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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1896
Page
5
The Evening Bulletin editor comments on fiscal policy and pending legislation. Ministers face criticism of loan schemes and salary payroll cuts while public morality measures gain ground. He notes anxiety over opium licensing and comments on Portuguese policy in colonial affairs and labor issues.
Robertson fights for citizen rights amid the deleterious land improvement bill. He secured extended consideration, a rare curb on hastily rushed legislation. The Board of Health must guard against plague from the Orient and take no chances with introduction of disease.
Miss Katharine Durham and Mr. Lloyd Osbourne, son of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson, will marry tomorrow evening at the home of Reverend Alexander Mackintosh. The bride hails from Stanford University, California, with only relatives and intimate friends invited to the ceremony. The piece notes drifted snow flour advertisement and a political remark from the Mexican President on the Monro Doctrine.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations today decided not to report a bill on a cable contract to Hawaii. A draft favored by New York Scrymser and New Jersey Spalding companies, with a blank to name the winner, was under consideration. Democrats largely opposed any act granting a cable concession while Republicans and Senator Morgan supported awarding to one company. A vote favored the New York firm for the blank, but the report on awarding the contract failed, signaling a temporary delay and potential joining of contesting companies in future legislation.
A bold advert claims the New Process Blue Flame Oil Stove burns coal oil with a blue odorless flame, lasts a year per wick, and cooks with no soot. It emphasizes safety, interchangeable parts, and oven size of 19 1 2 by 12 by 13 1 2 inches, suitable for any kerosene supply.
No 10 Fort Street Store, formerly run by J T Waterhouse estate, will continue in the same business under the new owner. A full line of dry goods and honey goods will be kept in stock at low prices, thanking patrons for twenty five years of support.
A shop narrates a tale of an old watch worn to failure, rebuilt by skilled hands, and the owner’s satisfaction. The piece extols careful restoration over replacement, touting the shop’s capacity for intricate work and urging customers to trust them with watches of any trouble.
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