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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1898
Page
4
A Honolulu Evening Bulletin article criticizes Senator Waterhouse for attacking band appropriations and calls for clear executive stance on opium laws and contract labor immigration. It stresses bands as a public good and urges cabinet unity, policy clarity, and legislative initiative in national matters.
A Maui obituary notes the passing of Senator W. Horner with tributes to his public service. The piece traces his origins in New Jersey, migration to Hawaii, and long involvement in politics, alongside family details and biographical milestones. Also covered are a kindergarten benefit concert plan, a Methodist Church sermon series on the worth of man, and local sporting goods ads.
The Grand Army of the Republic Department of California and Nevada notes the Honolulu post will shift its monthly meeting to the first Wednesday of each month starting with March 1898. Post Adjutant Copeland records the modification and confirms the new date.
Heavy rains fill reservoirs but prevent settling so water becomes discolored and unfit to use. A window display shows an Improved Natural Stone Filter in four sizes from 6 to 9 quarts, offering larger capacity options for areas needing more drinking water.
Water coolers offered in three sizes are highlighted as the nicest articles of their kind seen here, with attention drawn to their quality and appeal. The note suggests further items to follow in the listing.
A small jar-like fixture hung on the wall is advertised for disinfecting in closets and surrounding areas. The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited invites customers to come in and have it explained by staff.
A garbled Honolulu advertisement promotes a large stock of harness hardware and riding equipment at a store near the corner of King and Fort streets. Mention of the steamer Australia appears as late text, suggesting a broad consignment or sale context.
A local harness producer advertises a wide selection of leather goods and trimming for marching garments. The copy notes items like ladies drives whips, bits, reins, collars, and hoods, offered directly from the tannery, with the steamer Zen jandis bringing more stock for the upcoming season.
A salted list of varied book titles and editors appears, including Golden Rule Bazaar The Wooing of Maskatoon Commodus Life and Letters of Harriet Beecher Stowe edited by Alan Bielda and The Scholar and the State By Spey Bolt among others. The fragment also notes a New Stationery Office Supplies reference.
316 Fort Street advertises finest and freshest dry goods now in stock. New arrivals include Grass Cloth Pongée Silk embroidered handkerchiefs in white and colors.
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