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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1899
Page
4
An 1599 style affidavit hints at Columbia in trouble as Aguinallo seeks European recognition for a republic. Contenders discuss a possible 69,000 man force for the Philippines and the war department voices talk. Root is hailed as a man of action by the public.
Porto Ricans gain a status shift as Porto Tivo schedules a move toward full territory government. The group argues residents retain advantage over Hawaii by not pressing for exceptions to the general rule governing American territories.
The writer argues that if the government showed as much effort in public works and funding as it does in sending a special representative to Washington, public confidence would rise. He notes a claimed surplus to spend on frailties while claiming funds are restricted, and urges reallocating money to the Board of Education and Public Works to serve Hawaii’s people.
A debate resurfaces over sending a special government pleader to Washington for the next Congress. Critics question the benefit to Hawaii, noting existing figures like Dole and Justice Frear and suggesting private interests may drive the move. The tone questions the administration’s known policy and the true cost to Hawaii voters.
A historical document argues against local efforts to influence Washington through costly legal representation in Hawaii. It contends government funds should not pay lawyers for such causes and urges the public to trust President McKinley to protect national interests.
Reported from the Dreyfus case, a public session is set for Saturday as authorities tighten security. About 400 documents remain, with fifty German texts handled. German scholar Dreyfus assisted with translations. Police and infantry lines cordoned the Lycee and surrounding streets. crowds were restrained to a narrow area. Mary H Krout, Chicago author, arrived in town and will travel to the Orient for three months, then return briefly. Ina Krout visits Wilder residence, awaiting her friends tomorrow.
J F Scott, just off the Moana from the Coast, suffered a stroke on the wharf and was taken to the Queen Hotel in critical condition. Drs and staff attend as Mrs Scott remains at Bates. Also notes William Sharp leaving for the coast with his wife after resigning from the Orpheum theatre orchestra. President McKinley purchases the McKinley Cottage in Canton.
Sir Thomas Lipton's representative says Shamrock and Erin on their way to New York carry written orders not to tow the challenger except under the New York Yacht Club agreed condition when breeze is insufficient for Shamrock to sail. Also notes John Goodnow ruling on arm crossing at Shanghai related to Intermor Abbey case and arms from Singshare.
A fragment from a quirky page shows a prisoner and visitor exchanging remarks about optimism. Amid stray names and product plugs from the P. C. & M's'g Co, references to bicycles, oleomargarine tests, and a dog wish list appear, all in a jumbled, humorous mosaic.
A local retailer offers reductions of 26 percent on tubs buckets dish pans pitchers wash basins infants baths slop pails measures and more to free space for two carloads of Jewel stoves and one carload of Gurney cleanable refrigerators arriving soon.
Prompt notice lists Von Holt Block on King Street as dealer for crockery lamps and household goods with sole agency for coal and cleanable filters. Also promotes New Wickles flame entral germ proof filters and Primus oil stoves.
Advertising a selection of Serges office coats in blue gray and brown. Invites customers to view the range and consider comfort and durability for summer wear.
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