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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1895
Page
4
The article discusses long term plans for developing land and agricultural college programs. It notes the country may not be ready now but aims to hone the concept as an investment, with eventual financial returns and national benefit. It references ministries and departments and suggests phased development over years.
The Evening Bulletin reports Daniel Logan editor notes President Dole should show mercy toward national prisoners during Thanksgiving. The piece argues suspending or curtailing sentences with conditions could prevent future revolts, allow return of exiles, and align with mercy taught in the Lord’s Prayer.
In the Progressive Educator, Townsend laments the gap between talk and action on new industries. He notes most sources are agricultural and argues for establishing a large agricultural experiment station to advance practical farming and related scientific development.
The article notes Labara line Principal Townsend promoting a plan in October that would tax property to fund a county revetment tied to wheel use. It highlights a controversial push to tax wheel owners while acknowledging public officials fear opposing the large wheelman constituency among county constituents.
Miss Rim and Josie B paced a 4 mile double to set a new world mark in the afternoon. In the 4 pace event five horses earned money for four paid, with Racks ael Vera Capel and Direction splitting third and fourth. Boreal influenced the Kentucky stake victory as Goers and Kil Jonanoe led the competition, while Oakland Baron and Bred Kohl battled to the half in two heats. The meeting drew a strong crowd and fast racing.
The forthcoming Norwegian Cabinet includes Higerup as Premier with Sverdrup and Kildal as ministers of Worship and Finance respectively. Engelburt heads Interior, Nielson leads Public Works, Olssen oversees National Defense, and Umglind, Smedal join the delegation to the State Council at Stockholm.
OCR text records a brief, rough exchange about baseball and football with phrases about niceness and knocks, attributed to the Toledo Commercial. The readable fragments lack clear events, dates, or names to form a complete item.
The article reports a violent case in Hilo where two Japanese agents trafficked women, including Lto, wife of Soyetani, for sale. Soyetani attempted to retrieve his wife and, after a failed deal, shot through a door, injuring the woman. The husband was arrested and sentenced. the traders, Yourgalie and others, faced charges. Officials note a broader trafficking problem in Hawaii with limited legal reach.
Mrs Sturtevant Peet president of the California W C T U touts the bicycle as a catalyst for dress reform and physical culture. She argues corset bans and simple dress improve health and virtue and notes the Tribune wheel offers 15 percent labor savings for women.
DRY goons in Honolulu there is always something that de mands the attention of the fair sex. More especially is this true when gaol bargains are offered. Tn catering to the wants of the Honolulu ladies, the merchants must buy judi ciously and servet only the most artistic designs. Es pecially is this true of white dress woods, res ceived by the Avwrianns a new line of these pools that are very pretty. they must be seen, however, to o appreciated.-Lalan reived a fine line of Lad ies' Shirt Waists' and Cor sets. None that the Cho lera is ever and with, jovial ly, has resumed its normal condition, the ry aiouds business met inease materially in the next menth. Anticipation this demand Trave laid in this fine stock of genus and they are now ready for your inspection, and can be purchased at a reason able figure,
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