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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1897
Page
4
The article argues for official inspection and quality guarantees to protect small Hawaiian coffee growers from price drops and market mislabeling. It warns tariffs and annexation politics could threaten reforms, urges action by independent growers, and notes long-standing shifts away from contract labor toward better systems.
The administration quietly pursues actions in Cuba to aid American citizens, countermanding sugar restrictions and arranging protections for nationals who engaged with rebel forces, while Senators advocate intervention under international law.
Whit ie likely is that Minister Hlnteh has called for assistance in looking after Hawaiian interests. The fragment suggests a political context with references to the Attorney General and Hawaiian affairs, but specifics and names are unclear.
Citizens express concern that newspapers in Honolulu should publish public opinion pieces. The Hawaiian Star refused to print the letter from the Fair Play column, signaling editorial boundaries and policy considerations.
France says it is ready to abolish the sugar bounty system when other nations do so, joining the broader push tied to international bimetallism and related issues. The topic is treated as a collective international concern beyond isolated actions.
Great Britain shows readiness by doubling its fleet at the approaches to Constantinople. The armada of formidable warships is described as prodigious and prepared for any sudden Turkish question turn.
A contemporary analyst notes that none of the jurors read the local newspaper Boiwerin. The drawing produced twelve illiterate men for the Honolulu jury box, a bizarre ballot outcome.
Only one juror in the Leonard MacLennan trial said he had not read the article in the Bumerix. He was probably absent at the Coast when the piece appeared.
A letter questions the fire station contract process, alleging taxpayer costs reach $2000 and demanding a full public explanation. It asks why a high bidder won, why stone samples were ordered pre award, who examined the stone and when, and why builder I B Thomas was not awarded the superstructure despite his low bid and best stone. It likens the tactics to Tweed and notes obstruction to justice.
A letter urges Mr Rowell and Mr King to reveal expert authority for paying nearly for a class of material that would not cost $100 in its natural state. The writer accuses officials of using oligarchic influence to favor friends and calls on them to explain to taxpayers.
Prepared for trouble Britain's fleet near the Aegina entrance to the Dardanelles has more than doubled in recent months. Over forty warships now assemble within striking distance of the straits, including eleven first class battleships and a mix of cruisers destroyers and support craft.
The text notes over 18 million made and sold with top honors at the World's Columbian Exposition for excellence of instruction, regularity and ease of motion, speed, adaptability, durability, and convenience. G Bergersen, agent, 164 Bothol tracts.
In hot weather an ice chest and Alaska refrigerators, in four and five sizes, await buyers. New consignments include the Novel Ty Circular Refrigerator with adjustable shelves, and agate lined water coolers. Gate City filters and other options suit hotels, offices, and homes.
The residence of E R Howdy on Kinan and Penyacole streets offers eight rooms and modern conveniences with large grounds. Tel 901.
For sale a corner Fire Lot measuring 76 by 125 feet at Lunalilo and Pensacote. Describes the most desirable residence location with plans for misty or misty-like features. Bright opportunity for builders seeking a prime plot in a growing area.
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