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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1899
Page
4
Taxpayers question the reasoning behind scheduling September elections in Hawaii and demand a clear answer from the Hawaiian Government. They seek whether any effort has been made to consult Washington authorities, and criticize potential wasteful spending on elections that may be ineffective.
Osi President Dole answered when asked if the Government had been instructed by Washington on holding a general election this year. He stated there had been no instruction and that asking for instructions would have been useless. He noted the government is proceeding with preparations for a general election based on Hawaiian law.
Tidbits mention Tlawan health, rising market trends, Gen. Funston photo in Rome, a mis step at Waimanolo and a steamer misroute. References Hoselulu and Lot birds, Agnivalto's peace plea akin to Coxey's demand for work, Coxey's men reacting to labor presence with division.
The article argues that many lawmakers travel to Europe during recess, suggesting that if they showed the same concern for domestic issues as for abroad, the nation would better address its expansion challenges and public policy at home. It emphasizes the need for leaders to balance foreign travel with decisive attention to U.S. problems.
An unsettled exchange centers on why discussion of embalmed beef was delayed. Officials in Washington and Honolulu debate the timely handling of a delicate issue, signaling heightened scrutiny and potential political ramifications as new details emerge.
A heated article criticizes planters and the Interior Minister over labor quarters and immigration report findings. It argues the Executive Council bears responsibility for workers’ welfare and denies sudden ministerial incompetence, noting cabinet actions tied to the President.
The New York Sun argues Congress should not rush a permanent Hawaii government. Two paths exist: retain the local system under revolution-era rulers or Americanize Hawaii thoroughly. Opinion shifts toward first policy with concerns over Hawaiian leaders' acceptance of American duties, suggesting further delay may benefit national interests as Hawaii is towed along behind the nation’s ship of state.
Hamburgscher Correspondenz says Paris Temps article claims Washington promised Filipinos independence, while the French government may align with Aguinaldo. It notes the Paris piece could reflect French views as the United States negotiates with Filipino leaders.
The piece extols recognizing and acting on opportunities to gain wealth. It cites Honolulu energy and a rush to seize chances, noting that many rich people started poor and rose by quick action. It mentions bicycles as tools to seize a ground floor chance and urges readers to buy now from local dealers to clear stock.
King Bros at 110 Hotel Street invites owners to discuss making a photo of their home. The message seeks to add names to a developing list and offers a talk to arrange the session.
An old style clothing advertisement promises hats caps and linen mesh underwear with high standard. It offers cheerful refunds if buyers are not satisfied and notes agents for Dr Deimel's Linen Mesh along with a catalogue request.
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