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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1899
Page
4
Bulletin from Rahor City lists subscription options for America Canada and Mexico at nine dollars per year with various local rates. It mentions dignified behavior for riders, Nebraska farm labor shortages, and new neo craft news. It references BF Dillingkan planning a monument plantation on each island of the group.
A peanut trust has been organized and industry leaders call for an alliance among pink lemonade manufacturers to complete the deal. The move signals cooperation across brands and heightened expectations for coordinated production and pricing.
The Star notes limited local legal assertion as federal authorities seized private property in Honolulu. It claims Waikiki residents missed a Water Department option and did not secure extra water supply, with a few Star subscribers caught napping. George Macfarlane appears as a prognosticator on economic storms and a nascent bank may foreshadow market turmoil.
A query asks whether George Washington Thomas Jefferson Abraham Lincoln or other notable U S figures ever rode a horse through a public building, seeking historical confirmation of such events and the context in which they occurred.
The piece discusses Joe Wheeler as a fighter choosing between joining the regular army or remaining in Congress for ongoing warfare. It notes Cuban reform efforts to improve public schools, the formation of a Citizen Guard in Kahoka after a riot, and a new law banning public officials from accepting or using free railroad passes. It also mentions officials sometimes traveling without paying fares.
Congressman Jim Ham Lewis returns from Cuba and shifts to an annexation stance. Observers say such moves follow disappointing performances, as investigations proceed and public opinion drives private referrals.
A garbled OCR style fragment references capital city policy discussions in Washington. The text implies political debate and official actions affecting national governance, but details are unclear due to transcription errors. The item reads like a late draft note on policy direction and public administration in the capital.
A garbled report notes on Hawaiian governance and elections with sidelined remarks about a murder charge and a woman rights speech. It questions church gender seating customs and Easter headwear as part of a broader sense of public indifference to political processes.
The Board of Education has decided to make Government schools free to all, placing the selection responsibility on teachers to maintain high standards. It notes that children using English as vernacular should not be held back by pupils who, alongside reading writing and arithmetic, are mainly learning the language.
A British observer discusses an American Admiral Kauts letter published by his cousin. The piece contrasts American bluntness with British tone, noting wartime letters by officers past and present. It argues Americans and Brits share resolve when united, despite playful sniping.
Visitors applaud the capital’s homes for tidy grounds and well kept lawns. The piece extols lawn care, notes the impact of lawn mowers on appearance, and advertises the California Clipper lawnmower sold by the Pacific Bicycle and Mfg. Co. in Fort feet.
In an executive council session this morning the application for a charter by Browne and others for the Hilo and Honolulu Railroad Company was heard. W O Smith represented the applicants while L A Thurston and B M Hatch opposed for the rival Hilo railroad. No decision was reached. the matter was continued to a later meeting.
A catalog listing numerous recent releases including Kipling works such as The Drums of the Fore and and Under the Deodars, Ian Maclaren, and Anthony Hope. Also noted are Mae titles by May Agnes Fleming and other authors with various bindings and formats.
An advertisement promotes a weekly sale at Fine Brown featuring a 56 piece eight person cottage set for 7.90, plated spoons at 2.85 a dozen, nickel reading lamps at 2 each, and bargain tables with many useful items at astonishing prices.
W W Dimond & Co Limited based at Von Holt Block King Street advertises Detroit Jewel Stoves in portal and wood models New Blue Flame Oil Stoves Primustoves and Success Filters the catalog lists various stoves and filters for sale at the firm location on King Street.
A local retailer announces the largest stock of Men’s, Boys and Children’s apparel at the city’s lowest prices ever offered, with a guarantee of superior quality.
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