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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1899
Page
4
A correspondent argues for an emergency plan to reduce Chinatown population and overcrowded cottages. The measure aims to relieve overcrowding, improve sanitation, and balance housing in a city district with growing population pressures.
In a dated notice the author calls for calm judgment and united action to combat the plague threat. He urges health authorities to act promptly and citizens to cooperate, avoiding fear-driven opposition and ensuring support across races and parties. The message lists many named passengers and figures connected to the era.
Milo reports a tense clash between two railway firms over disputed Kohala railway property. President Gehry, an old hand, faced threats of escalation as night workers allegedly tampered with tracks during an evening shift. Thurston missed a scheduled meeting at Volcano, delaying resolution while Mesa and Thars ton resisted prompt settlement.
A fragmented list of securities and prices from multiple Hawaii and mainland companies appears, including Haw Co and Baloe-0 Hang P Co with various figures such as 100 Wo BEIT 50 Haw Com and Buje Co 01.00, 25 Hutehingon 25.62, 28 do 525.60 and 140 Pautan 80.
The Algoa moved into Paville Mall dock yesterday and began discharging cargo almost immediately. Freight from Warrlineo and Gaelic trusts crowded the area, as workers massed to clear accumulated freight. A dozen men, led by Supervisor Quill, have been cleaning roads in Walluka and surrounding areas, removing long‑standing growths and debris. Chinatown has also been cleaned after years of build‑up.
We are in the swim with the swellest holiday ties and latest styles. A replenished stock of golf shirts and a full line of men and boys furnishings in the largest city of the mainland. Purchase goods to earn tickets. the holder with most tickets wins a bicycle on Christmas morning at 10 o'clock.
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Hawaii, guardians Monsarrat and Daggon petition for an order of sale of real estate belonging to minors Genevieve Dowsett Marlon Dowsett Madeline Dowsett Annie Dowsett. Next of kin and interested parties must appear January 3, 1900, at 9:00 am in Honolulu to show cause why the sale should not proceed. George Lucas, Clerk.
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