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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text presents a jumble of terms about wine barter, city, subscriptions, per month and per year charges, foreign countries, and vague payment notes. Names and places are unreadable, with multiple garbled phrases suggesting a broken financial notice rather than a coherent article.
The Advertiser criticizes the current Commission and advocates for government by the people over private interests. It argues for manhood suffrage in Hawaii and warns against distracting fears about a Commission government. The piece cautions leaders wary of the public and urges the Commission to act on the will of the people.
Times grow tough as Ho nolulu endures unusual snow while Hawaii struggles with political missteps and uncertain leadership ahead.
France is again shaken as the Dressas case resurfaces with sensational talk of a practical murder of an officer. The event promises new facts to emerge as investigations unfold and the public awaits clarity on the alleged crime.
A clipped, opinionated note argues American ship builders cannot supply ships under the American flag for Hawaiian trade. It laments the situation and warns of political pitfall in naming Porto Rican, Cuban, and Philippine conditions, urging mercy from Powers toward the namer.
The text critiques Hawaiian political prospects and the impact of extending coastwise shipping laws. It cites Minister Cooper as a possible commander figure and questions the Chamber of Commerce asking Congress to extend such laws without exemptions, warning it could alienate shipping interests across the states. It also notes In galls and prize fights in a broader wartime context.
A fragment quotes President McKinley on appointive offices and independence. It discusses interpretation room and the relation between republic status and independence, suggesting flexible reading of the directives.
In a quieting of title matter before Judge Stadley the twelfth day proceeds with a mixed jury and only rebuttal witnesses remaining this morning. Wm. White of Lahaina has sworn oath to renew a license to practice in Hawaii’s inferior courts. Attorneys Castle and Weaver withdraw filings for Luce estate matters. Bruce Cartwright’s team filed no supplemental petition for perpetuating testimony in the Palolo Valley land dispute.
A Shanghai dispatch dated Wednesday says Chinese Government forces were defeated in two pitched battles in the last ten days by Kwangsi rebels, with 8000 casualties. Rebels number about 80,000. provincial forces oppose them. A high ranking governor is to lead troops to suppress the rebellion within a month, under punishment. An imperial edict censures the Governor of Kwangai for deceiving the Emperor in July about suppressing the rebellion.
The ateam whaler Fridjof arrives at Tromso Norway after landing Explorer Wellman and his party in the Attic. General Merritt leaves Manila for Paria to appear before the Peace Commission on August 30 in Washington. War Department orders General Greene to San Francisco to be mustered out and General Babcock to return for Adjutant General duty. Major Simpson to report in Washington. American Messenger Service, Masonic Temple.
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