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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1897
Page
4
The report outlines a tense rivalry in Chitose tied to a philanthropy push led by Minister Shinounen. Officials emphasize unity as the forty fifth memorial observance nears, while government leaders stress Progress under the reign and national duties amid uncertain times.
A notice notes upcoming public works in Pali Cont and urges proper viewing as traffic and tourism will be affected. Officials emphasize advertising the event to maximize awareness and attendance.
Consul Benton’s Rome letter on Ethian laborers for Hawaii is published here. The article notes the document’s distinction between northern and southern workers favoring the northern group. It highlights its value for Evopian immigration debates and its interest to students of women affairs.
The passage warns small investors on the island against stock speculation and risky bets like plantation shares. It cautions that even promising ventures can fail, drawing in the naive with tales of quick riches while risking all savings and security. It likens reckless bets to schemes by unscrupulous brokers and stresses prudent saving.
The inquest into the German woman's sudden death on Monday evening concluded after a brief inquiry. Dr. Fimerson testified that the cause was heart disease, and a verdict to that effect was rendered.
A Northeast gale with rain thunder and lightning swept the area last night. By 2 AM winds shifted east then south signaling a heavy downpour to come. Minor damage reported including downed trees and flooded fields. Cecil Brown and Frank Brown areas recorded around a quarter to a third of an inch of rain while town saw a bit more.
Work of Bugg th Sem Huck Maxee WH Hegin ot Gmee for improvements to the general post office will begin in a few days. The landing side will be rebuilt with a modern box arrangement using concrete piers and arches, slender iron columns, pivoted windows for light, and about a thousand iron plate boxes with glass fronts. Timber for boxes to be nearly doubled.
Preparations in Beijing for the Empress Dowager of China birthday celebration on November 4 proceed after two-year war interruptions. Decorations alone are expected to exceed 500,000 taels for the procession route from Wanshou Temple to Eho Park.
A Japanese laborer on the new railroad cross cut beyond Pa lon was run over by a work car yesterday afternoon and badly hurt. A wheel passed over the left thigh causing a comminuted fracture. He was brought to town on the afternoon train and is now in the hospital. The man’s own carelessness was responsible for the accident.
A Fukian style notice notes Japan in mourning as the 45th birthday of Emperor Mutauhito is observed. Last year Minister Shimamura hosted nearly 2000 attendees. this year no festivities are planned. Medeiros & Decker promotes a club membership at 81 per week.
A meeting of the stockholders of Hart and Co Ltd will be held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock JF OLAY 762 lb Beerat.
By authority authorities announce public auction of land leases for the districts of Honolulu and surrounding areas. Bids start December 1807 and January 1908, with terms, locations, and forfeiture rules outlined. J. A. King serves as minister overseeing the district, and notices indicate sale details, dates, and conditions for bidders.
Experts hail the Oliver Typewriter 18 Pro as the best machine in the world. It offers valuable features that must be seen to be appreciated, available for viewing at A V Gour’s office, 210 King Street.
World fair awards highlight construction motion and durability. B Bergersen markets elite products at 16 Bothel streets. Popular House offers furnished rooms on Fort street from one dollar weekly. Elite Barber Shop on King street promises a neat shave. P F Ryan at Anchor hawks Beattie beer and two for a quarter half and half. William Carlisle joins Hawaiian Hotel team and Anchor offers fine whiskies and wines.
Timely Topics notes Hawaii planters and rice farmers consider plows this season. It backs the Avery Advance Plow as superior for deep double furrows and clod breaking, citing a plantation owner who uses it exclusively. Also mentions other models and Harrows, iron cultivators, and Avery sugar land implements.
Santa Claus' Headquarters advertises a large stock of cards and calendars with new styles and designs in stationery and toys. It notes buying direct from Eastern markets and Europe, promising better prices and early access for patrons to inspect the extensive stock before purchasing.
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