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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1898
Page
4
City notices list a sale action by a firm named SHING COMPANY and a time reference of Thursday December 14 1898. The fragmentary text mentions Easter and Momatuka, WL, with unclear contexts. The readable items indicate a classically styled public sale notice in a city newspaper.
The document cites an unsigned New York Sun piece discussing government stance on appointing federal and territorial residents, plus quotes from General Joe Wheeler and references to McKinley and expansion policy. It reflects early 20th century debates on imperialism, loyalty, and American sovereignty.
An unnamed publication denounces an earlier Advertiser plan as cowardly and debased. The piece accuses the other party of personal attacks and asserts the Bunberry group will respond fully in a forthcoming personal reply.
War correspondent notes the use of Hawaii’s mountain streams and the rise of cheap production as a defining issue of the times. The fragmented text references a business community and economic pressures shaping policy and daily life.
The piece criticizes labor line focus while urging exploration of untapped energy in streams and coal waste. It links Hawaii’s support for Republican expansion to the Paris peace talks and Caroline islands, noting a memorial by the Hawaiian Board and calls for American liberalism in new islands amid opposition from weak minded supporters of McKinley.
A Honolulu editorial denounces President Dole for not nominating himself for the Hawaii governorship. It blames a coterie of self seeking allies and the Advertiser editorials for undermining Dole and exposing cowardice, while loyal opponents are portrayed as attacking him for political gain.
Camara and Co Fort street announces a wide holiday stock including Port Madiersa Sherry Muscat Keisling Gerke and Bock assortments. They carry American and European brandies whiskies port and sherry from Portugal plus Seattle Rainier beer. Store hours extend to 9 o'clock during the season and ads reference Page 8. The Christian Workers meet Friday at 3 30 PM at the YMCA hall led by Rev Mr Morgan with a cordial invitation to all attendees.
The Hawaiian Mercantile Agency led by Q. H. Berrey summarizes fifteen days of business activity. Holiday trade grows, prices drop in some lines, and goods become more affordable. Real estate markets show demand for homes, mortgages released exceed new indebtedness, and loan rates range from 6 to 12 percent. Immigration reports 681 arrivals and 870 departures.
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