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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1899
Page
4
In a Honolulu publication, readers are urged to note Hawaii’s population growth and housing trends while questioning the Board of Agriculture's remarks on property transfers at Tantalus. The piece hints at possible misrepresentation and calls for scrutiny of official statements.
Ambassador Choate calls iron clad friendship a sign for continental Europe, indicating where to find the United States. The remarks signal a policy stance and aim to reassure or warn European observers about American alignment and dispositions.
The executive weighs whether U S courts will order Haveall to repay duties on American goods or whether federal authorities will treat the surplus as partial payment toward four million nine hundred thousand Heweitrn debt, noting uncertainties in enforcement and potential legal outcomes.
On the day of the last steamer from the Coast readers saw Washington dispatches claiming Dewey would be married soon. The Bulletin and Advertiser carried wedding accounts, with Star and other papers noting they were scooped in part and in full by earlier reports.
Citizens debate Hawaii after annexation as tariff and sugar policies shift. Opponents warn of colonial status and duty discrimination, while supporters emphasize continued political integration and economic alignment with the United States.
President Gehr of the Hilu-Koha la railroad states no action is expected on the land order. He has much at stake yet refrains from repeating accusations of misrepresentation against the Executive. As a progressive American, he trusts Congress and proceeds, aware he may lose but will not gain by charging Federal officials with ignorance.
Official reports affirm Hartwell has completed executive assurances of earning his salary. He was cordially received by Federal officials who consented to accept a brief he will prepare on public lands in Hawaii. Ballow acts as legal representative for a focal entity.
The article critiques the Hawaii annexation aftermath, noting tensions between local officials and federal authorities over public lands. It discusses Attorney General rulings, Newlands Resolution interpretations, and potential shifts of authority to the Agriculture Department, while defending innocent purchasers and warning against attacks on Army and Navy officials. It argues for Congress to oversee land transfers and warns of broader implications for this military outpost.
Wallika Navy and a party of passersby from Hann travel today with Claud ina to McCundleyn to resume digging more wells for the Kihol plantation. Magistrate McKay, visiting Nahiku, will also return.
A listing of steel road scrapers and plows including Tubular Wheelbarrows Pan-American Wheelbarrows Champion Canal Wheelbarrows Extra Heavy Breaking Plows Aving's Steel Plows and Perfect Rice Plows arranged by sorted sizes for reference.
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