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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1899
Page
2
Chemist E G Shorey of the Board of Pearls analyzes water from artesian wells around Honolulu. A published table ranks wells by purity, with Gear Lansing & Co. well serving the Kaimuki tract producing the purest water in Honolulu.
The New York State Supreme Court, Peckham delivering the opinion, held that a multi firm pipe and water pipe trust restricting bids and territory allocation violated interstate commerce. The decision, affirmed with a narrow interstate focus, distinguishes trusts affecting interstate trade from purely intrastate conduct. The ruling signals the first high court opinion on trusts since the issue rose to prominence.
East Kalihi Valley parcel offers Pearl Harbor view cited as finest in Honolulu. Deep soil, no stones, water supply promised before building. A park is to be dedicated in memory of Princess Kaiulani. Lots advertised at lowest market prices with priority given to early applicants. Contact office for details.
A local ad notes the lasting charm of pictures as gifts with a range of sizes and prices offered by iy Bros. The message emphasizes how the artwork becomes part of the home and remains in memory.
Reports from the war front detail British setbacks at Stormberg and Gatacre’s retreat, with Dutch forces exploiting weak reconnaissance. The War Office faces criticism amid claims of unpreparedness while Parliament debates accountability as transport, artillery, and mounted units struggle to support operations. A Honolulu cargo list notes cargoes for the Hawaiian Islands and shipments aboard vessels including hay, flour, bricks, and canned goods.
The article profiles David Bremner Henderson born in Scotland and raised in Iowa, a Civil War veteran who became a jurist and politician. It notes his 1882 election to the Forty-eighth Congress, his leadership of the Judiciary Committee, and his status as a powerful Speaker. It also mentions a planned philanthropy by Andrew Widener to build a home school and hospital for crippled children near Logan.
An old advertisement extols Hood's Pills as a superior remedy for dyspepsia anemia and many ailments caused by impure blood. The copy emphasizes sensational cures and presents the product as the great unequaled remedy, noting its mild non irritant formula.
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