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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1899
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from a late 19th century bulletin appears. It references a publishing company and names but lacks a coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
A fragmented 1809-era column references Honolulu tax totals, Hawaii’s growth, and calls into question Honolulu’s status as a great city. It also mentions Carter Harrison, Col. Bryan’s dinner, and speculation on Harrison’s election strategy amid ongoing Philippine conflict. A Manila correspondent quotes insurgent casualties and reflects on volunteer forces and honor divisions.
The minister faces no defense needed for his fiscal stance as the annual report by the Minister of Finance and Auditor General highlights conservative policy amid revenue shifts. It notes a 1.585 million revenue from customs and post office, 1.775 million general expenses, and a potential 2 million deficit if American laws extended to Hawaii, with cuts in payroll unlikely to exceed 25 percent.
A report details a moral sermon on wealth and heaven followed by a chaotic Sunday in Honolulu. Officers chased a disturbance near Kaumakapili church as crowds gathered around two fighting dogs and a white sailor was beaten after insulting a native girl. Police and bystander efforts punctuated a busy evening including the Orpheum show and street fracas near Fort Street.
The ad notes the famed portrait of the late Princess Kaiulani by Taber in street dress with purse and ostrich plume hat, offered by KING BROS. for sale in Honolulu. Also mentions Sterling bicycles, a surplus of Remingtons, and Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co plans to ship a carload of 69 Sterlings to clear space for new stock.
A miscellaneous clothing sale advert boasts a broad stock including hats, shirts, and boys wear. Offers cover men’s and boys’ lines with low prices through a new East-sourced selection.
The Premises known as the Tivoli on the Waikiki beach are available for rent. Furnished or unfurnished options offered.
The Regular Annual Meeting of the Palama Co operative Grocery Company Ltd will be held at the office of the President T. B. Murray King Street on April 26 1899 at 7 pm Secretary Cavenagh
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