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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1898
Page
4
A fragmentary OCR item references a business manager and Telephoness related terms in Eatitor City. It mentions venues or rooms and a post office bureau, suggesting a local business notice or advertisement with uncertain specifics. Entities are unclear due to garbled text.
In a June 16 1898 column the Honolulu scene polishes its quarrels with Paria Loebenstein and McKinley troop talk. A tribute notes James L Dowsett whose quiet life influenced public affairs and is remembered by an old friend and neighbor.
The Hawaii Herald weighs the nation's course if annexation fails and argues bold moves over hesitation. It notes Representative Tsenbero's minority report on a Board of Public Works probe and questions Superintendent Rowell's fairness while seeking clarity on Mr. Isenborg's decision amid sharp committee criticism.
The article argues Kepoikai’s bill bases eligibility on proper grounds, noting potential hardship only if imported experts are needed. It advocates preferring local men for departmental needs but acknowledges exceptions when specialists abroad are essential, suggesting provision for such exceptions unless annexation occurs soon.
The Hawaii school exhibit at Omaha aims to show how public schools unite diverse races and nationalities. It argues education secures the American spirit, improving the future generation and easing concern over immigrant populations through schooling and social integration.
The passage credits Mr. Dillingham for developing Hawaii’s small land area as islands gain independence from Honolulu as a central shipping point. It suggests the public will better appreciate his contributions and the tangible returns beyond mere glory.
The annual meeting will be held at the rooms of the Hawaiian Safe Deposit building at noon on Friday June 17 for election of officers and other business. Full attendance is earnestly desired. Secretary WM. O. Atwater, Honolulu, June 14, 1898.
A tribute to Manager Benj F Dillingham for advancing the Oshu railroad toward its promised goal. The piece highlights Kabuku rail status, potential transit to Honolulu, and rising beachlot values from Keena Point to Waialua. It urges continued public accountability and rewards for timely achievement.
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