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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1899
Page
4
Fragments discuss Hawaii finances and subscription rates, plus editorials on Dewey, Corbett, and Prohibition. Mentions Admiral Dewey, Admiral Houdlette, Captain Linnea, and local Hawaii civic figures in a broad survey of current events and political debate.
Fragmentary passage praising wartime leaders and sacrifice, invoking Benjamin Franklin and Logan and other fallen patriots. Notes responsibility and future consequences, with scattered references to private soldiers and American patriotism amid constitutional ideals.
Admiral George Dewey denounces any candidacy for the presidency and asks the press to drop the topic as unnecessary heat rises over his name. He states his decision is sincere and final, and says further campaigning would be burdensome while he now enjoys life ashore after sailing into New York Harbor.
A Washington representative, W. Q. Smith, is urged to push a territorial government for Hawaii to ensure stability under American principles. The appeal stresses adopting American tariff, shipping, labor, and postal laws to integrate Hawaii fully and safeguard national interests.
The American steamer St Paul near England established Marconi wireless with Alum Bay and Poole and received dispatches on the South Africa war. The Transatlantic Times printed aboard sold for a dollar with proceeds to the Beamen’s Fund. Passengers sent wireless greetings to friends in England.
An Advertiser report notes two sailors were arrested for an affray at the Wels Ka Hoa Saloon. Troops from transport Pa than and City of Sydney marched out in heavy order while ships were prepared to sail at noon after thorough cleaning and orders to depart.
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