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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1898
Page
4
A Honolulu editorial argues for government support of a graded coffee industry. It calls for a Coffee Planters' Association, a central office with district branches, and tax exemptions to promote grading, while warning against political influence in appointments and export penalties for ungraded coffee.
A distracted yet earnest sermon discusses racial ideology and moral development. The speaker, DL P Hireis, addresses rivalry in Hawaii and the supposed path from faith to knowledge to virtue. The piece argues a hierarchy of character determines survival and progress amid social strife, urging fidelity to a timeless standard.
John, a native, created a scene at Fort and Hotel streets Saturday night. He rode a tram without paying, slept on a seat, and resisted removal. Police and bystanders struggled to eject him as he smashed a window. Captain Bowers helped place him in the station house.
Saturday’s paper published an unauthorized interview with Rev. D. P. Birnie regarding race rivalry. The piece echoed stale street remarks and failed to present both sides of his views. The paper regrets the misunderstanding linked to the Sunday night sermon coverage.
D G Conarinos and associates complete arrangements to form a company to cultivate vegetables, grapes, caches, cherries and strawberries for the coast market. A steamer with modern produce-carrying appliances will be built.
Phin advises visiting the Fort Street establishment near Clab stables to select carriages from a large stock, all imported direct from manufacturers and guaranteed as represented. Prices are lower than others previously offered.
Eileen O Moore enthralled a large Honolulu audience at the Opera House with a violin recital praised as the city's best in years. Critics note her mastery of the instrument, with encore pieces and performances by Mrs Wood, Mr Isenberg, and an Amateur Orchestra under Wray Taylor, as well as plans for another recital next Saturday with Mendelssohn concerto.
The family of Joseph Seabury acknowledges with heartfelt thanks the kindness shown during their bereavement. Expressions of sympathy and support are deeply appreciated. Very respectfully, the Seabury family.
Jimely Opies delivers claims about the coast steamer schedule and popular demand for information. They promote their lubricating oils as the finest with unmatched density of viscosity and working qualities, suitable for machinery and electric light equipment. Also advertised are black asphaltum for painting smokestacks and water pipes, plus axle grease sold in tins and tubs.
The passage sketches a traveler’s reminiscence of a voyage to Honolulu, mentioning a ship named Australia and a captain told through garbled diary prose. It hints at a journey by sea and the era’s nautical textures without clear dates or actors.
The Zealandian returns with more of the splendid trimmings and gear for plantation needs. The shipment includes driving whips, horse gear, and a variety of trims famed for their value and beauty. Buyers urged to visit and select from the new arrivals.
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