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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1899
Page
7
Hawaii readers note local editors mock Jerry Sieypson for shifts in stance on political roles and shipping laws. The piece questions Hartwell’s statements and speculates on Parker and Prince David shaping Washington views, amid debates over free trade versus protection and potential future Hawaii governance.
Honolulu officials debate rapid measures to relocate Chinatown residents, build temporary housing in less crowded districts, and accelerate sewerage, garbage crematory, and alley improvements as a plague threat looms. Authorities warn delays risk epidemic and urge decisive public funding now.
The piece argues against applying U S shipping laws to Hawaii or allowing American control of Hawaii’s maritime commerce. It notes pressure from Honolulu to delay extending laws, cites foreign shipowners and their influence, and urges Congress to strengthen American shipping interests as Hawaii becomes tied to the United States. It mentions Hartwell, party politics, and potential diplomatic funding implications.
The Tacoma Ledger argues the northern transport route offers dangers from severe weather and losses as shown by incidents with Fort Stephens Garonne and Victoria. It notes the Victoria switched to Honolulu with no further loss, claiming Honolulu remains safer and more reliable for protecting life and cargo than the northern route.
Pacific Hardware Co argues tempered hurricane and climate lines to the Orient affect the Southern route. Debates on cattle builders and transport practice hint at repairs work and U.S. wartime needs. A Pacific cable along Alaska coast would push traffic to the United States, linking mid pacific possessions and affecting routes to Honolulu and San Francisco.
Sailors Home Society held its forenoon meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with Vice President John Bna presiding. The executive committee reported slight improvements at the Sailors Home and discussed a management change pending J. B. Atherton’s return. Treasurer’s report showed $250 balance plus $92 in bills. Trustees re-elected except W. M. Giffard, who was replaced by W. G. Tewin. The management application from Turk & Lewis was referred to the executive committee.
A dispatch to the Merald from London says little credence is given to the report that Buller’s guns were not captured by the Boers. If true, General Buller would have known it, as Sir Redvers’ artillery can field about 80 guns while the captured British weapons likely remain in Boer lines with ammunition missing.
No residence area in Honolulu offers such healthful location, elevation, and marine views as Pacific Bees. The property features abundant pure spring water, storage reservoirs, and an independent pipeline. Bruce Waring & Co guarantee rapid transport to top lots via Honolulu Rapid Transit, with flexible terms and a carriage service for inspections from Progress Block offices.
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