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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1899
Page
4
A long editorial discussion critiques Honolulu stock market tempo and American foreign policy influence in Hawaii. It contrasts editorial integrity among local papers, praises General King’s actions, and questions plans for sugar and bank development in Hilo and broader territorial progress amid Cuba and Philippines events. It notes Japan's naval views on Sanmao Bay and Italy's interests in China as context.
An Advertiser column denounces a bogus tale from a fakist about a Scottish society at Patterson New Jersey and a YMCA ball. The yarn claimed the YMCA refused admission to a group for wearing kilts, but the piece states no such issue existed. The Patterson YMCA has a by law restricting ball use for diocing purposes, not kilts or royal references.
Jewelry was first introduced here by King Bros who represent the manufacturer of the very best of this class of work. A view of their samples is invited. Color work a specialty. Leave your orders at KING BROS., 110 Hotel street.
The Honolulu Evening Bulletin prints a letter from Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co. requesting cessation of their ad for Sterling bicycles until instructions arrive. They cannot meet factory shipping demand and announce they will sell on hand Remington and present bicycles at $60, cancelling other makes to handle Sterling exclusively. Ehler's Building Fort Street.
A small-town ad touts a wide fall inventory with bows and ties, shirts for men and boys, and a new line of wool pants, all offered at low prices. It highlights boys fedora hats from two dollars and emphasizes overall value and discount pricing.
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