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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1899
Page
4
The piece accuses the official organ of misrepresentation amid calls to oust Mr King and questions the government’s delay in authorizing a statement in the Advertiser. It cites Mr Dolo asserting authority to appoint and warns of a conspiracy theory amid near elections.
Uncle Sam will foot the bill for the five damage claims as Hawaii taxpayers express thanks. An attempt to tarnish the administration falters as hoaxes unravel. Ward Pollitzie moves royal securities to San Francisco, funding Hawaii development. Utah adjourns without a US Senator, and California and Pennsylvania appear likely to follow Mormon State patterns.
Russell Sage argues that political work rarely yields useful knowledge of others and notes the high cost of instruction from experience. He suggests that practical learning in politics is costly and imperfect.
Critics argue that President Dole and his Cabinet wield a direct link to Washington, enabling unchecked influence. The remark warns that such power could corrupt policy unless checked by oversight and public scrutiny.
An analysis notes Filipino public schools lag behind a third grade American reboot. It argues that after military occupation, an army of American schoolmarms will be required to follow the occupying forces to elevate local education.
A Boston Alderman expresses surprise at the free and easy manner of Chicago Aldermen. The note implies Boston residents, including those familiar with John L. Sullivan, are taught to be circumspect in manners.
A historical column argues President McKinley authorized Dole to fill vacancies until directed otherwise. It questions Dole’s official power to accept resignations and name appointments, cites King and Damon as involved figures, and notes controversy over authority and potential misuse.
Major John Tweedale, longtime chief clerk in the War Department’s Record and Pension Branch, is made an assistant with the rank of Major. The bill also promotes General Fred C. Ainsworth to Brigadier General to lead the bureau, seen as a fitting reform amid Civil War era service. The change aims to protect aging, loyal public servants and modernize the department under Congress and President McKinley.
The text notes officials consider promoting Tweedale to Colonel despite his current Major rank. It argues the change harms no rights, honors his faithful service, and envisions him assuming fuller duties soon. Also described is a police station display of carved Japanese paper knives, labeled as such but treated as potential weapons, to be reviewed by a magistrate.
Executive building quiet with only the two day old Attorney General present and occupied in the Judiciary building. President Dole met briefly with Minister King Damon and Superintendent Rowell to discuss public improvements though details were not disclosed.
Certificates for Maunalei Sugar Co stock are ready for distribution at the office of Gear Lansing & Co. Holders of receipts should present them for exchange. C. B. Gray, secretary, notes in today’s Banner.
The piece argues a bicycle is a source of pride and warns against poor bikes. It praises Sterling for cautious design, avoiding fads, and asserts tested quality over novelty. The Pacific Cycle & M't says they have many 1899 Sterling wheels available, with top grade priced at 50.00.
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