12 Oct 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1897
Page
1
The article surveys European and American reactions to Spain’s internal reforms and the looming Cuban crisis. It notes Weyler as a key figure, discusses potential cabinet changes, and reports on international commentary from London and Paris. It mentions Yousef, Dingley tariff implications, and ongoing debates over bimetallism versus gold standards.
A grand reception at the Executive building honored Senator Morgan with Gov Beontordoko T ongin of Alabamin as guests. Despite torrents of rain, a vast crowd filled the Hall of Representatives, with President Dole and Mrs. Morgan among the honored pair, decorations and a night of dancing lasting past one in the morning.
The Merry Makers announce a Thursday evening performance with a Saturday matinee at reduced prices for women and children, plus the season finale Saturday night. Opening night drew admiration. fans seeking light entertainment should get seats early at Wall, Nichola Co.
An immense stock of fall millinery, patterns, hats, bonnets, and silk waists arrived today on the Australia direct from New York for N. R. Sachs.
A Honolulu meeting on October 4 1897 adopted resolutions opposing any protectorate and urging the union of Hawaii with the United States as a state for the benefit of its residents. John T Morgan to receive a copy of the resolutions. Thomas K James former Australia steward arrives in Honolulu planning a tourist hotel venture after touring Europe.
The post discusses potential governors for Hawaii after annexation. Senator Barrows and ex-Congressman Mark S. Brewer emerge as favored options for territorial governor, while Admiral Beardalee comments on Japan’s stance and protection of Japanese citizens. Senator Lodge envisions a two chamber territorial legislature and presidential appointment of the governor, with suffrage and local courts retained locally.
The Naniwa reports Hawaiians favor delaying arbitration until December, hoping the Annexation Treaty is ratified by the U S Senate. Mainichi notes Japan will commission one or two warships for America and Honolulu next year as the navy gains new cruisers under construction.
A dealer or listing from Camarines showcases a broad range of fresh fruits vegetables and stored goods including peaches plums oranges apples grapes nectarines lemons cauliflower fresh salmon flounders crabs frozen oysters potatoes olives pickles cheese butter and onions. Contact Canvonita Favrt Manner via telephone 378.
Receipts at Francisco for August show Hawaiian rice totaling 672000 pounds valued at 27363 dollars, plus 11000 pounds in 1896. Chinese rice receipts for the same month reach 176887 pounds valued at 3208 dollars.
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