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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1899
Page
4
The fragment discusses competing papers and public sentiment on the Cabinet crisis. It critiques the official organ for timing its publication and notes the impact on stock and beets industries. Mentions Herbert Myrick in California and a call for him to visit Hawaii.
The article envisions autos transforming Honolulu transit, notes high prices and horse fodder supporting progress, mentions a public clash between President and Speaker Reed, and asserts McKinley’s party majority backing. It warns of potential anti Asian labor concerns spreading to Hawaii and states anti Asiatic legislation could be near.
A Hilo correspondent questions a bulletin claim of a railway beginning from Hilo. The note suggests Cabinet action may block progress by some local business men, casting doubt on the report's certainty and implying political interference.
Fragmentary report notes a negative type in port noncoherent terms. References Urele Sam's army and opportunities, hinting at sovereignty and societal changes during the comic year. Names and places are unreadable or garbled.
The passage suggests Lawton has arrived and signals favorable indications for a broad advance along the American front. Aguinaldo faces attack in his capital and, within months, independence appears tied to submission to a powerful, widely trusted authority. Public expectation grows that Lawton will bring definite actions once in the field.
Attorney General Cooper reports tributes to the late Justice H A Widemann. Resolutions accompany praise from Justices Judd and Smith, with notes on memorial adjournment and a library access dispute. A brief transit incident near Maunakena Street ends with a note on a nocturnal band concert at Thomas Square.
London March 10 The Daily Graphic reports an amicable settlement after direct talks between Britain and Russia over the Nia Chwang loan crisis. Russia and British authorities plan a scheme to regularize Far East relations. The Times noted a $11.5 million five percent Chinese loan with a British syndicate linked to the northern rail line.
New York reports Mr Kipling, increasingly able to take solid food, was told by Dr Danham that his favorite daughter Josephine had died. The poet, though deeply distressed, bore the news with quiet stoicism as doctors weighed what to reveal to him.
The Sterling bicycle makers pride cautious, tested construction with no novelty for novelty's sake. The Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co. reports half a car load of 1899 Sterling models in transit, with the top grade priced at $60.00.
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