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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1898
Page
4
The Advertiser credits the Bunerenex for suggesting Kepidlant Park as the site for the Carter memorial fountain, a suggestion also echoed by Li though not opposed by the BuLwerin. Malace Square, once a parade ground and political arena, is slated for garden features to avoid street widening issues, with a shapely fountain seen as the fitting ornament.
Deliberations on the license bill stress licensing only in traveler friendly inns on main routes. Consider central, convenient stopping places near large traffic hubs, not suburban or remote spots. Assess expected traffic and avoid attracting distant drinkers from far towns. emphasize practical conditions over theory.
The article argues against frivolous renaming of places and defends the symbolic weight of "Palace square" with historical significance. It critiques the generic replacement with "Union" as lacking substance, noting the January 1893 events as a historical context for any change.
The author argues against renaming the Capitol area as Palace, urging preservation of historic names like King Queen and Kapiolani. He criticizes crass name changes by newcomers, warns of erasing local landmarks, and pleads for official action to preserve heritage while noting practical urban concerns. A closing ad cites J Hawkins groceries.
The article notes prior discussion of plaster boiler coverings and introduces sectional fire covering in four sizes. It cites strong approval from steamship companies and presents a sugar plantation engineer’s diagram comparing asbestos, Scotch compound, and the authors’ composition in a new test.
Dispatches describe a clash near Kinchon between Russian and Chinese forces, with Yoko hama reporting a British Russian collision at Talienwan. A Times correspondent cites Kinchon as a potential part of a Russian lease area, while Shambhai notes a palace conspiracy endangering top imperial figures. In the U S Army context, Company G of the Native Hawaiian Regiment plans a May 19 drill shed event to raise funds amid treasury strains.
Two local boys were arrested near the Favorite Saloon for shaking dice for cigars. Officer Nigel Jackson handled the vice operation. The community voted against dice games, but this marks the first arrests for gambling at the location.
A stove man will visit your house for a thorough inside and outside cleaning, inspection, and note any needed repairs. The service applies to all makes, not just Jewel Stoves and Ranges, for a reasonable charge.
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