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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
3
The article notes Cuba seeks annexation, arguing economic and strategic benefits. It discusses how local voters plan to support annexation, citing wage increases and broader opportunities in common labor sectors as key motivators.
An essay in Collier's Weekly argues the peaceful annexation of Cuba to the United States is inevitable due to vast American investment. It analyzes Cuban voter classes, wages, and capital influence, predicting Washington will decide the fate as U S capital drives the tariff and colony questions.
A fragmented classified list offers multiple properties including a 2700 large house and acre lot near the zoo with terms described as Kany payment ig snap. An elegant 1 room modern unit, cottages near Puunul Terminus Lot 71, and a cottage on King Street near Wal Kiki turn with easy payments. Also several cleared building lots at Puunul and a 112 acre lowland tract offering seasonal terms. WAITY BUILDING NO 14 SOUTH KING STREET.
Last night marked the start of the annual festival as Honolulu’s Chinese communities celebrated with fireworks and bright electrical displays. Kwong Yoo and Quong On So societies led the celebrations with crowded quarters, lanterns, and locals enjoying the festive mood under the full moon.
The bulletin summarizes notices calling for tenders building permits public transactions and monthly and weekly publication details. It notes the existence of a Saturday edition and a weekly bulletin with monthly and yearly rates for readers and officials.
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