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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1899
Page
4
Government money for schools remains a central issue as the Planters Association weighs in on Hawaii’s political climate. Officials urge continued land sales to finance education while emphasizing efficient revenue, with B. I). Tenney praised for guiding treasury strategy.
The commentary notes British press may limit coverage to routine South Africa news until a decisive moment near Ladysmith, arguing public mood grows gloomy and a victory would brighten, while a defeat would seem more devastating.
A fragment discusses a political clash with a reference to a polar plexus blow at the Opposition. It asserts that Americans settling in Hawaii often align with Opposition views, unless tied to the “Happy Family.” The text hints at forthcoming changes and uses dated rhetoric about carpet-bagger roars as a war cry.
An interview fragment reflects tension over authority and independence as rumors from Washington unsettle the system. The speaker questions how long workers will keep their jobs if the situation continues to worsen.
Before Ohio elections the New York World argues Republicans retain attachment to liberty and self government while endorsing the President's expansion policy. It says the public remains on a straight path of dutiful progress, not wavering toward radical change.
In a contentious deliberation on a reprieve for huts sentenced to death, Mr. Dole faces a critical decision. The article weighs constitutional cautions and political considerations, urging humanity while acknowledging doubts about legal technics and the executive’s role in a volatile legal landscape.
The Hawaii Bulletin denounces Congress for meddling during the transition period, arguing colonial schemes and restricted trade harm American interests. It questions who bears responsibility for Asiatic labor and warns that imperial measures threaten settlers, mainland farmers, and Hawaii’s economic ties.
The text argues about colonial policy under annexation, contrasting American rule with discriminatory duties and protectionism affecting Hawaii. It questions the benefits to farmers and manufacturers and cites a $20 million American purchases total over two years as evidence of economic impact and the need for favorable policy. It discusses the territory's political status and the dangers of colonial restraint while questioning the value of continued expansion for domestic interests.
Loudon reports orders for the modification of the necessary reserves for the supplementary division announced yesterday by Lord Wolseley. The men will join between November 13 and 20.
Commerce desk reports that President has named former Governor Joseph W. Fifer of Illinois to a Milinol post as part of a broader administration appointment. The move expands executive leadership and signals a focus on regional economic interests.
The 1990 Hawaiian Scenic Calendar promises beauty and grandeur with carefully selected scenes. The cover features Hitchcock's painting of a volcano eruption in oil, and the calendar includes Honolulu temperature and rainfall data along with Hawaiian song titles.
An ad promotes the Golden Rule Balash at 316 Fort Street highlighting up to date fittings and fashion. It pledges affordable prices for fancy clothing and urges readers to stay stylish rather than out of date.
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