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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1900
Page
5
A ship recently delivered a grand display of assorted silverware including cruet stands berry dishes cake baskets fruit stands pudding dishes celery and pickle stands ice tubs ice water pitchers and more. Rodger's silver plated ware features table desert and tea spoons and other items suitable for Christmas and New Year gifts. Call to inspect with cash price ten percent off.
Port street opposite Sprecels Bank notes no shop worn items on merchant counters. The bulletin records merchants advertising fresh stock and assures quality to readers.strong_entities: Port street Sprecels Bank Hull Bulletin merchants.
A jumble of brief notices covers local commerce, law, and public life. Warnings cite a man charged with perjury, a warrant for a pharmacist, and planned street work. Ads promote jewelry, photography, and services while reports mention school trips, a fire scene injury, and health board updates.
Washington Post recounts a quip between former Speaker Reed and Mr. McClellan on Broadway. Reed jokes he is no longer Speaker and a reformer has nothing to do but seek money. The exchange showcases their theatrical exchange of political banter.
A fragmented report from a school bulletin notes confusion over a belief called flee doctrine. The garbled text references teachers and students and hints at a conflict about proper instruction and authority within the school community.
Bertha Herbert running for a Westchester county school commissioner post admitted spending ten dollars and fifty cents on cigars during the campaign period. The disclosure highlights campaign finance activity tied to the Westchester race.
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