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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
4
A fragmentary Honolulu Evening Bulletin from April 7 1899 discusses registration urged today stock market optimism sugar funds and plantation finance. It mentions Orpheum philanthropy university extension lectures and a court fine related to teaching a Chinese driver rules of the road, noting potential collisions and broad urban contrasts.
The text describes a 19th or early 20th century push to organize higher education on a national basis like elementary schools. It notes strong opposition in cities across Britain and the United States, while suggesting Honolulu could still improve by engaging actively with the program.
Japanese vernacular journals urge offering such offices to secure an understanding between Aguinaldo and Uncle Sam in favor of an independent republic. Americans display a firm stance, warning against any espionage and stressing that victory in the shooting match is theirs. A rainbow sighting on Beretania street hints at government funds for a Beretania street school shipped to San Francisco, yet no celebration is felt in Honolulu.
An essay argues for a better cemetery site in Honolulu, comparing it to Arlington near Washington and urging civic action. It criticizes neglect and urges a private group or association with funds to commission improvements or a crematorium, elevating the dead’s rest and public spirit.
J M Dowsett petitions as administrator of the estate of Stephen Spencer late of London England. Receipts totaled 26239 18. Supreme Court hearing Hawaiian Agricultural Co v Sam l Norris Kinney Ballou McClanahan for plaintiff Hatch for defendant. Circuit Judge Stanley presiding in place of Chief Justice Judd disqualified.
The ship Hawaian Ibis Star of Bengal continues its voyage to San Francisco after an emergency coal loading in port on March 16. The captain discharged much coal to prevent fire risk and returned to the voyage. No more basketball at the M. O. A. until Monday night.
A condensed Honolulu stock note mentions a sensational Saturday night scene where a performer nicknamed The Quaker Wonder Worker discards money and gifts a diamond while distributing free medicine to the poor, shaping a curious local spectacle.
An advertisement touts Sterling bicycles from the Custom House as a new fast model. It claims travel speed creates a wide gap between words in print and notes the bicycle’s superior quality compared to cheap bikes. It suggests visiting Heckle & Mfg Co. for pricing and demonstration.
Our spring stock has arrived with a wide selection of menswear and ladies items including undergarments and accessories. The store stresses new stock, attractive prices, and a single cash price for all items, inviting customers to view and request the catalogue.
A newly built cottage at Waikiki features four bedrooms a spacious lanai a kitchen and patent water closet baths plus servants quarters. The property offers modern amenities and ample living space for a coastal retreat.
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