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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1898
Page
4
The Red Cross from the Pennsylvania minister Uaceh drops back into private life in the quiet, common sense era that has long characterized the nation. The piece notes a shift as public figures retire and the country adjusts to new realities, highlighting themes of leadership, duty, and ordinary life after service.
Men who once attacked Minister Shimamura now concede his diplomatic skill and view him as a worthy representative of the new Japan.
Minister Dawoo is deemed unsuitable as governor while parallels are drawn to President Dole in the election context. New Electric Company subscribers are major stockholders expected to push for good Honolulu service. Department officials and lack drivers worry about job security as rapid American transit remains a central issue.
Washington reports indicate department officials here will not be disturbed until laws are fixed for the territory, a condition expected to give legal office holders a year of relative ease.
The writer urges restraint among the native population to prevent factional unrest, calling for unity and respect for every citizen despite hints in the Wilcox letter.
The passage argues that Germany's enmity may be newspaper-manufactured and cites U S Ambassador White as evidence that fears of trouble should be eased for now while noting diplomats can mask hostility with smiles.
Hawaii has contributed 875000 to Japan, and many states are following suit by funding local troop equipment. New York appropriated a million dollars and other states demonstrated similar wartime generosity according to their wealth.
The article discusses Hawaii's position on free trade versus protection, noting historical shifts toward free importation and the potential impact on sugar, ships, and employment. It argues for protection of the American sugar industry and highlights public opinion shaped by economic interests and war loan subscriptions.
Eugene Rosenthal, representing the Red Cross Society, recounts his battles alongside Clara Barton in the Turkish and Greek campaigns. He served with the Turkish army and later the Greeks, praising Honolulu for Red Cross activity and urging support as insurgent threats around Manila persist. He notes depleted Red Cross stores aboard the Pennsylvania and asks Seattle residents to replenish supplies for future needs.
The State Department reports an Italian squadron under Admiral Candiani has reached Colombian waters to press the $250,000 Cerruti award. Rome dispatches say Candini awaits Colombia Congress convening on July 20 and the presidential election before decisive action.
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