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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1899
Page
4
Publication notes April 19, 1899, criticizes shifting policy of Mr. Dole and officials who condemn American authorities while pursuing personal spite. Contains fragmented phrases from the Evenine Bulletin publishing house.
The article extols using mountain streams and rivers for motive power via electrical transmission to plantations and pumping plants. It highlights reduced coal use, energy efficiency, and potential corporate gains, noting global adoption by nations and manufacturers. It predicts rapid progress in electrical engineering will not be overlooked.
The Hawaiian official organ defends the executive while noting judges reverse opinions and politicians shift policies. It likens recent moves to thieves reacting to burglar alarms, arguing that partisan clashes fuel arguments of responsibility in Washington and in local business circles.
Continued from page 1, the account describes the escape at the beach after being severely stabbed, the discovery of officers headless on Easter Sunday, and their burial with honors at Molvina. It notes distributions of arms to friendlies, potential troop sources, and praises for Admiral Kautz, Captain White, and others while reporting Matavai as resolved to fight to the death.
Washington era style report notes the Waialua Sugar Company and Panchbowl region factions at the Legislature supported moving the powder magazine from Punchbowl slopes to a new site for safety. The old magazine will be relocated next week as officials claim reduced explosion risk. Also mentions April 19 1890 Evening Bulletin notices and Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co bicycle advert details and stock move to Sterling bicycles at cost while reallocating space for new carload orders.
Hi ry Kabuanui, a Hookena native who killed his father in law at Kaobe North Koua last Tuesday, arrived aboard the Upola this forenoon in the custody of Officer Joto Kaimanend. He was taken to Osha jail for safekeeping. The murder occurred during a taro patch work session. authorities say the crime followed a fit of insanity.
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