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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1899
Page
4
On Monday April 10 1899 Gen Miles hints at marching to the White House while telegraph experiments across the English Channel promise a new inter island communication path for Hawaii. The upcoming Beretania street school project draws attention as a San Francisco contractor prepares to build.
A fragmented discussion notes Bishop Willis as a strong diplomat whose submission of church matters to the Archbishop of Canterbury draws attention. The tone suggests speculative whimsy about sugar stock and a future judgment at St Peter, with other figures mentioned tangentially and the Advertiser scarcely challenging the move.
A second Italian cruiser sails toward the Orient in a leisurely move. The piece notes the aim is not tied to China’s division and mocks public demands, comparing misfired politics to the difficulty of pleasing everyone all the time.
The speaker notes California’s strong desire for Professor Koebele and suggests invoking political necessity to compel his relocation. He argues Hawaii will not part with him unless forced by strategic interests, implying coercive bargaining to achieve annexation goals.
The Jeffersonian dinner factions split the New York Democrats into a twenty dollar faction and a one dollar faction. The one dollar group backs free silver while the other faction faces the policy divide. The piece suggests future clashes at other gatherings as free silver supporters push their cause.
The controversy centers on Bebley and Schley who balked when action was asked. Schley’s defense worsens matters and a future history may credit Minister Cooper rather than President Dole as the key figure in Hawaii's wartime crisis.
The piece argues that if the oath to support the Republic of Hawaii is obsolete under local election law, the entire election and related laws should be discarded. It asserts the government could have and should have used that right to address other perceived un-American provisions in Hawaii’s constitution and laws.
The text critiques Newlands and says only the President can direct changes from the dawalt course. Congress ignored similar conditions with tariff, shipping, and immigration laws, creating an unfor tunate situation. It questions whether the President will act to bring relief while Hawaii remains under the Republic governance and elections continue to reflect the oath to support the Republic.
The Herald lists about fifteen dwelling and store buildings planned or under way in Hilo. A. B. Loeben, recovering from illness, as representative. Plans include Olan plantation manager Peter Melia, sugar land from sea to 1000 feet elevation, 5 6 tons per acre, 10 000 tons yearly, rail transport, mill on coast, Pohoiki landing, and 20 million gallons water source aboard Lyman lands and related sites.
Pacific Coast charters for ports on the ea islande list ships including HOC Wright 276 tons from San Francisco to Ka halui chartered by Alexander and Baldwin Esther Bubme 272 tons from San Francisco to Honoiou Hind Ralph and Co Annie Johnson 976 tons from San Francisco to Hilo in Spreckels line A foreclosure suit Campbell versus Gulick grants the defendant thirty days to answer as of the current date.
Puoreor Beckley states the Kinau carried vast clouds of Kihei dust and dust from nearby areas on its latest voyage. He asserts the quality was the best, and though it created extra work for the crew, he is glad to have inspected it closely.
An ad notes a new Sterling bicycle model arriving on the Alice Cook. It claims the go fast design covers nearly 12 feet from pencil to word, warns that cheap imitations by Pala and plate won’t match high grade photos, and urges buyers to inspect the Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co offering for $60.00.
The purchaser of a fashion age suit should complete the harmony with a fine hat. Suits start at 10 dollars and spring hats, straw or felt, from 1 dollar. A vast stock of neckwear styles, with spring patterns never surpassed, offers silk patterns and dressy options. Prices from 25 cents. Batties Ascot Four-in-Hand Club Ti and Imperials.
Advertises agents for Dr Delmel’s Linen Mesh Underwear and invites readers to send for a catalogue. No dates or locations provided, but targets potential buyers seeking product details and ordering information.
For rent a new beach cottage at Waikiki with four bedrooms a large lanai a kitchen and patent washrooms plus servants quarters.
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