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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1899
Page
7
The article discusses a Hawaiian audience reacting to an American citizen’s arrival and remarks by speakers in Smith for Marquet influence. It notes discussions of citizenship, petitions, and political expectations tied to American presence, with references to local leaders and future implications for governance and national alignment.
Slona W. O. Smith departs as a public figure with a message of goodwill to Washington and Hawaii. The piece notes suggestions and thoughts from supporters, the sense of pride in territorial status, and the expectation of no standard on his return while reflecting on local and national ties.
A damaged clipping discusses municipal government issues and a National Mental Maney meeting in Ohio. It stresses attention to territorial governance and its impact on the Hawaiian Islands, urging study and awareness of government structures and functions.
A YM CG A workers prayer meeting is set for this evening at 7:30 in the Association hall with Rev. G L Pearson leading the session titled Is There Heart Right? Junior members report a pleasant Diamond Head outing. Assistant Secretary Coats arranged the event, and the Literary Club gathers Monday night with Mr Coats presenting History Physical Culture. Cross, an expert electrician, will address the Literary Society next Monday.
A Kobe railway clerk named Keleburo Puraka living at Hisashi Ka wowakieamehl contracted plague. He was transported to a hospital and surrounding houses were isolated as authorities respond.
In the forenoon police court Thomas Brown, a sailor aboard the ship Hawaiian Isles, was sentenced to one month’s imprisonment on a second degree larceny charge. He stole a pair of rubber boots from a shipmate.
Local retailer lists Penn lawn mowers with 10 12 14 and 15 inch cutting widths. Prices and availability not specified in the fragment. Some models may be demonstrated in store.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co occupying Fort streets location opposite Spreckels Bank features goods and services for home repair and hardware needs in a central business district storefront.
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