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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1899
Page
6
Promoting Kaiulani Tract on the east side of Kalihi Valley with views of Pearl Harbor, deep soil, no stones, and water to be laid before building. A park in Princess Kaiulani’s memory will be set aside. Lots offered at the lowest prices, with AOHI & JOHNSON handling selections in order of application.
A Herald correspondent who toured China and Japan reports rumors of a Russia Japan war lack corroboration from Japanese officials. They say Japan cannot wage war due to navy incompletion and severe finance. Government strain, rising civil costs, and debt push Japan to avoid conflict without external aid.
Government schools across the Hawaiian Islands close for Christmas vacation on Friday and resume the next term on Tuesday in January. By order of the Department of Public Instruction irrigation notices warn water privilege holders that irrigation hours are 6–8 am and 4–6 pm. Brown, Superintendent Water Works, approved by A Young, Minister of the Interior, Honolulu, June 14, 1894.
Trade notice lists 24x48 inch sugar mills with three and two rollers, engine and gearing, cane and trash carriers, sold separately or as a plant. Closely following, various business notices show agencies for insurers, a Christmas fair, and stockholder meeting for Pioneer Mill Co. Ltd. with details and dates.
A Honolulu reader, H. Clifford Chamberlain, writes November 25, 1899, criticizing an Evening Bulletin note on the Alaska Boundary dispute. He argues the British and United States commissions had divergent ideas on arbitration, asserting Skagway and Dyea belong to the United States and urging accurate public information to avoid misleading readers.
Attorneys for William Goebel request the Louisville city vote be nullified by the local election board alleging intimidation by militia troops ordered by Governor Bradley on November 7. If the board voids the results Soulayle could win a safe plurality. Meanwhile Franklin county election officers Buford Williams Coleman Carr and Wingate Thompson are indicted by the Federal Grand Jury for conspiracy and intimidation of Black voters. A separate dispatch from New York notes the Leonid shower will not occur this season according to Dr. L. J. See of the government Langley Observatory.
An advertisement argues that symptoms are not causes and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy that attacks the disease root by neutralizing blood acid. It claims permanent rheumatism relief, stomach strengthening, and digestion restoration, plus Hood's Pills for constipation. Price likely cents. mentions Hawaiian Song Page 8.
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