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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1898
Page
4
The piece notes Emperor William traveling incognito to Spain while pressing trade matters. It critiques Southern support for war policies, mentions Spain seeking arbitration on the Philippine issue, and references Senator Morgan on the Nicaragua canal. It also parodies religious debates and a proposed missionary revival, ending with a jab at efforts to restrict church ads.
Linolula staged a generous city dinner for soldiers amid a day of hard work by the lilies. The event pleased hospital workers and all servicemen received attentive care and plenty to eat, reflecting a warm communal spirit.
A historical overview notes how Western states shifted toward the Republican stance after the war. It highlights diverging views: the East wary of further imperial entanglements in the Philippines and Puerto Rico, while the West, especially Mississippi to the Pacific, favors retaining the Philippines for economic opportunities. The piece argues regional sentiment influenced postwar policy and endorsements.
The Eastern seaboard fusionists and state tickets are noted for supporting the Philippine Inland policy, while California and Washington show unified Republican strength. Nance O'Neil stars as Elizabeth with strong onstage chemistry with Herbert Carr as Robert, Earl of Essex, earning audience applause despite minor cast weaknesses.
A past dinner party features the Damon's extended circle with costumes and playful roles such as Puritan Mother and Pocahontas. Guests include Miss Violet Damon as Pocahontas and Miss Vera Damon as Topsey, with a long list of friends from the Damon family and others observed at the gathering. Also noted is a Makiki baseball game where St. Louis College and High School teams clashed, with St. Louis prevailing 10 to 6, followed by foreign press snippets from Le Temps and Blanco's letter about Cuba and the open door policy.
Store advertises holiday presents with items from 15 cents to 75 dollars and en route large shipments across lines. It invites public inspection and opinion, claiming prices are right and aims to satisfy all wants.
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