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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1899
Page
4
Fragmentary text discusses publishing concerns and political opinions in Hawaii. Mentions Minister Cooper, American integrity, and a reference to the Hawaiian cabinet. Lacks clear dates, places, or events.
An advertisement concedes that without precise figures on currency in the treasury there can be no profitable discussion of funds raised and their relation to national business. The message hints at incomplete information and cautious rhetoric.
A reader argues about where stock gambling ends and investment begins. The piece contrasts a man who bought Ewa plantation stock five years ago at two dollars with a so-called common sense businessman who would buy again at the same price. The goal is to call out those who blur lines between gambling and prudent investment.
Sanford B. Dole argues local politicians push annexation aims and seek to influence Washington appointments. He notes civil service discontent in Hawaii and criticizes political spoils systems as lacking in the republic’s government. The piece targets the American Union party and its Central Committee influence on Hawaii's first territorial governor nomination.
A sweeping critique portrays Honorable Sanford B. Dole as praising trusted insiders who helped place him in power. It lists figures like George W. Sith and Theo. F. Lansing as examples, noting many held no government salaries and opposed office-holding, while others like FB McStocker drew pay. The piece argues Dole uses this defense to justify his stance on American territorial rule and accuses him of steering public opinion to protect a political circle.
A fragment describes George Gran once of AD Hackebbd Ge Tie, who allegedly shot and fled to Manila via Liv Borgennel and later joined the American army. The note references a letter from Manila received by the steamer and mentions the practice in the city of George Gran.
A fragmentary report covers a two day cricket match between Davies & Co of Honolulu and Monol at Honolulu. The score details are scattered with incomplete names and actions, listing numerous wickets, batters, and innings. The text notes first and second innings for Honolulu and Davies, with Hewitt and Mackintosh featuring prominently, but many lines are garbled.
In a morning incident two officers grappled with a large man named Miller who struck officer Fisher several times. Patrols and a native officer arrived. Miller resisted and was forced into custody at the police station.
The World over the Sterling is praised as dainty elegant by the French belezza is noted by Lilian as bella graziosa the German calls it ailedtich zierlich the Hollander sterlish and the Chinaman allee sammee Wee watch. The Pacific Cycle & Mig Co announce 32 of those new Sterling bicycles in transit to arrive on the Moana, blending utility with aesthetic design for riders.
A vivid promotional item extols bold, warm language promising sharp design from the creator. It emphasizes enthusiastic reactions from men and boys toward a new line of clothing and the idea of fashion crafted with heat and ingenuity.
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