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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1897
Page
4
An Evening Bulletin note lists A V Gear as manager with Daniel Logan serving as editor. The brief notes the editorial leadership and managerial designation within the paper’s staff structure.
The issue notes Chun missionary developments and calls for action on Jubilee hospital funding. It discusses British fashion diplomacy, a round robin for a general meeting, and relief for route congestion over the Pyli. Hawaiian coffee market concerns inspire grading standards. Annexation discourse compares Effort and Brag as measures of political momentum.
The piece argues that opponents of annexation show little heart or willingness to sacrifice for independence, noting their difficulty in raising money for a single Washington delegate. It accuses the opposition press of portraying the movement as substantial, while suggesting financiers are few and the cause weak.
The town laments persistent unfinished road repairs by Honolulu's road supervisor. Deposits of coarse stone worsen routes where work halts, with some areas forgotten amid repairs. A map of 80 could help locate and resume operations after interruptions.
Reports from the capital suggest some doubt about the king’s decision to proclaim or claim an Emperor title. Observers question whether the move is conceited or a strategic assertion of sovereignty amid regional tensions.
The article notes Korea’s king finally accepting a higher dignity after urging by advisers. It explains Oriental views on independence needing an emperor. A Seoul paper hopes European powers consider the king’s position, while powers reportedly refuse to recognize the imperial title. The situation suggests Korea could become a pawn in a Russia Japan clash, risking wider involvement.
Joseph P Mendonca, living beyond the Pali, calls the Pali Road closure a hardship as residents ride horses or walk to town and seek an alternate, cheaper trail. About fifty two trips to Honolulu monthly are made by Mendonca and many others. The road was closed in October for a month and remains shut with Koolau residents voicing loud complaints.
The piece argues Spreckels opponents spread refutations of Oregon company plans while noting New Zealand government expiration and Klondike travel deadlines. It reports Lahaina appoints ALN Hayselden as deputy sheriff, George Hayselden as postmaster, Mrs. W A Mukay as Waiakea postmistress, and praises Postmaster General J Mart Out for local satisfaction with appointments.
Public notice from the Landlord and Baldwin Co. states the distain upon Tat Bing & Co for rent amounting to four hundred eighty dollars. Goods listed include boxes, kitchenware, utensils, tables, plates, chairs, linens, and many household items. Sale to be held at Jas F Morgan auction room on Queen Street, Honolulu, Monday December 15, 1897 at 12 o’clock to satisfy rent and distress costs.
W Pearson T W Hobron J O Young K Mott-Smith join Jeleave on the yacht Clytie for sail to Pearl Harbor. GC d Jobeson and party aboard Keepue. Judge Wilpor and party aboard Hawaii. Paying Contract Let goes to Joe Corres for $430 for the new mental fire station. Opposing side includes Arthur Harrison 8790 and J J Onbral 1885.
P T Ryan remains in charge at the Anchor with Willism Carlyle as assistant. The Seattle tavern offers beer on draught and a wide selection of whiskies including John Dewar's Beotch. A full stock of liquors wines and related beverages is kept on hand.
Timely Topics notes a lull in local burglaries and blames not the police but careless citizens who leave valuables exposed. The piece advocates purchasing safes from a leading maker, offering six sizes from $15 to large office safes, promoted as fire and burglary safeguards. Contact information points to Spreckels' Bank vicinity.
Santa Claus Headquarters advertises the largest stock in the city with early direct purchases from Europe and the East. Reports large invoices of dolls, fine leather goods, souvenirs, books, new stationery styles, and an extensive toy line. Patrons urged to inspect offerings before buying elsewhere.
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