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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1899
Page
4
The Happy Family hosts a social evening titled at home for friends in the Exe executive building. Guests are invited to attend the final dance of the evening, the last officinale gathering, with music and fiddlers present.
A harsh reply from the Chamber of Commerce questions Hawaii's suitability for a Paris Exposition display in 1900. The organization states it will provide all current exhibits, implying they do not view Hawaii as a proper representative or invest significant funds for national recognition.
A Hawaii business council critique questions the lack of active support for the Paris exhibit proposal. The writer argues that Hawaii should contribute and seek national endorsement, noting that delaying cooperation risks losing the opportunity as the region becomes more integrated with the United States. The piece warns that inaction may surrender Hawaii’s representation and future benefit in Paris affairs.
Suburban development accelerates in Kaimuki with a reservoir phase and plans for streetcar access. A 6.5 acre tract near the reservoir will host Byron Q. Clark’s fruit tree and shrub nursery for residents seeking landscape value. Water supply arrives in sixty days as grass and trees are planted.
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions a Sterling bicycle tied to a family dispute and a business offer. References to names like Gerald Gems and Gemlet, court, a wheel shop on Fort Street, and a 60 dollar high emitting device appear amid disjointed dialogue about money left to a school and domestic matters. This item reads as a disordered column snippet with multiple entities and no clear single event.
A brief stock report notes the day’s activity at the Wonolulu Exchange with references to yesterday’s prices and a muted police outlook. The Interior Office staff were released at noon for a dressing room arrangement. Senator Clark and a party including Colonels Cornwell Hodge Norris and Sam Parker traveled on Mauna Loa and planned to board the Kauai steamer at Labaina to be dropped at Lanni.
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