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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1899
Page
4
The itemized report mixes brief notes on Aguinaldo’s forces and Kipling’s convalescence with political questions about Census Director Merriam and Hawaii. It hints at census takers, racial tensions, and the Klondike era race issue, ending with a hostile line about Japanese and Chinese exclusion rhetoric.
Bonnter Forter, newly elected senator, is a leading lumberman in Washington. It is ten to one he will oppose continuing customs duties between Hawaii and the continent.
Hawaii faces precarious finances while gambling $500 monthly on Mr. Dele's fate as war indemnity fades. Japan pursues influence in China, a costly but desired prestige. Public works funds from the U.S. will be small, requiring patience, while policy should favor exploiting sunny conditions and avoiding calls for revolution over annexation.
A Havana delegation from the Newsboys Union vows to refuse sale of papers advocating continued American control in Cuba. The report notes possible McKinley use of New York newsboys to Ha vana. It also mentions officers seeking advancement without harming predecessors and a charitable lecture by Mrs Williams in Honolulu.
Advocates back a plan to combine the citys many charities into one organized, active association. Mrs Williams supports the idea and could offer valuable suggestions from her knowledge of existing charitable groups.
A mixed Honolulu Stock Exchange Report discusses Cuba’s reorganization and Gomez’s unclear loyalties as Cuba’s future leadership potential clashes with American aims. The piece notes a Cuban assembly loyal to Gomez, US nonrecognition, and questions whether Gomez can disband the army or align with opponents. It also highlights Sterling bicycle promotion by Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co. and its reputation.
May of Louisiana reports cane stubble and seed crop damage in the sugar district. He warns that a third of the crop may be lost this year and recovery could take two years despite favorable seasons. May plans to visit Hawaii to survey fields and notes American Sugar Co stock activity by the Wilcox brothers. A basketball players meeting is set for this evening at the Y M C A.
Our spring stock has arrived and offers men and boys clothing hats caps neckwear and more. The store promotes one price Kash prices and urges customers to inspect new goods within reach of all while agents for Dr Deimel Linen Mesh underwear are noted and a catalogue can be sent.
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