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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin lists subscription rates for monthly quarterly and yearly plans including postpaid and foreign options. It also references Kings, coronation discussions, and political notes about President Roosevelt and Governor Dole amid wartime and territorial governance, with various ads and a long, mixed opinion piece on imperial matters and state affairs.
A discussion on monarchy and republican values contrasts King Edward VII with American thought. The piece argues Americans favor merit over birth, noting the Declaration of Independence shaping views. It also reflects on monarchies’ roles amid European republican influences and how Britain’s king inspires admiration without eroding republican principles.
A strongly voiced editorial condemns political schemes and military expansion. It argues that wartime preparations and Philippine policy reflect elite corruption, urging restraint and warning that unchecked may lead to war and national decline. It references McKinley, treaties, and the Philippine question as central to public duty.
Government offices to close at noon on Thursday June 24 in honor of the coronation of King Edward VII, with confusion over holiday honors and absence of clear guidance from authorities. Governor Dole and local papers debated honoring the English monarch versus U.S. presidential inaugurations and local public duties.
Fragmented political rant ridicules hypocritical leaders who claim virtue while exploiting others. The piece laments public sympathy shifting from strongmen to reform, condemns mob power and media manipulation, and argues true virtue lies beyond rhetoric and spectacle.
A critical bulletin argues that Philippine land policy may mirror Hawaii, where large white-owned estates dominate and natives hold few acres. It warns that Philippine reforms could unleash corporate exploitation, displacement, and vast absentee ownership, driven by political economy and greed.
A long list of names follows the school ceremony where graduates are urged to heed the principal Prophel speech. The report notes two students, William and Walter, in farming and a long career in service, marking a notable community legacy.
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