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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1900
Page
4
A garbled 1900 era text blends names, places, and civic notes. It references General Matien's passage, Cape Town, the White House, and symbols like the Stars and Stripes, with stray remarks on theater, health, and community duties, all in broken prose.
Honolulu residents unite behind the Board of Health to combat plague spreading in Chinatown after three shacks were burned. Officials pledge decisive action and sanitary improvements, urging condemnation of unsafe wooden buildings and rapid housing for all residents to stamp out the outbreak. The community supports the health department’s measures and funds for decisive action.
On January 1, 1900 a reflection on humanity’s progress asks if the century’s end shows genuine moral and intellectual advancement or mere self interest. The piece weighs the Golden Rule’s daily impact against Mark Twain's critique of church influence.
Wailuku on December 30 reports Kaliltka nae a contract laborer at Waihika Sugar Plantation has been jailed on suspicion of setting the Waikapu cane field blaze on November 16. About eight acres burned, reward of 260 offered by manager J. Welly. Native boys who witnessed the fire aided authorities. Kaliltka faces possible commitment to the next June term at the Second Circuit Court. Also, prison escapee Sam Peck, a Chinaman, was recaptured and returned to Wailuku jail after eluding guards since November.
Readers who do not receive BULLETIN issues promptly are asked to notify the delivery service. The message encourages subscribers to confirm receipt and ensure timely delivery of the publication.
Brandied treats and French candies fill the display as G Dietz moves stock to the Fort Street store during the quarantine. The shipment includes assorted jams and elegant Christmas boxes from Candy Kings and Canes, presented by a local jeweler on Nuuanu Street with temporary relocation to HG Blart location.
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