Clothing Sale Offers Largest Stock at Lowest Prices
A city sale advertises men’s, boys’, and children’s clothing with the lowest prices ever offered locally and a large stock to choose from plus a guarantee of superior quality.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1899
Page
4
A city sale advertises men’s, boys’, and children’s clothing with the lowest prices ever offered locally and a large stock to choose from plus a guarantee of superior quality.
The May 10 1898 report notes banks shut against plantation stocks and strong money flows. It praises Hawaii’s law department for sane handling of electoral oath terms for former Republic voters. It questions the executive’s power to demand a new oath from electors and unsettled rights.
Chamber of Commerce favors Hawaii exhibit and urges united community support. Omaha Exposition will highlight American possessions with Hawaii aiming to be the most complete display ever seen in the United States. Citizens are asked to back the project to prove progress and value.
The piece argues for a reliable government labor policy in Hawaii, noting business interests want stability and fear shifts in law. It recalls past guarantees after annexation, the influx of labor, and subsequent naval or military shifts that unsettled investment. Plantations seek predictable rules to guide expansion and contracts.
A formal note urges the government to adhere to its chosen course with a fair degree of stability in all that is asked and a reasonable request.
United States trade growth rises in exports to the Orient while American business presence in China declines. Wilcox argues Americans fail to organize effectively, causing confusion for Chinese officials. European merchants unite to capture market share, urging American merchants to partner and face a common rival.
One Teaneport Senator soldier drowned as the steamer left the channel that evening. While intoxicated, he climbed down the rope to the pilot boat, slipped, and fell into the water. The boat searched but the man was not seen again, authorities believe a propeller strike caused the death. The Senator paused to aid the search then resumed its voyage.
Police drill scheduled on Palace Square at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning led by Captain Parker. New recruits have been drilled and are now on par with veteran officers. The Oahu College grounds will host a large charity outdoor performance by the Janet Waldorf company Monday night to benefit the crowd's comfort with adequate fare.
In a Honolulu police court this morning Alex McAngus faced charges of using threats toward the complaining witness Stanley in a case involving a woman. The defense offered nothing, Judge Wilcox chastised Stanley for his conduct and dismissed McAngus, vowing not to entertain such cases again. The judge's outburst and the ensuing departure of reporters depicted a tense courtroom scene.
Opportunity to wealth hinges on recognizing and seizing chances. In Honolulu, business energy and swift action create wealth, with many rich people once poor. The Pacific Bicycle & Manufacturing Co. offers inexpensive Crescent or Red Ming bicycles in stock as they clear room for Sterling’s carload.
A compact column lists various stove brands and agents including Ba Agents Gumey Cleanable Refri Eaters Dermit Jewel Stoves For and Wood Standard Blue Stoves and Primus Stoves. The note reads like a catalog snippet or advertisement from a newspaper page.
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