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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1899
Page
4
The piece notes Aguinaldo’s movement toward Luzon, debates over U.S. Senate seats, women gaining political influence and entry into the stock market, Hawaii’s stance on Asian labor and industry, plus reflections on fire safety and legislative deadlock. It cites Honolulu’s views on Asiatic labor and Northwest trade development hints.
Hawaii has pushed development in agriculture, with Washington and Oregon forming a natural market for its coffee and tropical fruits. San Francisco remains a friend, but the territory must not overlook Northwest cities and their direct communication and market opportunities.
These stock questions to the visiting senator from Wyoming probe Hawaii’s climate expansion policy sugar prices and the Nicaragua Canal. Vague queries touch upon McKinley governorship Dole minority report and views on volcanic sites like Hilo. Readers expect reassuring statements favorable to Hawaii.
The piece portrays Speaker Reed as the dominant figure in the Republican Party, wielding vast legislative influence through committee control. It argues his power to shape patronage challenges the President and could steer party strategy toward influencing the 1900 nominating convention, framing Reed as a principal obstacle to McKinley’s policy aims.
The article describes Reed opposing the administration’s expansion policy with cable and canal aims. Reed and Bryan share a platform on expansion, differing mainly on finance. Reed, a powerful House leader, fights to maintain influence amid Republican backing for McKinley’s policy and a possible party shift.
A teacher or cyclist lauds the Gentleman's and Lady's Sterling models of 1898, noting repairs cost and extensive usage with thousands of lessons. The sale price is advertised at 60 dollars as a Pacific Cycle shipment arrives aboard the Alice. Attorney General Cooper continues inspections of state institutions including the insane asylum and quarantine station.
Our spring stock has arrived with a wide range of men’s and boys’ clothing hats caps neckwear and haberdashery. The store promises new items at Kash prices with one price to all and invites customers to view affordable options and the Dr Delmel’s Linen Mesh Underwear catalogue.
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