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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1899
Page
4
The report notes 45,000 British troops could quell the Boers, while Gen. Oia may return home in stages. It mentions fears over rapid campaigns, American batteries, and a shift toward teaching in Manila as Filipinos face gun training challenges. The text blends military moves with postwar schooling and local civic remarks.
The piece urges Hawaii to unite behind the Omaha Exposition, criticizing government indecision and support gaps. It cites missing Tropic plant materials, an inspector taking cream to California, and band members sacrificing vacation for Omaha. It warns against costly ship-owner endorsements and outlines Hawaii’s potential transport role at 5 million dollars.
Los Angeles, June 28. The Oxnard boards have bought Patterson ranch in Ventura county of over 5600 acres for 750000. Land near Oxnard and Anaheim, top farming soil in Santa Clara Valley. Current owner leased much to small farmers for beet sugar, with the tract used for feed and general agriculture. Corde from Bremen report engagement of Miss Tillie Hoting to Mr Carl Limburg of Hanau for June 16. Also a note on vacation by Stearns Back, and an advertisement offering cleaning and pressing services for monthly patronage. A Manila view description completes the page.
The text argues that Hawaii lacks full independence in foreign affairs and that any move to close ports to Oriental goods would provoke diplomatic reactions. It notes that the State Department in Washington remains the sole diplomatic headquarters for Hawaii with foreign nations.
The Examiner Joarpel reports on the Call Herald pairing to back a trans continental automobile race. If the car reaches perfection, a successful crossing of mountains and wastes may occur, signaling Hawaii should seize the newest transport advance.
Press dispatches report the radical opposition to the monarchy in Belgium grows after the newly passed franchise law, seen as the long-sought goal of current opponents. The crown’s fate appears unsettled as unrest continues and calls for republican rule gain momentum.
The Hawaii Chamber of Commerce would vote aye on strict adherence to quality, condemning a lax display at the Omaha exhibit. The sending of Mr Logan to Omaha is praised as essential to representing Hawaii well, and the chamber pledges support to uphold its name.
A fragmentary ad promotes the P C and M Company offering bicycles and rifles, urging visitors to leave wheels for prompt honest repairs on Fort street. It also includes a quirky verse about a bicycle and a promise of guaranteed service with 50 percent nickel plating appeal.
An advertisement extols Alfred Benjamin & Co garments highlighting value and made to measure quality. It urges readers to compare with Cotten and try the label before visiting a tailor, suggesting risks avoided and advantages gained.
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