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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1899
Page
4
An 1899 item from the Svning Bulletin reports confusion over Hawaii’s government, critiquing public funds for a Washington envoy and labeling the Hawaiian government “the Great Boojum.” It cites the Advertiser as official, notes cabinet absence, and mocks imperial intrigue. The piece questions executive actions and spins a satirical, partisan view of political power.
Frank T. Bullen highlights seafaring welfare in his whaler tale. He recalls a South Seas outing where sailors spent money for food and drink, then enjoyed a country picnic after a night ashore. He argues sailors are not inherently bad but resents charity minded reformers who stigmatize the crew while praising restraint and duty aboard.
In Honolulu an appeal is made to sailors to plan outings in valleys near the city for a pleasant day with affordable travel and available food and drinks. The suggestion calls for sailors to share costs and participate in local arrangements to create a more satisfying leisure option than aimless town wandering.
Lanwing on Maunalas T F Lansing returns from a trip touching Jaston Maui Lanai then moves to Maunalei plantation aboard the whale boat. He notes rail laid along the wharf and pumping plant readiness. About 100 acres of cane planted and irrigation plans. 300 Japanese workers with 100 more expected. Weather calm. ships, cargos, and labor details from Kakitat hipping.
A collage of quips and ads mixes satire on Parisian snails and diet with product pitches. Snippet conversations mingle with notes on Sterling Bicycles, old-wheel makeovers for six dollars, and military beef in a shark tale, followed by sporting goods shouts from Pacific Cycle.
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