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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1899
Page
4
The item notes Alford Peffer, formerly a sitter, announcing himself as a Republican. The fragment references Hawaii and a transport Sherman, plus questions about representation at the Omaha Exposition and local public sentiment, all in a late 19th century Evening Bulletin context.
A critic argues against equating Filipino liberty with American ideals of 1776. The piece cites Filipino brutality and disregard for noncombatants, contrasting it with U S duties to impose order in the Philippines and protect lives and property amid wartime realities. It questions glorifying Filipino liberty and honors American resilience in confronting imperial questions.
The second meeting of the Med ion Association of Hawaii elected Dr. Posey Hoff man and Yuel to membership and discussed a plague paper to be published in English Hawaiian Chinese and Portuguese. Surgeon Wood presented typhoid specimens and the group planned a follow up report and pamphlet.
The day's stock report from the Honolulu Exchange lists Meltryte and related items with various sale notes. Community items include repair services offered by Pacifie Cycle and Manufacturing Co and a meeting of the Honolulu Underwriters' Association. Maritime arrivals and Y M C A orchestra plans are noted along with a cabinet discussion about land exchange on Lanai and Richards Street.
Shoppers are invited to inspect a wide range of items including Treely Ss brown tumblers at low prices, Crockery sets, plated teaspoons, a nickel resting lamp, fuel-saving Jewel stove, Gumey refrigerator, and Wickiye Blue Flame Oil Staves. Free delivery and courteous service noted.
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