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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1899
Page
4
A collection of political and social notes touches on Hawaii’s rail plans, labor concerns, and international ties. Remarks probe U S and British relations, Cuban sentiment, and Samoa diplomacy while forecasting public interest in infrastructure, finance, and commemorations.
The piece reflects on an American soldier’s prowess in foot racing, notes a Philippine fight ring as a hub for a New York expert, and cites a government apologist praising executive influence abroad. It critiques Americanized official camp followers and argues the nation’s stance pivots on Hawaii’s strategic role.
A Washington correspondent observes Senator Hanna’s business like approach in politics and suggests Hawaii’s leaders could benefit from his method. The piece notes the value of applying a Hanna like administrative experience to Hawaii’s government.
A fragment recalls the government’s unclear immigration position as awaiting the public release of a famed Washington letter. The era’s so called statesmen seem eager for rewards, condoning whatever outcomes may follow.
Grover Cleveland agrees to a publicity photo session with the matoscope project following precedents set by Corbett Fitzsimmons Lore Fuller and others. Report suggests the ex president’s full grandeur would shine best during a fishing trip shot.
Positive action in Samoa the Philippines and Nicaragua signals the administration seeks respect for its foreign policy. With McKinley in command and John Hay directing, the American ship of State is being swung into a position to command regard abroad as well as at home.
In court Henry Vide faced three liquor selling without license charges, continued after prosecution. Nakamura fined 2 and costs for common nuisance. Kaleku and Ponibeviba each fined 50 for unlawful opium possession. Ah On nolle prossed for larceny. Ah Kon found not guilty of furious driving. Judge Wilcox commented the boy's father should have watched him during the bus accident. no speeding evidence against the Chinaman.
In a Honolulu Evening Bulletin ad the Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co. announces it will discontinue advertising Sterling bicycles until further notice. Demand outstrips supply, so the firm offers to fill three inches with a notice of twenty five High Grade Remingtons and other bicycles on hand at cost. A carload of 1899 Sterlings is due, and contracts for other makes are canceled to handle Sterling exclusively. Ehler's Building, Fort street.
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