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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1899
Page
4
The column discusses subscriptions in Hawaii, Kahuku as a western rail terminal, and the Davis contempt case. It notes harbor expansion needs, praises the Hawaiian Choral Club, and mentions insurrectionists in the Philippines and sugar industry costs. Hall Caine’s remarks on Americans are cited, along with a Kinai Maru claim and a bottomry bond from 1807.
Rival cities on the Pacific Coast press for continental Pacific Cable ends while the Advertiser questions feasibility. Judge Frear, Morgan, and a commission report discuss a central Hawaii station becoming a telegraphic hub. The piece also notes McKinley’s Atlantic speech influencing Civil War reconciliation and urges local Grand Army Post to join the lead.
The organ prints Mr Doles second letter with April 20th instead of April 30th and questions the Advertisers seriousness. It notes the paper’s record matters are incomplete and published for obvious reasons while Bunnerin’s statement gains force.
The December issue argues British merchants may chafe at US expansion of protection to new territories, especially the Pacific and China. It notes a growing US maritime power, calls for fair terms, and suggests Britain will seek favorable revisions if Philippines protection spreads. It also contrasts diplomatic and business Anglo Saxon alliances and foresees Britain pressing for equal terms in trade.
At Foster hall last evening the Hawaiian Choral Club reviewed the secretary and treasurer's report on receipts and expenditures from the Opera House benefit. Receipts were 8795 00. expenditures 600 00. balance 0 00. The club voted to continue its work and praised Prof Richards for his support. Contributions of 200 were allocated to Maternity Home Kawaiahao Girls School and Hawaiian Relief Society. After the meeting Prof Richards treated the boys to ice cream. A Manila sugar discussion followed with a Honolulu capitalist warned to avoid investing in Philippine sugar due to Cuba’s market.
Excelsior Lodge I O O F installed officers including NG CH Sawyer VG J H Walker Secretary LGL La Pierre PG Treasurer W O Parke PG War ton H Lofquiat RS N G EO Rowe PG LNSG WJ White PG RSV G CS Crane PG LS8 VG Geo Johnson RS8 A Mellis PG L88 P Martin Chaplain Rev Alex Mackintosh PG 1G G Boisse Trustees for the new year named J O Carter PG Robert Lewers P D Dd Qs 8 B Rowe.
Ten passengers are listed as booked to leave on the Mariposa bound for San Francisco today. Names include Mra O M Cooke, Theodore Cooke, M Olmetead and land wife, H M Rodgers, Miss E P Judd, Mra RF Woodward, TA Graham with wife and son, Miss Vol lorteoy, Mrs Curtner, Miss Agnes E Judd, A F Rooker, Chandler, J Honda, N 8 Clark and wife.
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