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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1899
Page
4
PR Farrington reports ccs fn Daniel Logan joins forces with city partners to launch a new subscription collaboration. The effort aims to expand community access and boost local engagement through joint promotional efforts and shared resources.
A Hawaii press inquiry records Mr. Dole declining to be interviewed about September elections and possible Washington instructions. The Bulletin promises to publish his corrected replies or a full denial if any misquotation or misrepresentation is found, noting all questions and answers have been in writing.
In a discussion on resolve, Humphreys appears among those ready to stand firm rather than retreat. The tone implies leadership and steady nerve in confrontations, highlighting valued steadfastness over fear or avoidance.
An afternoon rally at Kae waishao church grounds drew men and women, boys and girls of diverse backgrounds to promote unity in Christian work and right living through Bible teachings. Observers saw the event as inspiring for workers and supporters alike, even if full attainment of the stated object remained uncertain.
Auditor General notes total disbursements for the Just Hawaiian Legislature reach 28,5624 with misprinted figures. government statements predict general election expenses through September nearing 1500 with pronounced favoritism toward higher costs and a larger tally than prior estimates.
The Hawaiian government faces criticism for spending public lands and treasury funds on elections and immigration policy debates. Dole cites no savings, while taxpayers question whether September elections and potential legislature sessions will yield any real benefit as Congress considers Hawaiian affairs.
The Hilo Tribune notes attorney Charles LeBlond’s move to seek Supreme Court clarity on the new constitutional oath for Hawaii. Attorney General Cooper backs the registrar’s orders not to require the oath from those who already supported the Republic, while LeBlond seeks a final court ruling. He plans further actions to challenge the oath's constitutionality, with mixed reactions from local papers.
Sales reported for American Sugar and Hawaiian Agriculture firms appear in a garbled Honolulu stock exchange snapshot. Names like Pacine Su Mill and Lynn Electric Co surface amid unreadable OCR, with references to sugar prices and a few numeric quotes, but many details are illegible.
Old time imagery gives way to a modern lawn tool as the Pacific Cycle & Mute Co. offers the California Clipper Lawn Mower in the Ehlers block. The ad promises a smooth lawn like a billiard table with minimal effort, suggesting neighbors envy a well kept yard and ease of maintenance.
The most popular Taber portrait shows Princess Kaiulani in street dress with a purse and a stylish ostrich plume hat. King Bros. offer this photograph for sale.
Advertising snippet for Dr Deimel’s Linen Mesh clothing line with urging readers to request a catalog. Mentions agents distributing garments and invites inquiries for orders. No specific dates or locations provided.
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