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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
4
Raites comments on the Vibdppine campaign and Hawaiian racing, noting value perceived in a government wake up. An odd coincidence links Agere Ld pendences Day with American flag events as Dewey and Bunatreth are mentioned with limited clarity.
An unclear early text argues that the source of evil lies in trusts, not substitutes, and contends that outcomes hinge on whether a protective tariff shields trust products. The writing frames tariff policy as a determinant of trust dominance in the market.
A terse account describes a mechanical toy mishap where a tail twist is restrained by a louder English screw. The incident highlights a captured moment of improvised repair and playful engineering.
Fragmentary note questions how long until drastic measures by government affect social systems and stock markets. Mentions back dealing as bad business and the idea that what falls may rise, reflecting distrust and concern about public policy and economic fate.
Fragmentary report suggests government ties to the Omaha exposition and local theft fears. Mentions former US Senate candidate Gorman rumored for presidency amid uncertainty about chances and support. Party dynamics and public mood remain speculative.
Hawaii voices objection to the proposed federal constitution for the territory. Officials say the matter now rests with authorities who will vote aye or no. Public sentiment appears muted as residents await the result.
The Smithaouise LT institution awards its fret gold medal to Prof Down of the Royal Lustinutia y fiender for pioneering work in liquified air. The recognition honors his contributions to resin science and related applications.
The Advertiser cites Col Bryan and Prof Haupt criticizing the work of the canal commission under McKinley era. Rooney's bar association remarks question life tenure resolutions. Debate centers on partisan views and handling of resolutions. The piece questions the seven who yelled politics and ponders leadership responses.
The market shows a continued decline in sugar stocks with Waialoi and Hawaiien Sugar Co. under pressure while Kihei remains near yesterday's level. Street chatter cites alleged market manipulation and a lingering bear movement after a sensational claim that never occurred. Bulletin coupons offered for On To Manila.
A garbled 19th century style piece mentions a $4,590 lawn mover offer from the Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co at Bart street, plus repairs and nickel plating services. It also notes a marriage basil sighting, a city paper crew expanding work, and a daughter of TB Murry likely to represent Columbia in a Fourth of July parade.
The ad claims many will reject new truths but praises Alfred Benjamin & Co. for affordable, well made garments. It touts Dr Delmel's Linen Mesh and urges readers to investigate the merits of their lapel garments before visiting a tailor, promising risk-free value.
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