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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1898
Page
4
The item comments on Jay Gould or Leiter possibly being active nationwide. It notes condensers on the Tacoma, the return of ocean liners, and a shift in Honolulu’s status and theater circuits. Hawaii is described as not a sovereign state, with debate over the Republic of Hawaii and ship registry. It mentions dry goods firms leaving the business and speculation about retail openings amid foreign papers’ generalities.
The consul Hirai's proclamation appears to influence Japanese laborers on plantations, showing that local interests benefit from good relations with the Japanese government. It suggests Japanese loyalty to their government's directives remains strong, reflecting a business-like adherence to diplomatic guidance.
An up to date stock exchange is urged to benefit the business community by providing fairer access for buyers and sellers. It would curb unsatisfactory street brokering and enable small buyers to gauge market conditions from daily reports rather than relying on street speculators.
The Naval Militia is billed as the most popular and important war like force in the islands under new arrangements. Congress plans support, likely shifting military spending away from volunteers to a navy backed program with equipment and costs largely borne by Uncle Sam. Boat clubs urged to engage, linking business with healthy recreation.
The piece laments scarcity amid new government blocks houses capital and plantations. It warns that incoming prospectors may target others properties, urging readers to lock doors and guard valuables as new settlers arrive.
Citizens question why fences block beauty in residential areas and hindrance to access remain despite territorial status. The query frames fences as common barriers and calls for removal, urging a reassessment of local planning norms and enforcement.
Speaking of stable government, authorities note that despite upheaval the ground will be ploughed, borrowed, and planted to endure. The outlook emphasizes enduring foundations and long term governance despite present turmoil.
The New York Tribune reports that the American Union party endorsing Minister Sewall will have no impact since the party is made up entirely of government employees and young town clerks.
Crews for the Leilani Boat Club will be chosen at a meet held in the basement of the Hawaiian hotel this evening.
We are gas and electric engineers ready for business handling complete gas and electric plants with fixtures. We are sole agents for Columbia Phonograph Co and American Battery Co. Our Acerytelene gas plants power homes reliably with cost from 4 to 4 aa per candle power. Several plants include gas lighting banners. independent of lighting companies. Six month guarantee on material and labor.
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