Hawaiian expansion and moral progress voiced in 1898 bulletin
The Evening Bulletin reflects on Hawaii annexation, Japanese relations, US policy in the Philippines, and the need for public improvements and moral advancement. It urges prompt action on parks for children, obedience in the army, and restraint in fiscal pursuits while stressing national duties and humanitarian ideals.
Fragmentary note on education and language use in Hawaii
A truncated discussion suggests the phrase the situation is peculiar or poor for arguments on conditions in Hawaii. The editor of Celestial Magazine is criticized for lacking appreciation of true conditions, with broader remarks on writers for British magazines and general misperceptions about places worldwide.
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Hawaii
Hawai
China in turmoil teeters on reform and fate
A British Shanghai editor warns Western readers that China remains a land of contradictions and upheaval. Rulers clash as reformers face peril, while foreign powers watch warily. The piece notes widespread bloodshed among progress martyrs and ponders whether enlightenment will prevail, with spheres of influence a looming possibility. Appetizing ship news follows with Delicacies on the steamer Australia. Singer sewing machines claim broad household success amid advertisements for Bergersen in Honolulu.
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China
Shanghai
Aona
Pekin
Fox
Reform Party
Mary
Case Reform
Election of Officers at Old Wall Company Meeting 1898
At the annual meeting of the Old Wall Company held October 1898 officers for the ensuing year were elected: W G Irwin president W M Girard vice president H M Whitney Jr secretary and Toms Goo auditor. Directors named were W G Irwin W L Hopper and A Haneborg HL M Whitney Jr secretary of the Olowalu Company Honolulu October 1898.
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Oldwall Company
W. G. Irwin
W. M. Girard
H. M. Whitney
New Goods Display to Start Monday November 7
Display announces opening on Monday November 7 with wares from over twenty five factories in Europe and the United States. Between the 7th and 36th of November the best assortment of Holiday Wares will be shown on these Islands. All goods are marked in plain figures. Visitors are invited to inspect.
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