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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
4
Fragmented OCR style piece discusses territorial rights, independent charter commission, and party tensions over a meeting and annexation campaign. It mentions delegates, authority to recruit, and fears of capture by Demarcats, with stray references to weapons safety and public vigilance amid civic debates.
A fragmented historical text critiques British military leadership and strategic errors during wartime, citing Attorney AUkiveon Allan Herbert and Paul Usenberg as witnesses. It discusses perceived failures in judging Huey fighting power, rapid strategic missteps, and questions whether Britain misreads international power dynamics.
A letter blames Mr Dole for undermining a fusion that could have defeated the Independents. It questions a contemporary fusion plan and hints it aimed to ignore the American party while backing a “good government” slate. The piece argues a Republican victory hinged on fusion and criticizes the Independence movement.
The Ornheum presents a varied program tonight featuring a new skit There Will Be a complete change nine per ore in a lively program by Conlunant Ryiter with music dances and a parade a children’s matinée on Saturday starring Lat Claire Pex and the wonderful pack of acrobats The sacred concert next Sunday evening will feature an augmented orchestra under Paul Mery and a more pretentious program Rock your seats early to avoid disappointment
Notice under Section XXVI of 1886 informs all water privilege holders that rates for the term ending June 30, 1901 are due January 1 1961 at the Honolulu Water Works office. Unpaid amounts by due date incur a 10 percent penalty. Privileges with unpaid rates by February 18 1947 may be suspended. Payments accepted at the Water Works office in the capitalization buildings.
Advertisement for Transactaigo Banking and Exchange, letters of credit issued and available in major world cities. Interest details: after July 1, 1898, fixed deposits earn 2 percent on day notice, 3 months 3 percent, 6 months 3 percent, 12 months 4 percent. Notes on interest conditions and account terms.
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