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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1899
Page
4
Citizens debate American constitution benefits for Hawaii. Discussion notes a cycle trust setback, peace congress, volunteer returnees, and Cuban issues. Tom Platt backs McKinley. financier Irwin warns on plantation shares as speculation, urging registration and voter turnout.
The university announced Pierre J Rein, a Johns Hopkins graduate student, will join Stanford University as a professor in French starting next September. Rein studied at Williams College and Holbrook Milton Academy, taught Greek and French at Ocha College, and earned a PhD at Johns Hopkins with a dissertation on The Phonology of the Patria of Vieign. The oath of office was administered yesterday by Judge Whitlog in the ante room.
Reporting from Apia and Honolulu, the chronicle details Mataafa and Malietoa factions near harbor agreements, ships like Badger Brutus and Marblehead shifting positions, and the impact of the American presence. The piece notes mail transfers, crew recoveries, a police court hearing, and local notices including a physician request for Molokai and a push for King Bros. photo services.
A mixed summary of Honolulu stock and exchange activity, local meetings for a medical association, and notes on watchmakers bicycle repairs and a deputy marshal’s licensed duties. The text references Hawaiian Exchange sales, sessions, physicians, the Painte Club banquet, and local business ads including the Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Company.
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