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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1899
Page
4
A collage of early 20th century issues notes Congressmen backing Prohibition in Hawaii, Aguinaldo’s focus, and Dole’s maneuvering amid calls for fiscal clarity. It cites press delays from “no quorum,” telegraph reach in the Philippines, and Belmont’s platform signals. A candid mockery of Hawaii’s finance, temperance efforts, and wireless startup capitalization closes the survey.
The article notes the twelfth anniversary of extending the reciprocal treaty and Pearl Harbor concessions, aligning with Hawaii’s Thanksgiving observances. It argues that U S actions secured Hawaii’s commercial benefits and stability, leading to national prosperity and a land of plenty reflected in homes across the country.
The real Opposition opposes full territorial legislation for the Islands and the Commissioners Bill framed by eminent Commissioners chosen by the President. The article argues for a united front to ensure enactment, noting distrust of the President's judgment and warning against faltering or division among Hawaii’s supporters.
The fragment discusses a minority report by comrades including Cullom Moraan and Ft not joined by others, arguing the minority view is final as far as Congress concerns, with calls for further discussion to resolve the situation. It reflects a Hawaiian commission context and questions about milistating or misrepresenting the situation.
Mothers discuss shifting public school hours from nine to eight, with fears of workload and finances coloring views. Teachers favor longer morning blocks while many parents worry about mornings, child care, and duties, noting poorer families bear the burden more than the wealthy.
London reports Arnold White credits Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford and Captain Mahan for Britain's naval greatness. Beresford likely to command the Mediterranean fleet in January with the battleship Revenge as flagship. Also notes plans to dam the Suez Canal and Holland submarine trial interest. France to have two more submarines by October.
Chicago November 20 Democrats began the 1900 campaign with a National Committee meeting at the Sherman House. The session aimed to set a date and place for the full committee and outline campaign methods while reaffirming the Chicago platform. Chairman Jones said the meeting would affirm the Chicago platform and current conditions favored the party. William Jennings Bryan was anticipated but the Bulletin notes he may not attend.
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