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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1898
Page
4
Fragmented notice lists publication schedule and office details for the Evening Bulletin. Includes names Farrington Logan Hason Mor and references to Hawaiian Islands distribution, mail and postal rates, subscriptions, and contact lines.
The Advertiser questions supporting President Dole as Hawaii's first governor and notes Minister Damon's quiet stance amid political chatter. The piece asks if bell ringing marks any US celebration and whether Hawaii will silence bell ropes as the public pays the fiddler for past dealings with Japan, warning against further missteps.
The speaker argues that future territorial battles won’t be led by detached elites on pedestals. True progress comes from men who engage with the people and organize locally, getting down with the citizenry to drill and act.
A call urges organizations to form and present local residents opinions to the Commission. The aim is to ensure no commissioner claims ignorance of the people's desires, stressing the need for leaders to hear organized public sentiment.
The Star endorses the Remember Maine campaign for Mr. Bewall or for an instant, but doubts his judgment to accept it. Remember Hawaii is the banner under which the territory’s people will mobilize their political forces.
In a note on current affairs British writers in the Orient discuss the future role of the United States as a seventh power. The piece suggests many Americans are eager to learn what policy and strength the U S will pursue and would pay well for a clear forecast from a soothsayer or prophet.
A columnist notes Chief Justice Judd faces criticism over a shelving in early appointments but argues he will attain the top role in the new judiciary department. The piece condemns sensational reporting on battles and warns against anti immigration sentiment while urging humane policy toward Spain and broader Pacific concerns.
The Japanese Government amends rules to permit foreigners to be adopted or marry into Japanese families if they have lived in Japan over a year and maintain good conduct. An immuko is defined as one adopted by a family while marrying its daughter, enabling an alliance. Protective measures may follow due to potential influx of adoptees.
A group of native Hawaiians plans to form an organization to appoint men who will present the islanders' wants and sentiments to the Commission arriving from the United States to study affairs and draft laws. Leading figures include S K Kane J M Poepoe and Robt W Wilcox a meeting is to be held soon to choose officers and form a consultative committee.
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