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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1899
Page
4
A Wednesday March 8, 1899 report notes independent mill operators opposing a trust. The interposed company claims ownership of mills producing only a quarter of trust output while claiming 7 million dollars in efficient working capital. Capital stock is 26,000, and the description likens the situation to Ivory it fate on highly watered.
The article argues Germany has used a prudent move by withdrawing warships to avoid entangling America in Pacific affairs. It credits the United States with sovereignty over the Philippines and Samoa, while noting Germany’s expectation that Washington ensure fair justice for German interests. It predicts a broader Pacific realignment, including possible changes in Samoa and the removal of influential officials, as part of a new major settlement among powers.
A notice announces evening work at Valu bolushed in the third rapk. The event is led by T. Ditureday evening with Moreh teh and Menibeta of Myst Solpe invited along with visiting brethren cordially.
Washington reports the death of Lord Herschel, aged about 86, a joint Anglo American Canadian commissioner. He collapsed after a hip injury during winter weather, then suffered heart failure at 7 this morning. A British noble and legal figure, he held multiple titles and served in arbitration roles.
Chief Justice Judd authors a decision sustaining Dr N Ruscol’s appeal from the Tax Appeal Court of Hilo. Justice Whiting and Judge Stanley sign the opinion. The ruling states that land valued above purchase price from the government due to coffee cultivation should not be taxed at the increased valuation as laws encourage coffee and ramie cultivation and the enhanced value source is exempt from taxation. Little & Galbraith represent the taxpayer, Attorney General W O Smith represents the assessor.
A small afternoon gathering discussed Republican party matters after President Dole withdrew from the Nations League of Republican clubs. A. S. Humphreys was named as a potential candidate for vice president, with denials that McStocker and Sims opposed him. Shinglean urged a Thursday city meeting to decide on any collective action, noting the exunes were not binding on individual choices.
A vessel named the Mohican arrived at the port on the Gthinst carrying machinery consigned to Alexander & Baldwin for Kibei. The shipment includes items needed for various plantations on the islands, addressing a lag in available equipment.
Manila reports rebels in Caloocan and Malabon preparing earthworks and a battery in front of Malabon church. A London Herald dispatch cites Cebu dated February 22 about the Petrel gunboat meeting insurgent leaders who surrendered to a superior force and await Aguinaldo's action while Americans wage war.
Clothing furnishings and hats offer ample variety including the newest fashions and top American manufacturers. All items brand new with clear prices, presented to attract buyers seeking value. Open invitation to visit regardless of purchase intent.
Pacific Cycle Co expects part of the 99 Model shipment on the next steamer after a sample arrives. The sample is perfect and Cornell tests show Morse roller joint chains yield higher efficiency. Manufacturers align design with current fashion dictated by the goddess of style while maintaining sound mechanical construction.
A list of popular authors including Grant Allen and Hall Caine appears in a sale of paper bindings priced at 25 and 50 cents. The ad also promotes lightweight stationery and music items such as ukuleles and guitars, with mentions of The Hawaiian Scenic Calendar and courteous service at the shop.
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