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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1898
Page
4
A fragment argues that every true Friend of the Republic must support the existing Government while denouncing Tampon the chotwen Tamers of the lawe. It contends the Legislative should be part of the Government and calls the piece a curiosity Morgan would show.
The BeLuertin calls for restoring the original bill that would require coroner inquests in all sudden death cases. He argues the current amendment lets discretion prevail and would endanger public safety by allowing officials to avoid mandatory inquiry. He notes medical benefits and potential detections justify a thorough system with affordable costs.
The bark Manna ai cleared for sailing when two crewmen intoxicated caused a fight. Five officers and Policeman Evans boarded after a telephoned call. Two combatants were subdued, two others replaced them, and the ship continued its voyage. One man on the way to the virokin attempted to stab Officer Kupihea but was disarmed.
The Hawaiian Tramways Company seeks a 33 year charter to build a single or double track street railway in Honolulu. The act sets routes from King and Nanana to Waikiki Road and Kapiolani Park, with electrical propulsion, three year construction, and rates under five cents on several segments. The bill also extends franchise 33 years and fixes speed limits while requiring grade profiles to be supplied by the Interior Minister. A separate note reports burglars targeting the Tramways office and whiter works, looting a Portuguese home and destroying furniture, with police not notified.
European trip sets Joseph Marsden as labor commissioner for Hawaii. He will study conditions in Germany, Sweden, and Britain, and if prospects look good, may recruit laborers for Hawaii. Marsden will serve without pay.
The notice touts the arrival of new information on annexation and the Maine disaster. It promotes Lubricating Oils claiming superior density of viscosity and fire test, suitable for dynamos and electric light machinery. Black asphaltum, axle grease, and large stock of industrial lubricants are offered for painting, smokestacks, and pipes.
A garbled OCR passage references a steamer Australia and a royal voyage with various trimmings and items. The text is largely unreadable, but hints at maritime details and ceremonial elements surrounding a royal or noble journey.
A local supplier advertises harness and leather items from Lation Manufacturing Harness Company including driving whips, leather goods, and hardware. The steamer Zealandia has arrived with more stock and promises future shipments from the Zealandin with a wide assortment of gear for plantations and live stock.
A Detroit retailer extols the Derkom Juwen Stove, claiming it delivers complete satisfaction, saves fuel costs, and offers favorable terms. The advertisement asserts durability and superiority over competitors, urging customers to upgrade old stoves.
A catalog of forthcoming works includes Lew Wallace The Wooing of Maskatoon Commodus and Life and Letters of Harriet Beecher Stowe edited by Annie Fields. It citesdomestic authors and other titles by Dole Stockton Riley Potter Sankey McGranahan Stebbins and Jacob in varied genres and a new stationery office supplies line.
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