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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1899
Page
4
A Honolulu item notes liquor licensing in Hilo and pressure on authorities to ease border controls. It mocks Senator Clark’s self governance claim and reports a Kahului yacht race where Shamrock defeats Columbia. It mentions plans to add a court judge and a Tramways Company street ripping project with slow progress.
The article questions use of funds from the Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation for unintended purposes as Congress debates Hawaiian policy. W O Smith is named as a government agent in Washington, with claims of experience and influence over Hawaii’s representation. Dan Logan Towse is also mentioned in the Obama style rhetoric.
The report by Conway Jones notes set backs in importer labor supply and considers whether labor market demands will push for more Asiatic workers to fill deficits. Portuguese workers who left the coast are described as unwilling to return, while conditions influence wages and greater labor mobility.
A local view criticizes Consul Jones for European immigration policy in Hawaii and urges accelerating European labor to Hawaii. It argues Europeans better serve Hawaii’s future, contrasts with Asian labor, and calls on local authorities to move quickly to attract European workers to offset delays and protect American interests.
Dick Fall rushed to a doctor after a carriage crash at Kahului where Dr. Armitage treated injured Sir Weddick at Wailuku. Weddick’s bones were set and expected to recover. A Japanese rider escaped with minor injuries as the carriage smashed a telephone post. Dr. Weddick had another accident six months earlier. Da Ray visited Haleakalā crater. Kahului residents planned a dapoo at the Custom House with local social figures attending. Mrs. S. W. Kani visited Honolulu en route to Kona. a large Jana was held at Towsoa’s residence in honor of her.
The Sea Men's Club expresses gratitude for contributions including a variety of donated books, periodicals, and newspapers. The items listed include illustrated papers, foreign newspapers, two pictures, and other literary materials, all supervised by the library curator.
The Pacific Commercial Advertiser claims the U S Supreme Court will decline to rule on the matter, asserting Washington approves the local Supreme Court decision. The Hilo Tribune notes the Advertiser’s neglect in informing Mr Goar before his journey, warning it would have altered his course.
The colored man Sam Stewart brought up in the Police Court for threatening Captain Walker was not the steward of Colombia’s Stewart. he was a coal passer. The steward has never had trouble with Captain Walker.
A collage of quirky quotes and local commerce notes. Parisians eat snails yet deemed fast. Bicycle tires praised for speed and low repairs. Old wheel revival offered for a fee. A shark tale prompts disbelief, while local stores announce baseballs hats gloves and gym shoes arrival.
A local retailer cuts 26 percent from prices on tubs buckets dish pans pitchers wash basins infants baths slop pails measures and other useful articles. The move aims to free space for two carloads of Jewel stoves and one car of Gurney cleanable refrigerators arriving soon.
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