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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1897
Page
4
The article recalls the late minister and community member Ja King while reflecting on government tolerances and island life. It includes impressions on Hawaiian life by Manager Frawley and notes a correction about Japanese and Chinese laborer labor rights under treaty terms.
The Evening Bulletin reports that London sources expect the Pacific Cable Commission to back a state owned cable and call for a special survey. It notes Hawaii and the United States eye separate routes while Britain and Japan explore connections, urging Hawaiians to consider a self funded cable to the Pacific Coast.
The government and people of Hawaii honor a distinguished United States representative who died at his post in this capital. They hope his passing binds Hawaii and the United States in a renewed friendship. The diplomat’s death may have done more to shape wider regard for Hawaii than official reports from his tenure.
In a congressional telegraphic summary, Walker of Massachusetts endorsed civil service as essential to sound business. William of Mississippi rebuked him for a “poor white trash” remark, defending that the term referred to a historical class and not a slur. He praised southern courage and humor, tracing notable figures to that lineage.
Fragmentary notes describe a Wittram propeller move for a tug Ueliance 16 to Steven Caaring, with mentions of future fitting on a vessel bound for Sydney. The garbled text references mechanical tests, a possible Alameda route, and uncertain details about personnel and timing.
The Sugar season of 1897 prompts business focus and saving money through quality lubricants. Colorado brand oils claim superior viscosity, fire test, and working performance, with products including Diamond C Cylinder Oil and Engine Oil. A full line for plantation and mill use is offered, plus hand-painted sixty gallon oil containers touted as economical.
The General Agency of The Germania Life Insurance Co. of New York is placed in the lands of Mesara J Alfred Mayoon and A V Gear. Mayoon will handle renewal premium collection and act as the company's attorney. Gear will act as action agent for securing new business.
Mrs FP G Pratt offers her Waikiki boxed lot at public auction in Fort and Queen streets salesrooms at noon. Seaside residence potential with excellent bathing location. Property features cocoa and other trees, wells with grass. plan available at auction room for review and inquiries.
From the Miowera store Dimond's offers a new stock of French china patterns. Customers may buy single pieces or dozens to replace breakage at low cost without buying whole sets. The display includes decorated toilet sets and crockery suitable for wash stands.
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