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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1899
Page
4
A fragment from a May 27 1899 issue shows a subscription note and casual notices referencing per month charges and local Hawaiian items, with unclear details but indicating ongoing reader engagement and service terms.
Officials seek public input before deciding on sending the band to Caota. No objections were raised at the meeting, and council members asked for further comments from residents to guide the final plan and funding.
The Atlanta Constitution prints a controversial editorial tied to Rev. Joshua A. Brockett’s letter urging calm and reform after the Sam Holt lynching. It argues the white majority enforces law yet faults the black community for not aiding justice, while urging peaceful worship and denunciation of racial violence. The piece highlights Gov. Connor’s claim that black communities often fail to cooperate with authorities, and calls for a mass meeting of colored residents to promote sobriety, peace, and purity of life.
The passage defends Southern “radical chivalry” as the duty to protect women, condemns attacks on home life, and asserts both white and black men must act to shield women. It argues the South seeks justice and insists on safeguarding women, even amid racial tensions.
The Orpheum presents a full program with only A $10,100 Beauty kept. Violet Dale returns for the doll dance, Gaven and Howard discuss political economy in a skit, Glornne presents new pictures, and Prof. Mack debuts in magic. A California Clipper Lawn Mower ad promises lawn improvement and neighborhood harmony. The Bulletin notes ads benefit small advertisers.
Report lists stock transactions from the week ending May 27 in the Honolulu exchanges. It notes native sailors who had trouble with the captain and officers of the W.G. Hall decided to return to work.
A Victorian catalog note offers ALFRED BENJAMIN & CO suits from sixteen to twenty five dollars and boys and children’s ranges from three to five dollars. Men and boys hats and caps are sold cheaply with Dr Kel el underwear and a long list of book titles and bindings promoted.
Announcement promotes a sale with a line of household goods including 56 piece cottage sets for six at 7.90, tea spoons 2.85 per dozen, nickel reading lamps 2 each. Customers are urged to browse bargain tables offering numerous useful articles at surprising prices.
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