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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1899
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin urges planning for the Fourth of July celebration and comments on Hawaiian relations with Washington. It recalls a successful Victorian era British residence celebration in Honolulu and praises the organizing committee while noting tensions with Russia and Finland.
The article argues that money not allocated ten years ago to a small farm experiment station hindered progress. It criticizes dwelling on what might have been and urges immediate action to address needs by both studying and improving current practices rather than lamenting past omissions.
Powerful New York corporate interests oppose Governor Roosevelt and tax measures while Chamber of Commerce mobilizes support for Hawaii's exhibit at the Omaha Exposition. Native business leaders urge unity to showcase Hawaii to investors tourists and newcomers, stressing a complete territorial demonstration of Hawaii’s offerings and potential benefits.
Unclear notes claim Hawaii government did not send a query to Washington on immigration policy. Minute phrases allege Secretary Gage withheld information and a letter indicates American policy stance toward Hawaii's immigration law. проч
The text discusses Hawaiian Government stance on elections and constitutional changes toward a Republic of Hawaii, urging sending details to Washington on election methods and oath changes. It argues for representation before Washington and compares migration policy to election procedures, noting public interest and possible need for U S guidance.
In 1809 championship match Charles Elston of the Boretanis Touuis Club defeated Frank Atherton of the Pacifice 3 sets to 1 at P.P.C. courts. Elston showed precise side line shots and a strong return game while Atherton relied on defense and depth. Doubles begin at Parifie and Bereje clubs next week with a team tournament and event slated at Bereje.
SALES REPORTED. Honolulu stock exchange updates show activity across sugar, Kona, and Waianae markets with prices and volumes noted. A separate Opera House event drew a record audience while local ads promote Pacific Cycle lawn mowers and King Bros photo services. Police court cases rise for tobacco license violations in a busy forenoon session.
Clothing and furnishings sale featuring Alfred Benjamin & Co. suits from 16 to 25, boys suits grand at those prices, children’s suits from 83 to 54 and golf and negligee shirts cheaper than ever. Men’s and boys hats and caps offered very low. Agents for Dr Delmel’s Linen Mesh underwear. send for catalogue.
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