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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1895
Page
4
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The Evening Bulletin editor quotes Daniel Logan and Macshay on Hawaii’s progress in industrial growth, road and railway expansion, and the push for rural improvement. He notes Hawaii is not a finished country and urges broader national spirit, better agricultural focus, and infrastructural progress to attract residents and foster homesteads and communication links.
The text urges immediate pursuit of building a railway between Hilo and Yamakua, stressing resource supply, public encouragement, and local enterprise to advance the project to completion. It notes general recognition of the goal and calls for action without delay.
Observers report a shoreline conference among ship owners and business leaders in San Francisco to address piloting costs state taxes wharfage and tolls. The discussion touched on reform proposals and the need to ease port burdens, noting past arguments about pilotage charges and policy responses.
A judge in San Francisco sentenced a loquacious grand juror to six months in Alameda county jail for discussing a pending case with fellow jurors. The offense led to immediate confinement with no appeal. The chaotic report also notes various local notices and events, including yacht race results and a stray animal item.
In San Francisco, Mrs. Sturtevant-Peet of the California Woman's Christian Temperance Union extols the bicycle as a promoter of physical culture and sobriety. She argues dress concerns fade before motion and advocates Tribune wheel advantages with a 15 percent labor saving, urging women to embrace rational dress and health through cycling.
In a truncated OCR fragment a note refers to a 10 percent reduction related to settings and running measures within a prison community. The readable text mentions a reform or cost constraint affecting the prison system.
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