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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1899
Page
4
Discussion questions the power of Congress over Hawaiian laws as talks of a September election loom. The piece warns of delays and compromises if Honolulu’s legislature, in sympathy with Washington, faces an uncertain national capital stance. Taxpayers face costs and little progress as districts await Washington’s decisive action.
The Hawaii Government addresses Washington for guidance on whether September elections should be held. Mr. Dole declines interview, cites unfair treatment by the Bulletin, and demands a publicText of Washington instru ctions, offering to publish his reply and denial if inaccurately reported.
The text argues the next Hawaiian Legislature should set a proper penalty for the crime of being an American citizen seeking the blessings of the United States Constitution. It notes Mr Dole refused to answer straightforward questions posed by the Butter family and contrasts his prior responses to the Bunters.
The article questions whether Hawaii has considered contingencies if the Hawaii Legislature is called in February 1900 and Congress delays the territorial bill. It notes Congress meets December and voters expect possible adjournment on Hawaii matters while opponents may move to oppose administration policy.
Ola Father Time fades beside the new California Clipper Lawn Mower offered by the Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co in Ehler's block. The ad promises a smooth lawn at a low price, convincing neighbors that a neat yard comes with easy care and a top mower.
In photography conditions differ in Hawaii and experience matters for developing and printing. An expert handler is available at King Bros located at 110 Hotel Street offering Kodak processing and printing services.
Advertises a sale of tumblers at 60 cents per dozen with a special six person cottage set for seven dollars ninety cents. It promotes plated spoons at two dollars eighty five cents per dozen, nickel reading lamps at two dollars each, and bargain tables with various useful articles at astonishing prices.
Local listing cites vendors and brands including Detroit Jewel Stoves Primus Stoves and New Blue Flame Of Stoves along with bar agents and cleaning items at a King Street block. The fragment hints at a trade display or storefront assortment with several appliance names and catalog notes.
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