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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1899
Page
4
The fragmentary text repeats garbled phrases and proper names, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize. it resembles a damaged newspaper item with duplications and typos rather than a reportable incident or notice.
The issue notes an odd forecast about Hawaii’s summer schedule and hints at political betting for the Democratic nomination. It comically critiques the Executive’s July celebration and mentions Native crater memories and Robert Bonner as a notable financier in the newspaper business.
The report cites 12 percent of cities reporting dead 83 injured 1780 and five losses totaling 292000. Journal notes warn the Census Bureau may delay, while business leaders doubt mail alerts from the San Francisco Labor Council will sway the labor market. The piece argues radical opinions exist and urges improving labor conditions to quiet dissent.
The Executive Council blocks use of the executive building for a national holiday celebration. A reception and ball by Hawaii’s official circle in honor of Hog raising day is curtailed, seen as a demonstration of state sanctions. Public attendance is likely, despite official restrictions.
A quoted view argues the Executive shifts the people's mood to pay the fiddler and that the public will demand all the cow they can from their money, whether spent with consent or not.
The lava flow from Mokuaweowoe continues to advance toward Hilo with a single dominant channel. Observers report shifting paths since 1880 and 1887 eruptions, noting the scale and spectacle as the lower cone rapidly builds while residents along Waimea Road monitor the advancing plume and shore break.
Derk Phe reports Friday incident at Olea plantation where Mbo Ve PF manager McStocker’s dog fight with three terriers led to the loss of the first joint of his right little finger. McStocker refused action against the dog, noting the bite occurred during battle. The Orpheum features a mixed bill with Kachered, Blond Hartwells, Sulvinie troupe, and other acts drawing cheers.
A garbled column mixes jokes about Mrs Barkis and Mrs Montgomery with references to Sterling wheels bicycles and a Port street shop ad urging readers to buy Sterling cycles. It mentions Eugene Davanchelle seeking a license to sell light wine and beers on Pakoo, noting refusals and concerns about natives and Chinese selling alcohol.
Desthofe Wensel O F Wenzel, a brakeman on a fatal train crash at Trataen Bridly freruson, died at Queen's Hospital Saturday and was buried Sunday. Besmen's Clan members, President Dillingham, railroad officials, and German Consul representative Mr Selioulze attended. Seamen's Club pallbearers included Owens, Fool, U S8 Troquoim, Woods, Girn, Swan, Peniel Mission, and Mr Smith. Funeral origin was Peniel Mission on Hotel Street. MF Rouse line accused of selling liquor without license.
An editorial style note mocks narrow viewpoints and advocates Alfred Benjamin Co clothing as superior value. It praises ready made garments for quality and affordability, urging readers to compare with tailor options. Mentions Dr Delmel Linen Mesh Underwear and to request a catalogue.
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