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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1899
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes show an Evening Bulletin snippet with names and unclear figures. Mentions include Farrington, Logan, Avera Lana, and a 1809 May 2 date reference, plus stray phrases about an anthem and a public discussion. The readable content is sporadic and lacks coherent event details.
Fragmented text notes tension over funds for events, letters from Kautz and Coghlan cited, talks of Proastent McKinley and capital stops. Government hints at September elections and oath considerations. Mentions Hawaiian government stance on election integrity and public dispute over elections procedures.
An incoherent excerpt discusses policy positions of a local government and the stance of official media. It mentions Gatkinien te te fyand and references Gudicie, the Evening Post, the United States, and the Boston Tre. The text is unclear and contains numerous transcription errors.
A fragmentary travelogue style note describes a Benn Grove encampment with references to National Guard duty and camp life. The text implies lessons from guard duty and field evolutions, mentioning various tasks, supplies, and the odor of camp water. The passage remains cryptic and difficult to parse.
The Inez war highlighted the need to change how the state militia is handled to meet national military power demands. Troops should mobilize in larger bodies with longer marches and muster periods, better transport, and stricter discipline. Local troops at Remond Grove offer valuable experience for the Guard, and future funding should support a minimum ten day campaign trip to simulate wartime demands.
A New York press story reports Honolulu’s Hawaiian Club seeking a bust of Princess Ketulani by sculptor Kohno Beveridge. The plan envisages placing the statue in the old palace with Kaiulani’s profile shaping the piece. Inquiries cast doubt on the tale, suggesting it may be an artist promotion.
David Haughs of the Government nursery and Prof. Kochele examined a box of plants from Japan at the Custom office. No insects were found and the lot, including several azaleas in bloom, passed inspection.
A Toapital Flower Mission meeting was called for yesterday morning but no quorum was present. Another meeting is planned before next Thursday to decide matters regarding associated charities. Weather was showery and raw. Kline, 18 months old son of Captain WM K Lilikalavi, died yesterday. The Hawaii Railway issues and other notices are mentioned in fragmented text.
Visitors praise Homes of Honolulu for tidy grounds and well kept lawns. A modern lawnmower from California Clipner is advertised as a top price winner sold by Pacific Supply and Mfg Co. No band concerts at Emma Square this afternoon or Makee Island tomorrow. the First Regiment will march to Remend Grove with the band to enliven the encampment.
BP Agents and dealers promote Detroit Jewel Stoves and new Blue Flame Oil and Wood stoves. Gurney Cleanable filters and Prius stoves highlighted alongside Success Filters for home heating.
A local ads listing ALFRED BENJAMIN & CO. suits from 16 to 25, boys and children’s suits cheap, golp and negligee shirts offered low, hats and caps in stock, plus a long catalog of Kipling books and titles. Also notes lin cloth and paper bindings, small press offerings, and a lively sale atmosphere.
An advertisement announces a splendid sale this week featuring a six person cottage glass set of 56 pieces for $7.00, plated spoons at $2.85 per dozen, nickel reading lamps at $2 each, and bargain tables with many useful articles priced to astonish.
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