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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1899
Page
4
The passage cites a ministerial ballot cut for T. V. Lansing as Senator while noting court cases over recent government fund sales. It references a landscape gardener for New Anta yak and hints at a parody dedicated to election inspectors amid today’s exciting contest.
The passage notes Aguinaldo facing pressure to stay loyal as calls for new elections arise in government circles. It mentions Borempin street schoolhons phases the people, and describes volunteer regiments wanting to rejoin service amid Philippine troubles. It recalls a prior war with limited public response from soldiers.
In a commentary on urban development, Minieler Cooper notes that builders who erect public buildings rarely consider adding rapid transit trolleys to assist daily commerce and mobility.
United States Consul Goodnow notes American exporters see little demand for labor saving devices in China. He observes the cheapest work is carried by Chinese labor, with wheelbarrows scrapers and dumps finding no market as labor costs run 7 to 10 cents a day.
Fragmentary text discusses conservative views and stock market activity with cautious balance. It questions if the boom has reached a danger point and whether promoters hid evidence, noting ongoing curiosity about the conservative stance and its effect on progress.
The article argues Hawaii’s agricultural future remains solid despite labor strains and market swings. It cites planned plantations, rail expansion to Lahsing, and a shift toward industrial maturity, urging government and developers to align mill and plantation sites with growing commercial interests. It also covers local funerary and fire news, including Sister Alaida’s funeral and a barn fire at Colburn’s Viking residence with about $1000 loss.
Promoter Dillingham outlines a Maui plan with a half mile long Kibei wharf and 500 foot water front to enable loading of ships of any size. He predicts 100000 tons daily by five years, aided by a consolidating railroad, tying plantations from Spreckelsville to Olowalu into a new port city near Kihei.
A dated 1899 Honolulu letter from JOKACE J CRAF Aer of Pacific Oye and Weey bene Ltd requests space for an advertisement. He cites limited time and busy duties selling Remington and Crescent bicycles and mentions a large shipment of 90 Model Sterlings in transit, promising cheap sale prices to clear room.
A quirky ad boasts hot fashion and brisk prices for neckwear handkerchiefs collars and cuffs. It touts bold designs and quick turnover with terms like 2 for 25 and catchy quips about quality and style.
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