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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1899
Page
4
A jumble of 1809 style notes on a dime museum life, Hawaii’s possible holiday for the Dewey victory, Damon as interim Interior Minister, and cabinet guard shifts. A bank start delay, rapid coin influx hope, and a New Finland revivalist line all mingle with a letter on white laborers.
A correspondent notes the new minister, Matt Smith, advocates abolishing select schools. He cites a controversial claim about experimenting with liquid air as a potent explosive. The minister’s energy is evident but practical results will take time.
The minister vows he will not be bullied by “old fogies” or any others in town as he defends a course he believes is right for the people. Reactions from Mr. Dole and his Cabinet mockingly echo college chants in a pointed display at the Executive building steps.
The midwest municipal vote highlights a rising push for public ownership of street railways and utilities. Mayors and city governments in Toledo Chicago and Detroit secure wins on this platform signaling a broader trend in national policy. Captain Ludlow from Went Point advances to front lines as a trained artillery officer ready to serve.
The piece argues volunteer officers lack full military education compared to West Point graduates and urges securing their rightful rank. It then discusses the Australian and New Zealand reaction to German Samoa actions, endorsing Britain's control under a Pacific Monroe doctrine and noting American willingness to concede to a British-led solution with the goal of a Pacific coaling base.
A fragmented notice highlights mail delays and the rush to Hawaii and the Pacific coast. It promotes a Sterling bicycle as a trusted, speedy, time saving means, with a for sale note at the Pacific Cycle.
Agents advertise Detroit Jewel Stoves and Wool range along with Standant Blue Stoves and Primus Stoves on King street near Von Holt Block. Readable text notes vendor names and product lines in a compact catalog-like snippet.
Real estate listings announce multiple building lots and store lots for sale in Honolulu. Properties include No 1895 near Keeauinoku and Kinau with residences nearby, No 1999 199 facing Lunalilo and Kinau, and No 40 132 370 Nobley Kalihi with good elevation and views. Also advertised are No 25 100 x 290 Beretania to Young streets and a Beretania near Fort street store lot with maintained side lane.
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