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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1899
Page
4
President McKinley’s remnant to accept Minister Damon’s resignation reveals a surplus of Ministers of Finance and gold coin. Minister You’s statement shows all money from current receipts will be spent before March 31. The administration expects the surplus problem to be solved by prompt expenditure for the people's benefit as outlined by the Legislature.
A reader argues the Alaska boundary dispute shows unfair treatment of Great Britain by the Bulletin. The piece contends the 1825 Russia Britain treaty interpretation favors the United States, notes Canadian interests after gold discovery, and rejects arbitration as unnecessary, asserting U S rights and honesty while warning against acquiescence to an unjust claim.
The $317000 surplus figure prompts questions about why the Executive Council has not spent funds authorized by the Legislature from current receipts. If all appropriations were used, the Treasury would still show only $317000, not enough to worry ordinary business. The editor urges the Executive to explain delays and whether it has authority to deploy idle cash for public works.
The statement notes a gap between 417000 and 1000000 or over and claims 682000 could provide relief to the business community and aid internal development. It says the situation before the people is in a new light and deserves full explanation by Mr. Dole.
In foggy Soldiers Field Harvard and Yale fought to a 0-0 tie as Yale’s defense stymied the Crimson offense. A late Hallowell drop kick narrowly missed, keeping the score deadlocked. Yale dominated much of the second half with sustained rallies and field position, while other college results showed Princeton 6 over Washington 0 and Navy defeating Lehigh 24 to 0.
New York dispatch reports Secretary Hay expects the Samoa partition treaty to be finalized this week. Ambassador Choate has mailed the Berlin London agreement text, paving final signing steps. Von Holleben visited the State Department as Hay awaits the treaty text before acting, with plans to sign once received.
Estcourt Natal reports the Red Crom train returned with no details on dead or wounded. Boers refuse to name the killed or wounded, directing inquirers to the Preto press. They confirm three British dead and nine wounded.
Key Ikela the Hawaiian missionary who returned from the South will lead a Thanksgiving service at Kawalahao church Thursday morning with Reva Kanhane and Kimakeo in attendance.
The calendar promises beauty and grand scenes with Hitchcock’s Volcano painting on the cover. It includes Honolulu weather data, and features like Hawaii Pond and Aldha Oe. Priced at a few cents, orders are to be mailed.
A lively pitch urging readers to stay in style for the WHIRL event by donning current furnishings. It promises affordable upgrades with a focus on fashionable outfits and accessories to avoid appearing out of fashion.
assorted items listed include patent wash-out closets with updates Penn lawn mowers in 10 12 14 and 15 inch steel road scrapers tubular wheelbarrows Pan American and Champion canal wheelbarrows extra head breaking plows Aving Ste plows Perfect Rice plows in sorted sizes center on hardware and farming tools for sale by a general merchandise dealer.
Readable text notes a merchant street entrance beside the Postepe, opening through the arcade on Von Holt Block King Street. This fragment indicates a doorway location and access path within the district’s street layout.
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