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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1897
Page
4
By authority, sealed vendor for publishing the delinquent taxpayers list for 186, in Kowlish and Hawadian Unt gilages. Publication will occur weekly in Tas Asseamar's Offer after noon. Details and notices provided at the official office. Jonathan Bhaw appears as signatory.
An official quarantine notice declares Yoro Hava Japan as impacted. It orders removal of certain persons from Yokobrnits Dyvan Wen to a designated location by a specific date at the Hewl, presided by a local secretary.
Tenders are invited for two bushel cwt of beet cattle. Terms list delivery at a depot under health authority. Bids must show the seller as Bowed The Bows of Haliltans and be sealed by date. Charles Wilcox secretary announces the invitation.
Friday, March 19, 1897 discusses the Supreme Court stance on Japanese immigration and treaties. It affirms aliens have rights under U S law and that officials remain responsible to higher authorities and the constitution, with avenues for redress for rejected migrants.
The text argues that the recent deportation decisions provoke debate over executive versus judicial roles, accountability for damages, and the need to enforce laws on aliens seeking entry. It notes opinions on immigration brokers, labor interests, and the broader impact on national policy amid international tensions.
The passage argues that if Japan targets Spain in the Carolines the conflict would mobilize the group more intensely than in the Philippines. A rapid seizure of the islands could prompt many great powers to reassess how to restrain Japan to prevent expansion.
The dispatches suggest no fighting in Cuba while Weyler's actions dominate headlines. If silence continues, reports may shift to other fronts and broader wartime conditions.
A fragmented OCR note suggests lawmakers may veto a deputy inspector of schools salary. The writer anticipates a political maneuver to keep the matter quiet and out of public papers. The text hints at influence attempts and a potential petition to suppress coverage.
A damaged OCR fragment notes the steamer Miowera bringing a large shipment of back beer from Seattle Brow nue with Malting Go to the Criterion Saloon. It mentions butter uy dedication and Emperion Leostefast sausage as a Central Market specialty. Ring up 14.
Miss Ada Ward, a young actress famed for East Lynne and The Porger's Wife, converted to Salvation Army life after quitting the stage following a Portemouth engagement. Her change astonishes London, with whispers of a sensational conversion and a pledge to enlist, reshaping her career and audience appeal.
Senator John A. McCandless reported from a torn clipping to have returned from a two month trip to the United States traveling along the Ohio River through West Virginia and Ohio and via Vancouver. He used the voyage mainly for business but urged annexation as he noted strong public support and conversions among opponents. He cited dull business nationwide but optimism for improved conditions with the opening of the primeade.
A Washington correspondent notes that Hawaiian annexation, a remnant issue from the Harrison era, now faces a altered form under the new administration. The Hawaiian Republic seeks help from influential allies in Congress to press the President for a new negotiation treaty at the earliest opportunity.
San Francisco on March 6 reports a shipload of flour potatoes and provisions for Vladivostok to depart on the Snow and Burgess from Green Street wharf. The cargo aims to boost trade with the Trans Siberian railway with two local reasons given for high island purchases including Salvation Army ton and delivery services between Diamond Head Moanalua adding Twe.
Local shop announces 1897 Tribune wheels with framework upgrades and tighter crank fastening. Also promotes the Stormer and limited ZiMMY models, plus a full line of bicycle sundries at reduced prices.
A Honolulu store advertises a stock taking sale offering shirt waists at 1.25 and 1.50, ladies and mens hose at half price, flannel and outing fabrics in desired colors, and new dress goods from Dimitros Organdies and Muslins. The piece highlights bargains, limited stock, and customer profit sharing.
Notice lists several stray animals impounded in Honolulu at Makiki Pound including a Black Mare JP3 marked, a Bisex Mare with forehead brand, a Bay Horse with left foreleg brand and white forehead spot, and a Cream-colored Horse with right hind hip brand OR and white markings. Strays unredeemed by Saturday Mikveh 27 1807 will be sold to highest bidder by Poundmaster K Kerunye.
A $25 reward is offered for the detention of the person who stolid or caused the detainment of a party connected with a stock theft incident. The notice references Julius Holting and March 7 in Hanolult, indicating the locality and date of the event. The wording is garbled but implies a pursuit connected to a livery stock matter and a named individual.
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