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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1898
Page
4
A partial text from a Supreme Court public notice section cross cites a misreported Saturday afternoon briefing. The dispatch hints at political trouble in Central America and U.S. influence, with cabinet members noted as present.
A historical discussion notes the government’s public harbor ownership principle, warning against extending corporate privileges. It cites the Southern Pacific case as a caution and predicts future rail dominance risks, while stressing needed harbor improvements and the potential open harbor development to support commerce.
The piece argues for exclusive public ownership of wharves as the harbor improvement plan. It notes Mr Dillingham supports the ideas and mentions a public stance shaping infrastructure policy. A local social club outlines a new constitution committee while other notices cover community events and local business promotions.
Readers learn this week about the store’s stock of grass seed and garden supplies for tending lawns and plots. The notice highlights timely tips for season preparation and suggests purchases to keep lawns looking their best.
An advertisement extols Red Velvet Hose as nearly unbreakable and knife resistant with long life. It touts a mower as the final essential for completing an outfit, claiming it is the best option and that customers will return for the product.
A fragmented OCR note references Seereneny Tete and a district chief appointment. It mentions a petition by multiple members and a small council action related to public service duties and elections. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a local government action in a halted status.
An adjourned meeting for the Citizens Guard Company 6 is announced with a request for members to attend. The notice specifies location details and emphasizes ensuring proper attendance for selecting officers and conducting essential business.
A fragmented public notice mentions Wuarhua and Deedbolt with references to Hye uusler and qubensiey. The item implies a legal or financial action tied to payment, fear, and a schedule or penalty. Names and locations appear as scattered proper nouns amid unreadable text.
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