Contention exists whether these reflect intent or misfortune.

W. T. Brigham Bishop Museum Brigham Hae Rau

Museum treasure and baseball dispute loom in old letter

In a retirement tribute to Professor Brigham the piece lauds his scientific work and notes the museum holds the greatest Pacific artifacts, many belonging to the Hawaiian government. It also discusses a baseball dispute with the St. Louis club, gate receipts rising, and calls for public sacrifice to resolve the impasse.

St. Louis St. Louis Boys

Count Okuma on Hawaii annexation and Japanese influence

The interview with Count Okuma reveals he doubts U S annexation moves and notes 25 000 Japanese in Hawaii would heed their consul general. He argues Hawaii should seek independence, while the Honolulu press shows mixed concern. The Jubilee royal ball coverage notes the Wall Street Gazette's only public critique.

Count Okuma Mr. Noyes United States Hawaii Honolulu London Wall Mall Gazette New Yorker William Waldorf Astor

Hawaii Climate: Summer Relief and Annexation Upheaval

The article extols Hawaii as a cool refuge from extreme heat in eastern and midstate cities, noting sunstroke is rare and holidays resemble each other in temperature. It mentions Congress passing a tariff in an extra session and hints at Hawaiian annexation affecting currency, with references to broader political moves.

Hawaii Congress

Boston Herald warns on Hawaiian statehood in one breath

The Boston Herald decries native Hawaiian political rights in a sweeping roundup and fears their admission as American citizens. The piece notes strong opposition and frames citizenship as a dangerous political shift. It reflects era anxieties about race and national identity in U S policy.

Boston Herald Borla

Timely Topics Stove Ad Highlights Oil and Coal Options

Local ad promotes BLUE FLAME OIL Stoves in three sizes with a new smaller edition. Dietz Stove Company markets kerosene burning stoves with oven and pots and multiple burners. Also advertised are FISHER STEEL RANGES and models Pansy Columbus Olive Bono plus a large Empire City for hotels with a sizable oven and health surface at a low price.

Dietz Stove Company United States Fisher Steel ColumBus OLIVE Bono Empire City

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