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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1898
Page
4
The article praises U S restraint amid rising tensions with Spain over Cuba. It extols the government for pursuing peace without relinquishing sovereignty, notes potential war only if needed with a clear conscience, and views Cuban freedom as a step toward hemispheric responsibility including Hawaii.
A report from Kauai notes a man tied to the Mikahala passenger list being tamed on yesterday’s voyage. The Reverend, detained at the Prison, was arrested on Kauai warrants for related charges. A Honolulu man described as of mixed race is held at Waimea in the same case. One suspect allegedly provided information.
Ambassadors report Madrid discussions on averting war and Spain's warship purchases. Senator Chandler proposes duties cut for war material. Proctor criticizes American anti Spanish feasts in Havana. The London Chronicle hails McKinley as model statesman amid looming conflict.
A report from the Molokai Settlement visitors pleased the House, while amendments to House bill 5 on licenses and passage of House bill 25 on bicycles were noted. Bill 37 on libel and slander was tabled as proposed. Senate bill 8 on extending streets moved forward. A translation-cost resolution and a string of new measures were introduced, including an Audit Act, anti adulteration provisions, liquor sales, and land act amendments. House bill 43 on police earned unanimous final passage.
A fragmentary passage mentions Pacific Cycle Manufacturing Company and a rain related metaphor about wind and dust. The text includes a quoted line about being found by the rain and a remark on rain as a blessing and a necessary evil.
The note proclaims a complete stock will be available by the next season. It reads as a brief garbled update about inventory readiness and upcoming supply. No clear dates or entities are present to identify owners or locations.
A Hartman steel wire mat at the doorway promises mud free floors and easy cleaning. A large assortment of Hartman and Fiber Mats in various sizes is always on hand for inspection.
At the annual stockholders meeting the Later Island Steam Navigation Co Ltd reelected officers and directors for the year. W B Godfrey was named President J Favalee Vice President J L Mclean Treasurer N E Gedge Secretary and other officers were listed. A separate notice from Honolulu dated March 15 1808 states powers granted to K Poauwa and K Ueda to sign on behalf of the Yokohama Specie Bank after March 12 180%.
Detroit Jewel Stove promotes satisfaction with durable stoves and guaranteed performance. It claims fuel savings offset purchase cost quickly and offers flexible payment terms including one third down and five equal monthly installments.
In Honolulu a bustling storefront advertises the largest collection of harnesses and driving accessories, inviting readers to step in at the corner of Kivw and Fort streets to explore velvet dot and other offerings, noting a steamer Australia seen lower in the water nearby.
The Manufacturing Harness Company showcases a large assortment of ladies driving whips, trimmings, hoods, blankets, pins, collars, and gear for harness work. The steamer Zealandia has arrived with more stock and will return with additional splendid items for plantation use, promising glittering yet solid value.
Executor Pathen Th Valentine warns creditors to present claims against Annie Cahill late of Honolulu within six months or be forever barred. Debts owed to estate should be paid to the executor at the Catholic Mission office Honolulu Oahu. March 14 1900s.
Help wanted for a reliable man able to care for horses and carriages. Entry notes inquiry ap 45 of Wilder & Co. at new Fort and Queen. Apply 208 Merchant Street Campbell Block rear of J O Carter's office P O Box 96.
Dividend due and payable in the ordinary quarterly cycle. Secretary V Forster notes the payment date as March 1lyngs.
J M Webb announces a new cutter with skill and guarantees good ate at low prices. Latest saltings in stock in blue serge for summer wear. New dry goods arrive including grass cloth pongee silk embroidered handkerchiefs and fancy items. Bamboo chairs tracks with warm bell locks And How Crop Tea. Prices in all lines meet Mercest competition.
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