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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1898

Page

4

Evening Bulletin Hears While Hawaii Debate Echoes

The item discusses Hawaii and American policy, mentioning figures titled Admiral Dewey and stock movement. It notes a desire for free and nondalterated trade, reflecting on U S Britain relations and colonial development as the era begins.

Senator Davis Voices War Territory Stance and Uncertain Peace Plan

Senator Davis asserts support for retaining territory won in the war while as peace commissioner he admits uncertainty about future actions. The remark suggests flexibility to align with President McKinley’s cautious policy and hints at potential compromises in postwar terms.

Davis America McKinley Nono

Portuguese Petitioners Influence on Hawaii Labor Citizenship

Portuguese petitioners in Hawaii are portrayed as essential to American labor integration, with their appeal framed as aiding native workers’ interests. The text argues second generation Portuguese become loyal American citizens, likening their role to that of Swedes Norwegians and Germans in other regions.

United States California New England Sebor Asia Union of States Hawaii Northwest

Blaine Letter Warns Against Asian Labor In Hawaii

In December 1881 James G Blaine wrote to Me Comly in Honolulu outlining U S views on introducing Anglo Indian coolies to Hawaii He argues the United States would view any move that harms Hawaii by introducing new social elements and notes the native Innol population decline of about 10 percent from 1872 to 1878 and ongoing.

James G. Blaine Honolulu Hawaii United States

American policy on Hawaii amid immigration and annexation debate

The article analyzes U S policy toward Hawaii stressing independence and avoidance of assimilation into Asiatic or Anglo American systems. It cites a confidential State Department memo outlining how annexation could benefit American capital and labor, prompting relocation of U S workers to the islands for rice and sugar growth.

Hawaiian Islands State Department Candy Blaine More United States Comly Soutern States

Memorials Hint Annexation Came Two Years Too Soon

The remark suggests that among memorials the sentiment questions timing, implying that annexation may have occurred earlier than ideal and inviting reflection on the political timeline and its consequences.

Hawaiians to Be Heard Fast in Upcoming Session

The forthcoming session will feature Hawaiian voices prominently with emphasis on rapid processing. Officials expect swift testimony and decisive action on key issues affecting the islands.

Hui Aloha Aine delegates meet in Arion Hall

A Hui Aloha Aine gathering of 38 delegates from Hawaii Maui Molokai Osta and Kauai convened in Arion Hall this morning. The session opened with prayer and President Kenotin outlined the convention goals before a credentials committee of M Kane Thomas Clark and W Kamahini reported all present delegates qualified. The remainder of the morning was used to finish credentials and adjourned until afternoon. Waites plantation began grinding again early next week.

Hawaii Maui Molokai Osta Kauai Arion Hall Kenotin M. Kane Thomas Clark W. Kamahini

Anniversary of Perry victory marked by Hawaiian SAR and DAR

Viceroy Sons and Daughters of American Revolution and Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated Perry’s Lake Erie triumph at Chief Justice Judd’s home. Dr N B Emerson read a detailed paper with prepared maps of ship movements and naval history, followed by brief remarks from Chief Justice Judd and a singing of America. Refreshments then concluded the event.

Perry Lake Rie Justion Dudd N. B. Emerson

Remember the Manne Thing to Know We Are Gas and Electrical

We are gas and electrical engineers ready for business. We install complete gas and electric plants with fixtures and operate. Agents for Columbia Phonograph and American Battery Co. Built Accytelene gas plants for Government Lighthouse Harbor Hawaiian Tramways Co and more. Generators are reliable and cost effective. Approval by Honolulu Board of Underwriters. Call in a sample and get prices. We guarantee all work and repair if defective within six months.

Columbia Phonograph Co American Battery Co Government Light House Harbor Hawaiian Tramways Co Ates Honolulu

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