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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1901
Page
4
A scrambled notice page from 1900s Honolulu includes the Evening Bulletin masthead, subscription rates, and an assorted mix of editorial and public affairs discussion. It references Governor Dole, Queen's pension, territorial taxes, and crown lands with an editorial stance on taxation and political feasibility in the Territory.
A correapondent reports heated discussions over Mrs Goligar and Murphy amid calls to delay government actions. The piece cites President McKinley’s stance, canal treaty debates, and political maneuvering reflecting broader American sentiment and opposition to British influence, with focus on Senate appearances and territorial governance.
A fragmentary report discusses George Wo Amit and Hontonarith & Co Ltd as it covers the open market drug purchases. It notes yearly drug purchases and a claim that public tenders may yield better prices, while mentioning Health Board statements and competition among firms.
The letter by JON EMIELUTI from Hongtata Ret details the Home Rule party’s ties to liquor use during a campaign and the push to present a fact statement to the Legislature. It argues that party ethics were compromised by alcohol and that a mature deliberation by lawmakers should guide laws on temperance and public policy.
A fragmented 1901 Honolulu bulletin notes temperance talks, religious exhortations, and audience reactions. The item mentions Moody and a sermon lacking gospel words, with a call to remember the Sabbath and emphasize faith, dated February 18, 1901.
A fragment lists Snow Flake Salmon corn succotash and oysters, followed by Van Camp's Pork and Beans Heirg's Preserves Pickles Relishes and related canned goods. The readable portion suggests a grocery or pantry display from a historical ad page.
Mason and Mary Honors pay tribute to Mr. Dernstrom at a funeral in Nuwaan cemetery. The service, conducted by Ladyn La Peogtes, included a large attendance from Kin wife family, the OR & L Co, and Mystle Lodge. Pallbearers included Captain Murray Lieutenant Winant and others. the procession was led by Co. F. N. U and the NG. 1) the tine and Malot attended tam body.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King street to the Beach with a 60 foot wide road on the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls School. Cross roads will separate blocks and every lot will face a road. Elevation ranges from forty to ten feet above sea level with no swamps or freshets. An offer may be accepted from a beet manufacturing company and prices are expected to rise soon. The owner offers buyers every chance to profit from investments.
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