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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1899
Page
4
A fragment from the Evening Bulletin discusses naval race heat with mentions of the Lusail and Saurd types, Hawaii's government, McKin Joy, and a hypothetical Montimpitaot prelate. It also notes Lord Lipton’s strategy, potential US Canada tensions, and forecasts on political campaigns in 1900 with references to Whitney and scientific prognostication.
Tourists and locals weigh the economic impact of first class hotel accommodation in Hawaii. Merchants, led by W. O. Peacock and George Macferlane, gain public acknowledgement for their role in supporting the travel initiative.
A fragmented report discusses concerns over political interference in University of California administration. It argues that university autonomy is threatened by attempts to place political benefactors in office, influencing personnel and curriculum, with mentions of Wheeler and connections to Cornell.
The text argues Wheeler as university president would appoint his own professors and advance worthy ones, taking responsibility while the Regents judge policy outcomes. It suggests national support from citizens who favor education free from political patronage and influence, across schools and colleges.
The Bulletin Publishing Company secures exclusive rights for using Taylor Color Printing Process in the Hawaiian Islands chiefly for lab business and promotional stationery. Meanwhile a Chinese girl faced larceny charges in police court, with the prosecuting attorney absent, a case repeatedly postponed by Judge Wilcox. A reporter observed frequent reckless hacks on Fort and Merchant streets, prompting concerns over pedestrian safety and police enforcement.
A fragmentary vintage piece mixes jokes about Sterling bicycles with ad copy urging purchases from Pacific Cycle and Mfg Co Fort Street. It touts the Sterling brand as trustworthy, offers garment cleaning services by mail, and promises savings on two-suit cleaning for 1.50, plus hat cleaning and delivery options.
The leading feature was Treibert the humorous wizard making his initial appearance. Witty past performances praised, with memorable jokes and a taboo humor style. Other acts also praised. Capt. Charles Goodall of San Francisco is reported dead. The steamer City of Paris docked at Falmouth. Mrs James W Borgatrom and J B O Sullivan consented to appear on the Amateur Orchestra concert program for August 1. Kentucky Republic issue noted. United States stance on Guatemala remains unchanged.
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