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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1897
Page
4
An Evening Bulletin item from November 1 discusses government actions affecting railways and capitalizations, noting a $1.5 million figure and debates over profits versus public costs. It references Daniel Logan and the administration’s stance on fiscal policy and industrial gains.
A late edition notes a disrupted run as a page from the prior day paper was knocked into a pie during transfer from press to composing room. Reported flaws include misaligned type and warnings about foreign pens affecting printing quality.
In a letter fragment published today Consul General Bouton highlights the Tielman Government’s paternal stance toward emigrants abroad. He notes risks and hardships for Italian workers in new lands and suggests Canadian and American experiences may shape future decisions. The correspondence references inquiries into Italian immigration and hints at behind the scenes interest from officials and private residents.
A large circle of friends sent off Mr and Mrs Ewing after their wedding. The pair planned a two week tour and received well wishes and several showers of flowers at the sendoff yesterday afternoon.
Attier Monoluto Pare Air HS Hagerop manager of H W Schmidt Bons Store Ko halo joins city for a short test. He bags teen ailing for a month and comes down to recuperate. He will return by the next Kinau to the big island.
The report says William Blackley, once a loyal clerk and scorer, left his post with Bishop & Company bank and vanished after a short misadventure. A former shipmate mentions his career moves from a Norfolk club to Honolulu and barracks life, with creditors now pursuing him.
The service for the late Mr Hovis was held at his residence on Kings Street followed by a grand public funeral. Government band led the procession past a long line of vehicles and Masonic and volunteer groups. The burial at Nu u cemetery featured Masonic rites and evergreen sprigs symbolizing immortality, with the bereaved mother, aged 92, and relatives in attendance, a scene of solemn remembrance.
COP NY MGM JENKR Company D held a night meeting to finish the rally plank. They allocated 100 to the treasury for the celebration, to be reimbursed by members, and appointed a new entertainment committee with Lieut Ola. etc. Trilby Fowler will perform trick riding. Captain W G Ashley to be toast master. members must submit names by tomorrow night.
Heatani plans a revised Healani dance committee affair in Georgia next Friday evening. Chairman Winches promises the postponed event will be as elaborate and enjoyable as possible with tickets available at the door.
Alameda resident Professor Koebele awaits the Australia as it may arrive soon after leaving. A concert is planned by the band at the Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow evening.
Senator Mongan suffers a heavy cold that became a fever after San Francisco travel. Bed rest in San Diego followed by recovery. Quarantine disrupted southern travel, Morgans head to Washington to stay through winter. California welcomes the Senator with honors as he continues political outreach toward annexation.
A sales blurb promotes coal oil and electric lighting choices. It highlights lamp varieties from HanGIng and Hall lamps to piano and banquet lamps, Rochester and night lamps, plus outdoor lamps, all offered at low rates with easy viewing at the shop opposite Spreckels bank.
A window display in Thrum's Book Store shows samples from the Holiday Stack of titles. The shop highlights selected volumes to attract customers during the holiday season.
Santa Claus Headquarters boasts the citys largest stock with early direct buys from Europe and the East. The store offers dolls, leather goods, novelties, books, stationery, and new toy designs, inviting patrons to inspect the selection before elsewhere.
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