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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1898
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin reports on the missing industrial figure Tink as investors doubt Hawaiian bonds will hit the market. Government vacationing band members may perform publicly. the Central Committee memorial is published. Captain Blane enforces uniform rules for soldiers, with local records to follow.
A extended session of the legislature could yield satisfactory results on questions arising from the change of sovereignty though such action would prove expensive and costly to pursue.
The Advertiser notes the campaign attacks supporters who followed certain leaders. It argues Admiral Miller’s naval mission ends without firing on an enemy, yet it highlights the broader moral aim of reclaiming the American flag in Hawaii.
The piece laments Americans’ excessive self-criticism and waste. It argues the public should question citizenship choices and seeks a nation with better governance. It claims the United States cannot even manage its own affairs and questions retention of the Philippines.
The piece reports Minister Cooper progresses a school extension project amid technical parsing of expenses. It notes strong public backing for the education finance move and questions over council authority, with officials aiming to smooth the board’s path.
Local officials question authority to spend on United States property in Hawaii under the Newlands Resolution. The piece surveys harbor ownership, potential repatriation of titles, bond validity, and the risk of repudiation, arguing for continued improvement and possible special dispensation to speed development amid territorial transition.
Sir Thomas Lipton recently donated 10000 dollars to an American charitable object. Har pera Weekly asserts the gift was channeled through the coviety of the Sons of the American Revolution. The incident underscores how groups claiming heritage from the revolution strain friendly ties between British and American citizens.
Secretary Alger asks the President to order a comprehensive investigation of the War Department. He is joined by Adjutant General Corbin in the request, while Nav al affairs await presidential renomination.
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