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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1897
Page
4
Editor LOGAN remarks on the Nicaragua Canal, Panama project hopes, and investor interest amid global finance issues. The piece critiques publicity stunts and anticipates political and economic effects, referencing Hawaii and London dispatches as context for the era’s maritime ventures.
The text asserts executive board proceedings are legitimate like private deliberations of the executive council and suggests no need for external support to settle matters. It warns against private interests joining with injustice, implying concerns over concealed facts and potential influence on outcomes.
A birdseye view of Hawaii’s peace force highlights a neat appearance and uniformed efficiency. Superior officials deliver businesslike reports, praising the police and the country for a satisfactory display.
A concise report notes nations advancing an organized boycott against regimes clinging to rage and militaristic policies. The move aims to pressure regimes through diplomatic and economic means.
The note suggests Hawaii will be represented at a Victorian Age Exhibition and hints at placing a modern roller cane crusher beside the ancient sugar mill of the islands. It also remarks that war ethics are lax nowadays and mentions Dr. Zertacha, accused in the death of General Maceo, portrayed as a vicious figure in history.
Report states Cook of San Francisco introduces concise jury charges in criminal hearings. Reform seen as achieved locally, while Honolulu press not all powerful. San Francisco Chronicle annual edition delayed by two days, run in six sections with fifty eight pages.
The text suggests Japan was tied to the Philippine imbroglio while Spain could protest intrusion if proven, though issues remain unsettled amid broader tensions involving Cuba and relations with regional powers.
In a District Court session James Sherwood faced liquor selling charges. Prosecution witnesses described evidence from bottles with 47 percent alcohol while defense claims questioned police methods. The defendant was found guilty and fined 300 plus costs, with the case appealed to the February Circuit Court.
Justice Whiting writes a unanimous opinion quashing Charles T Clark's conviction for carrying a deadly weapon while not legally authorized. The court finds the Penal Code lacks concealment reference and rules the conviction cannot stand. Attorney General Stith led the prosecution. Davis defended.
A vast shipment of new goods is coming for sale with a focus on must-have home items. Highlights include the Gem Ice Shaver, fish scalers, French slicers, carvers, bread knives, and silver plated cutlery, all offered in varied styles and affordable prices.
Notice calls a Monday gathering of wheelmen to form an association to advance bicycle interests and buy land at Kowalo for a lakefront track. Chas 8 Desky offers to sell land for a track and provide earth and extra parcels for buildings at a price far below value. Promoters aim to mimic Kapiolani Park and press all wheelmen to attend.
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