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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1899
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text notes subscription terms, monthly charges, and year long passes. Mentions February and War Parade in an unclear context. No clear people or organizations readable to anchor a full summary.
Friction within Mr Doles circle prompts Republicans to consider reorganizing to influence future actions. Advocates believe a preemptive organizational push could yield gains in upcoming deliberations and shape party strategy.
In the wake of Prevatent Prore's death the public is to learn more as Franece questions the facts. The country endures high political strain with frontier disputes fueling intrigue and watchful nerves.
An Advertiser note argues that an independent in politics gains a broad bird’s eye view but maintains distance that leads to unclear and improper understanding of the situation. The piece implies that neutrality can sacrificed clarity and practical insight.
Report notes the meeting mostly veered toward inaction, with a large majority supporting delay. It mentions the National League of Republican Clubs and Horutula Republicans but says Hilo has yet to respond, reflecting a cautious, unsettled stance.
The territory debates ministerial influence and cabinet loyalty as pressure grows around King and Dole. Critics question the leadership and appointive power behind key officials while King contemplates resignation and calls for transparency.
The text criticizes Mr Dole and Mr King removal discussions, accusing the Interior Minister of wavering loyalty and questionable judgments. It argues cabinet members should not reveal opinions publicly and notes public life brings both enemies and staunch allies. It questions why longtime officials should face removal after five years in office.
The Supreme Court announces a unanimous decision by Justice L A Dickey in Manlo versus Kampa remanding to the Circuit Court for a written decision with no prejudice to either side. The case notes a jury waivers in writing being essential. Kaneskua and Creighton represent plaintiffs. Kepoikai Henshall defend. Also reports appointing Mr. Sanders as administrator of Marie J Sanders estate with bond. Additional items include a motion for default in Paris v Antone Fernandez, and a note that the tomb of Lunalilo and Kanaina at Kawaiahao remains in place despite reports of relocation. Officers Parker and seven others guard the Royal Mausoleum while awaiting Princess Kaulani’s interment. The Orpheum wraps with a grand amateur event alongside a club program.
Knights of the division are ordered to assemble at the Armoury on Sunday March 5 in full dress uniform for a parade to honor the late Princess Kalutant. Captain J. Salter signs the notice on behalf of the unit.
Russell Colegrove won additional damages of 1500 against the steamship City of Columbia and 1000 on account of imprisonment aboard the ship. Chief Justice Judd led a unanimous Supreme Court including Justices Whiting and Smpley, upholding damages of 2500 and noting limits on captain’s authority to punish passengers. The case tests admiralty jurisdiction and confinement powers under Hawaiian law.
A local store boasts a full stock of the latest fashions from top manufacturers. New goods priced plainly reflect low expenses, offering high value for buyers seeking quality at the least money. Customers are welcomed to browse or purchase.
Sprockets for the Sterling bicycle chain are carved from boiler plate, formed under 2000 ton hydraulic pressure, then machined to achieve micrometer precision with two to three thousandths of an inch variance. Scientific tests at major mechanical schools show higher efficiency from Sterling bikes due to consistent high quality work, attentive craftsmanship, and top materials in every component.
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