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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1899
Page
4
A garbled July 12 1899 item lists ideas about building a breakwater for Hilo harbor and mentions Emperor William of Germany seeking a press agent. It also references Spain selling auxiliary cruisers and a plan tied to a potential naval action, with scattered attributions to various persons.
Fragmentary remarks reference Lord Lipton and a stitched coat of arms tied to his business career. The text pivots to praise of the U S Constitution while noting it cannot solve demands on citizens. It hints at a threat to liberal government or Hawaii from overreaching concessions and party control.
Great Britain moves to standardize education for convicts in penal servitude. An order requires inmates not passing third standard in education to be released from Insor for one hour daily for instructional time until they pass the exam. Collis P Huntington would likely view this as a sign of imperial decline.
An administration source releases the Postmaster General Charles Kim ory Smith statement on the Philippines campaign. The article notes the government lacks troops and coordination experience but asserts the regiment is well chosen and equipped for action, with Congress bearing responsibility for any administration faults.
The Rev. Mackintosh urges church members to value public services and regular observances. He argues that material wealth leaves people spiritually poor and questions why parishioners burden pastors with visits to learn why they neglect their duties to God. He notes parishioners often complain about visitation but seldom acknowledge its importance.
The text argues for early pastoral visitation over lengthy sermons, noting direct teaching in five minutes. It urges parishioners to meet with the pastor to save time and labor for wider parish needs, and asserts a pastor’s right to expect reciprocity from his parishioners.
The article argues the local Government plans to name a delegate to Washington during the next Congress session, seen as exerting influence without popular input. It questions the move, noting Hawaiian Commission members and U S officials push for swift annexation measures and warns against the government funding a delegate’s travel without a clear request from local leaders. It also mentions the Lowers family moving to a new residence at the corner of Kewalu and Domini al streets.
A compiled oddball ad fragment lists items like Winchester rifles and ammunition alongside bicycle repair promises from the P C & M Co on Fort Street. It touts prompt service, guaranteed repairs, and a focus on value, noting not to cut prices and stressing honest workmanship. It also includes stray lines about a girl, Heaven, and a nickel plating offer, all presented in a historical ad voice.
An editorial voice decries blind adherence to color and bias while praising Alfred Benjamin & Co. suits as superior value. The piece touts ready made garments with features rivaling bespoke clothing and urges readers to evaluate the brand's lapel as a safe, advantageous choice.
An advertisement urging readers to request a catalogue from agents promoting Dr Deimel's linen mesh underwear. The brief notice implies sales channels and product availability through mail order.
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