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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1898
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes a parade of Hawaii questions facing President McKinley and suggests a philanthropic citizen invest $10,000 to aid the Board of Education. It critiques current officials and argues Hawaiians lack a say in appointments, urging broad American party organization to unite.
A Portuguese delegate, JM Fein, plans to engage labor organizations nationwide to advocate a plea aimed at uniting the country from coast to coast. The effort seeks broad support for a reform belt, with Fein coordinating outreach across multiple states and unions.
The piece notes that some soldiers in the New York camp have grievances yet universally vouch for Colonel Barber. It portrays Barber as a commanding officer who does not dwell on individual interests, aligning with the aims of the corps and maintaining discipline among the men.
The Advertiser hints at future government actions on the loan fund proposal but offers no clear answers. It notes a pattern of unresolved questions and suggests the official organ will refrain from addressing them directly.
The cabinet is alleged to use loan fund money with little accountability to local people. Citizens demand continued public works, while Mr McKinley’s commission is seen as disconnecting the cabinet from the people. Dissent grows as officials face questions about funding and responsibility.
The piece argues the young generation largely caused the Spanish American War and vows continued honesty and loyalty in future aftercare. It claims today’s youths are not cowards and notes veterans prefer not to return to combat after prior wartime service.
A letter-like critique argues that the Advertiser lacks credibility comparing it to historic figures and scolds its stance on Hawaii annexation. It asserts the paper opposes liberal franchise in Hawaii and resents American law extension, accusing officials of siding with anti-democratic views. The piece links the Advertiser to broader foreign policy debate and calls out perceived inconsistency in supporting annexation while limiting local voice.
Mr Morse gave a song recital at the Progress ball yesterday afternoon with Mr Twinning as accompanist. A good crowd of Indies and gentlemen praised the tenor's varied program and easy manner. Organizers consider a concert soon with Honolulu’s best talent and Progress Hall as a suitable venue.
Loanent Adlividend withedio and made paves ble to the stockholders of the Walmanale Stuer Company at the office of W.G. Irwin & Company Limited on Friday the 30th instant The stock hooks of the Company will be closer to transfers from September 17 to September 19 The note references loans and secretary details with garbled wording.
Persons wishing to obtain beard at Makawao Mont can be accommodated at Mrs. How Bailey Ter ls ten dollars per week.
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