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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1898
Page
4
An aged bulletin column reports on international tensions with Turkey and actions by world powers. It mentions steamer schedules, campaign rhetoric, and political maneuvering, noting no movement toward rapid annexation and referencing local business and communications updates.
Young men who have not yet joined should consider the proposed rewrite of the Waverley Club into an institution in Honolulu designed to accommodate others not presently occupied. The institution’s capacity for aiding young men is to be properly sustained and measured, with priorities on privileges versus expenditures and profitless outcomes.
Mugwumps contend the Republican party refuses clear policy on governing the new island near Maine. They say the party records indicate planned control, while President McKinley gathers information for a governance scheme. They argue the policy strength and popularity worry them.
Jobo VP and Bassa correspondent praise a Filipino leader who cleared a path for American troops near Manila. Aguinaldo’s forces beat back Spanish defenders through bamboo swamps, though some grievances about spoils of victory linger as tides shift in favor of the Filipinos.
A discussion on whether one incumbent may hold both the 3rd and 4th Hawaiian circuits. The piece cites old law, argues ex officio authority may have lapsed, and notes residency requirements. It questions who may be eligible and whether a resident judge could serve across circuits while noting limited current authority. The broader column touches on political appointments and a brief aside about Minnesota football and Philippine figures.
Sunter reports for the Comittee to the Olan Coffee Planters Association that 20 000 acres in Olus are suitable sugar land and half under cultivation could yield a 50 000 to 60 000 tog crop. If true, expansion of the argar industry would continue with no end in sight.
An annual meeting of W. O. 1. 0 will be held at the residence of Mea J. M. Whitney in Punahon tomorrow at 2:30.
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