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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1899
Page
4
Ed Pollitz in town draws attention as observers note an upward jump on the stock list. Local traders watch the market closely for further gains and shifts in prices.
Assailants plotted against ministers as Meera joined King and Damon in a defense of a scheme amid tense confrontations. authorities cite the incident as a potential threat to political figures and public order.
The piece debates Attorney General Smith's likely resignation amid cabinet turmoil. It cites Newlands and political maneuvering over ministerial resignations, Dole and McKinley allies, and critiques the official organ for misrepresentation while praising Smith's long service and self respect. The article questions successor prospects, naming Minister Cooper as a possible replacement.
The article discusses possible cabinet reforms under changed sovereignty, noting that merging the Minister of Foreign Affairs with another post is impeded by current convictions and that the President has authority from Congress to implement changes. It also weighs the risk of cabinet unhappiness and the probability of finding a replacement when a long-standing office nears its end of term.
W O Smith head of the department addressed the police force in English and Hawaiian at the station yard, expressing regret at leaving the Honolulu and Island police. Marshal Brown and others joined in farewell remarks as Smith departed, with handshakes and assurances of remembrance. Notices warn against livestock import without licenses, urging compliance to avoid criminal penalties. Engineers to Manila report orders for barracks transfers and stock brokerage activity appears in the Fort Street area.
The metropolitan market notes higher coin costs with new charges of 16 and 13 cents per pound for unspecified goods. Officials indicate the change reflects inflation and supply pressures in the region.
A religious ceremony is planned Sunday at 1 30 pm in the Roman Ostholia Catholic Church. The Bishop of Panopolis will officiate a three deavond privetioors event.
In London and Washington discussions on tariff discrimination and Hawaiian manufacturing loom. Senators on the Finance Committee hint at discrimination risks amid annexation, sugar refining limits, and Asiatic labor fears. Kinney and legal actions surface in Honolulu protests as court cases proceed with attorneys cited.
A twelve man military bicycle corps rode Sterling bicycles from Chicago to Washington, D C, over rough roads carrying forty pounds of baggage. One front wheel axle broke due to extra weight on the handlebars. The piece argues for durability and long-term value, praising Sterling as the lasting choice and noting the model at sixty dollars from the Pacific Cycle Co.
A local clothing house promotes a broad stock of menswear and accessories with the latest fashion trends. The ad emphasizes value, plain pricing, and low expenses to attract buyers whether they plan to purchase or not.
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