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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1898
Page
4
In Seattle officials are urged to ensure Hawaii officials do not displace workers. The note calls for careful handling of the United States and Republic of Hawaii property in executive discussions about military equipment and ships, stressing Seattle merchants should send steamers and not lose jobs to Hawaii authorities.
Honolulu progresses toward revived maritime links as Tacoma merchants pledge a local steamship line using Arizona type steamers, though the shipments and move remain unguaranteed. The plan excludes the Wall atrect fixtures and Trinity chimes, with downtown relocation of a military headquarters bell discussed as a possibility.
As Secretary Hay assumes duties drawn from British associations, the Anglo American alignment deepens beyond mere cordial relations, signaling a more robust cooperation between the two nations. Officials note closer consultation on trade, security, and diplomacy, suggesting a shared approach to pressing global challenges.
Henry MStanley writes from Chicago noting public opinion favors keeping options open before formal alliance with Great Britain. He argues caution, urging readers to weigh consequences and stay flexible as political landscapes evolve.
A London despatch notes American forces found 880 to the treasury at Manila. The dispatch hints at spy activity and suggests the United States will not obtain a cash war indemnity.
Upon arrival, Col Barter informed his regiment that any man who disrespected private property in the city would face the strictest military discipline. The warning underscores wartime order and obedience measures on local authorities and troops.
The text contrasts religious groups in the city and notes New York City has strong patronage for religious work in business centers. It suggests New Yorkers need such work more than Himolala citizens.
The Army and Navy Journal notes Ensign Cartin oficer after landing at Ponce sent a telephone ultimatum to the Spanish commander. It claims this is the most up to date method of securing surrender of armed forces.
The incomplete text argues against trusting published forecasts about future governance. It notes a tendency toward liberal government and a cautious, mixed reception among readers. The passage reflects a cautious, opinionated stance on political prospects.
A fragmented article argues the District of Columbia's government mirrors monarchical rule with the President, fearing suppression of the Negro vote. It questions Hawaiian citizens' status under American rule and contemplates whether freedom touted by citizenship has been eroded.
A local critique argues against the federal commission holding executive sessions on Hawaii matters. The piece says full details should be aired in Congress, accusing the commission of keeping Hawaii in the dark and relying on Washington for information. It questions the sovereignty and demands transparency before any move toward statehood.
In St Andrew's Cathedral last evening Miss Clair Franks Nickelsen wed Olaf Lauritz Sorenson with Rev. Mackintosh officiating. The ceremony featured organist Wray Taylor, and a bridal party including Kalama Ward maid of honor and Helen Sorenson. After the service the couple departed amid guests, planning a home move to Wilder Avenue after a Hawaii trip.
The City of Peking, among the first ships to leave the city for the Philippines, returned this afternoon with fifteen United States sailors. The crew included a small group of men reported as part of the voyage. No notable actions or events are described.
Stockholders of Hevolala Rapid tranch sud Lund Co Ltd vote to elect officers for the coming year. Positions named include president, vice president, treasurer, auditor and directors. At the meeting the charter is accepted and bylaws adopted.
The Oceanic Gas and Electric Co led by M M Koun offers complete gas and electric plants with fixtures, agents for Columbia Phonograph Co and American Battery Co, and cites installations for Government Light House, Hawaiian Tramways, Me Wo Hills residence, and more. They promise reliable lighting, independence from utilities, and six month guarantees with repairs.
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