Hilo Newsroom Riff on Local Policy and Press Rivalries
The Evening Bulletin notes a shift in Honolulu and Hilo journalism with Editor Sucker and rival papers embracing local-interest cooperation. It highlights a proposed town trade hoard to guide development and curb volatile log tendencies, amid broader social tensions and class concerns.
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Stuorphere
Honolura
Haw
Hilo
Enijeet
Sereemoent
Stacker
Herald
Spain and United States Cuba Intervention Pressure
Late dispatches link European influence to press for US intervention in Cuba driven by money. Spanish bonds totaling 850,000 are tied to Cul dhe Peeneh and Bagheh syndicates. pressure aims to fund Cuban operations through a protectorate or direct control of Cuban estates. Riots erupt in Havana with arrests of wealthy Spanish merchants as the US face mounting pressure amid Spain’s nominal autonomy policy.
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United States
Spain
Britain
Egypt
Cuba
Blanco
Weyler
Havana
Forests and rain prove complex in island climates
The report notes mixed evidence on how forests affect rainfall, citing Macy’s 1862 forest observations in Hamakon and later visits. It records details of droughts in Kawasiline and multiple years of severe famine across islands, suggesting forests may influence moisture and preservation, though no firm causal link is established.
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W. Macy
Hawaii
Intest Hilo ‘Tribune
Daha M. Kapena
Island of
Mary Doce
Macy Telle
Hamakon
Hemet
Peter
Rattan
Moey
Kawasiline Beach
Unclear historical note on railway shop and farming practices
Fragmentary text describes a railway shop turning out 80 ton flat cars and a shop fitted with modern appliances for car building and repair. It mentions material shipments, ties, and rambling discussion on wheat varieties Turkish Red and Bulgarian wheat, plus farming rotation and composting ideas. The passage is highly garbled with many misspellings and incomplete sentences.
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Oat Railway & Land Core Mortly
Axe
Enile Wee
Wisinad
Wainkan Extoneton
Trespass and title actions in Kona Hawaii court
Several legal actions are noted in Kona Hawaii including a trespass suit involving Mele Uli et al against Hawaiian Commercial and Sagar Company, a title quieting action for William Hooper seeking letters of administration for his father Charles Hooper who died December 24 1897 with estate valued at 500. A deputy sheriff served papers in the case at South Kona. Also listed is a notice of administration petition and various minor local items including a lecture by Miss Cora McDonald at the Y M C A reception parlor and a ship watch at the Custom House with twenty two vessels observed and no anticipated Calimat. Nice rooms offered at Popular House Fort Street from 1.00 per week.
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Titel Mele Uli Et al Ve Hawaiian Commercial and
Sagar Company
Alfred S Hartwell
Hitchenek Mikes
Sanimons
G Wate
South Kona
Haweii
Papaokslaat
Kapitan
JW. Krasimoka
William Hooper
Charles Hooper
Kona
Hawaii
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Valitor von Mex Oe
Maliuter
Priday
Dan
Lsts
Berry
Kinelk
Chicago
Hitest
Qeconnta
Onin Abbott
Feornie
Datien Delicationa
Seelav
Wes
Neve
Furly
Pnt
Henig
Shain Rane
Er Herri Coun
Cora McDonald
Y.M Coa
Keer
Custom House
Fort Street
Dae Bo Moenen
Jy Si Testoee
Quyselbaat Halil A
Victor Safe & Lock CO
A. Y. Gear
H. S. Padgett
New Beach Road
Walkiki
Teneis
Jas. F, Morgan
Willison's Circus
Bea Sev Preece Saliediey
Portland
Cascadia
Dayton
C&c
Olympic
the Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Spreckels’ Bank
John Manoa
Remington
W. Cornwell, Jr
The
Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Cobblers
Fort St
Jan. Fe Morgan
MTG
B. W
Diniius Vatele
Jas PF. Morgan, Auetiourer
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Honolulu, H. J
Port Street
Waikiki
Neure
Awe
C Hevaeser
Nied Huevtisas Cootini Vossen Iiven
Duntary
Karerthior Particutins
Dom Walker
Beek Tieat
Criti Frank
Seusta, Wti Ae Fine
Issortont of
Thos
Hrewers Nie
Hart Stieot
Glee Club
Wall
H.hackfeld & Co
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