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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows names Arrington Daniel Logan Eaton City and Rosana with scattered phrases about per month per year postpaid to America Camas Maentoe and foreign counties. No coherent event or action evident.
The text notes defined powers of civil officers and mentions a ballot of thanks. It cites Mr Kent’s warning and suggests bias may arise in the distant future, though not warranted by present conditions. It calls out an irony as officials seek American control alongside American military forces.
A compact note praises Uncle Sau as a capable figure in local politics while contrasting with past attempts by others. The piece highlights a refreshed political dynamic and suggests the community’s changed ability to influence leadership.
The officials cannot hold the Executive Building from President McKinley as they did against Cleveland's orders because the people are not behind them. Times have changed since the Hing went up.
Secret sessions of the commission hint that if the public does not get what it wants it should ask for it. After all requests are in, the commission will decide what it can grant.
A strong pledge vows full restitution to any citizen harmed by American Forces. If culprits cannot be identified the entire regiment may be charged to cover losses. The aim is to deter wrongdoing by making the regiment financially accountable.
Analysts question claims of an imminent boom as land and stock purchases tempt buyers amid high prices. Observers note insiders with cash aim to buy at lower values, while plantation managers rely on strong dividends to sustain stock prices. Skeptics cite scarce rents and looming sugar market shifts as potential breaks to any boom.
The article argues against a sugar and real estate boom in Hawaii noting annexation boosts stability and property demand without wild speculative gains. It cautions that genuine growth comes from population and business, not a boom mindset, with no evidence of a sugar or land frenzy.
The Advertiser denounces an attack as unwarranted and bigoted, arguing the Newlands resolution placed civil and military property under U S civil authorities. It questions the stance of executives over military occupancy and urges clear separation of civil and military roles during the transition in Hawaii.
Civil authorities view the actions as aimed at embarrassing the men guarding American interests. The Executive is accused of lack of justice and courtesy, with the Advertiser’s contentions dismissed as idiotic. The piece argues the stance is un-American from start to finish and condemned by Hawaii’s American sentiment.
The move will be generally welcomed as it provides income to people lacking funds for large deals and fosters a welfare enhancing spirit in the territory, aligning with public interest and economic growth.
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