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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1898
Page
4
Honolulu regrets the proposed departure of Rev. T. D. Garvin and hopes his return will be permanent. A cabinet awards beer licenses trigger anticipated backlash from Rome. One delegation seeks delay while another presses for rapid transit of American law to Hawaii.
Andrew Carnegie completes plans for a vast new gunm factory and shipyard, while naval experts favor modern European materials over domestic production. Debate grows over the English speaking alliance and Philippine policy as advocates warn against relying on Britain to shoulder international burdens.
A Washington official says only a contingency could keep battleships Lown and Oregon in Honolulu. The German squadron is urged to leave Philippine waters, except for one or two ships, and cease interference in American affairs. The German incident still rankles in the American breast, but officials doubt the admiral will base naval strength in the Philippines without home orders.
The article argues that despite a 126 percent rise in American trade with China since 1888 some Americans claim the U S has no stake in Chinese Empire affairs. It contends American merchants will not wait while others seize advantage and warns of the power behind the throne in commerce and policy.
A colonial era public lament condemns General King and Lieutenants Wheelock and Merriam for disgraceful conduct affecting the regiment and uniform. Civilians fault officers for actions linked to fruit gardens temptations and a private’s theft, while praising soldiers under their command and noting the Waldorf Astoria’s expansion with a new sixty million dollar hotel project.
The Advertiser struggles under the weight of its own errors related to the negro proposition.
Washington September 22 A publicized card details the medical practice of Huidekoper a veterinary surgeon now criticized for mismanaging Camp Thomas medical department The reference notes denials by Senators Quay and Penrose over his appointment and recalls the doctor’s brother served as Philadelphia postmaster under Garfield.
In Louisville General M. H. Hobson Grannville Ky is named President A L Ogg Indiana becomes Vice President Wilbur Smith Lexington Ky is Secretary and Treasurer Alex Williamson Lexington Ky is Corresponding Secretary Resolutions call for keeping the Philippines and establishing a republican government until it fails and urge building the Nicaragua canal by the government Separately in Trenton New Jersey the Republican State Convention nominates Foster M Voorhees for Governor by acclamation and marks John W Grisz as Attorney General
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