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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1899
Page
4
The piece weighs in on postwar questions and public concerns as readers ask when Dewey and Ballentyne will return. It discusses rail upgrades, Hawaii sugar stock implications for future policy, and criticism of the war’s conduct, urging focus on real outcomes and national interest.
The plan to name a new battleship American Boy was halted by Congressman Boutelle's point of order. The incident suggests future Congresses will likely uphold the rule that battleships be named for states while cruisers bear city names.
The article notes Rev. De Witt Talmage resigns his Washington pastorate due to pressure from the press. It argues Talmage reaches a wider audience through newspapers than the pulpit and suggests newspapers offer greater reward than his church role.
An unclear fragment references responsibility for deaths of Filipinos and a violent act linked to a "short chant" from a corrupt official. It alludes to a trial or inquiry, mentioning a dangerous wine and a capital punishment context amid remarks about liberty and emitted vowels, with many garbled names and places.
A garbled line notes integrity and patriotic honor of an organization or school, with unclear reference to the Aquinello school and a comparison to an unspecified group. The text is too fragmentary to identify a clear event, date, or persons involved.
The piece argues China’s decline is evident yet unsettled by a looming global conflict. It contends the ending could push powers toward either European influence or a broad open-port strategy, with Ching’s death knell signaling a fragile balance on the verge of war.
Fragmentary text discusses hypothetical events if Mr Dole faces harm or resignation and mentions Ministers Ring Cooper King Kret in line for Foreign Affairs and presidency. It asserts the government would likely endure another year under similar conditions despite potential leadership shifts.
Judge Perry concurs with the court's view that the decision makes it unnecessary to express an opinion on how far the legislature can deprive private individuals or companies of submerged land under Honolulu harbor waters and on government use of the contested property. Hartwell, A G for plaintiff, and Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan for defendant.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth Captain Kanes and officers raided the Wah Lee gambling den on Smith street at about 2 o clock today. Fifteen Chinamen were corralled at the game paikau as money vanished when the back of the room was broken in. Most escaped down a ladder to a platform, while others hid and money was found on one gambler. The den is notorious for swift escapes after raids.
A Dendrobium Superbem display features about sixty flowers on a single stalk from the garden of Mrs. B. O. Allen. The plant line was imported by A. Saeger, reflecting a philippine flower exhibit at Wnson Smith & Co.
Washington reports Secretary Long says Admiral Dewey is not ill and will stay with the Asiatic squadron unless Manila situation worsens. Dewey may be recalled if conditions demand, but he will decide, with President McKinley’s wishes guiding any pressure to return.
A noisy ad urges oiling and maintenance for bicycles by the Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Co. It promises thrice weekly cleaning and oiling for six months, mentions tire sizes from inch and a half to two inches, and claims first class repairs and nickel plating. Location given as Ehlers Building, Fort Street.
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