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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1896
Page
5
The Evening Bulletin notes praise from leading Republicans for Democrats who opposed free silver. It argues McKinley’s protection stance and sound money views influence the race, urging party unity and policy scrutiny. The piece calls for cable project review and government action on farm and immigrant labor abuses in Hawaii.
The article argues joining the United States would grant Hawaiians real independence not seen since representative government began. It contends native votes would gain equal weight with New York financiers in national policy, potentially shaping presidential outcomes.
The Gall line of argument for the Pacific cable passing this session of Congress lacks solid justification. Despite expectations, supporters cannot cite concrete data or prospects to back the measure, signaling uncertainty about its immediate fate.
A proposed telegraph connection built entirely by Hawaiian enterprise is seen as the strongest basis for Hawaii to join the United States by uniting its shores with those of the union. The plan emphasizes local initiative as key to admission prospects.
A Brooklyn sugar refinery promised to operate independently of the Trust for a period long enough to enable flawless arrangements to sell out. The statement implies the refinery will maintain autonomy to capitalize on market moves before any potential absorption or consolidation.
Japanese pheasants that were imported and protected in British Columbia have multiplied beyond expectations on Lala Island. The province announced an open season from November 1 to 15 for corkbirds only. A Vancouver sportsman bagged a cock pheasant weighing two and a half pounds and measuring twenty two inches from beak to tail, the largest ever shot in the province.
Last week we listed gifts and this week offer an economical streak due to taxes and water rates. Save money by buying from us with prices on cart and buggy harnesses, collars, pads, brushes, bits, dress lanterns and more. Dietz lanterns eligible for discounts while supplies last.
An advertisement touts a three week treatment promising no suffering and no after effects with no loss of time from business. It claims improvement in physical condition and complete freedom from desires for alcoholic stimulants and tobacco. Pricing lists 100 for alcoholism and 40 for tobacco treatment.
Senta Claus via Wall Nichols Co. invites Honolulu children under ten to write an original letter for a chance to win a French doll. Letters accepted from 9 am Saturday to noon December 24 in the store letter box, with the doll shown in a Wall Nichols display and judging by press representatives.
A brief note places a landmark at the opposite side of Spreckeler Bank No 307 on Fort Street. The item reads as a street orientation line in a historic directory. No additional details or dates are provided.
An Arling ton Cottage on Hotel Street advertises a facility titled No Care No Pay Institute. It promotes confidential communications and interviews for unspecified services.
W W Dimond promotes an Alameda San Francisco shipment delay which allowed a larger Whiting Silver Company stock. The ad touts an extensive line in cases and silk, listing prices for sardine servers, butter knives, sugar spoons, bon bon tongs, napkin rings and more with store hours and emphasis on quality material and value.
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