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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1899
Page
4
The piece argues that a newspaper editor should put the paper first and his own views last. It lauds W N Armstrong as a good-hearted man whose resignation will be balanced by the satisfaction of a well run paper and the public utility of consistent editorial work.
Discussion exposes how long term leases of public land to private citizens influence post office site choices and waterfront space. Critics urge ending leases to public land, noting government rents, ownership control, and the need for more waterfront public use as city populations grow.
Quartermaster Taylor arriving in Siam reports William Haywood Manila. Haywood took a run from Hongkong and is mentioned in Manila dispatches. The Bulletin subscription details list 76 cents per month.
Proceedings in the circuit court reveal Detownt Marerlio facing murder charges with defense counsel seeking self defense or charge reduction. Witnesses examined include jurors and medical exhibits show the dead man’s wounds and hospital notes. Separate matters involve Awa and Among with a dismissed case by Attorney General Dole. Judge Perry orders Gregory Mant’s answer struck for nonconforming filing and sets 9:20 tomorrow to file anew. Kauashaw suit involves lands and partition claims. George W. Lincoln petitions to sell part of estate and mortgaging remainder the probate action.
Washington reports outline the legal challenges in Cuba and Puerto Rico under military occupation. Judge Advocate J. Dunn notes U S supremacy remains the island’s supreme law while Major Sharp details piracy in civil cases, marriage and divorce, and jail crowding. He warns against rapid withdrawal and favors gradual assimilation of American administration.
Washington Cabinet session lasted two hours with reading and debate over the Philippine Commission’s preliminary report. The group approved the report and discussed insular status in relation to the Postal Union. Postmaster General Smith to study the issue and report later. civil government for Cuba also debated as a change from the military system nears.
News item reports Vice President Hobart sleeping at 11 pm in Paterson New Jersey. Dr Newton says patient ate, had a fairly good diet, no trouble anticipated. Pulse described as strong. Small ads noted in the Bulletin.
A dated listing presents steel road scrapers tubular wheelbarrows Pan Americans champion canal wheelbarrows extra heavy breaking plows aving s steel plows perfect rice plows arranged by sorted sizes
Prepared to outfit you in full dress wear and accessories. Partial list includes full dress suits including tuxedos or skirt coats, vests, shirts, ties, studs, buttons, and hats. Also straw and felt hats on show, plus a vast neckwear importation and a wide selection of scarves and silks.
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