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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1898
Page
4
Parsing OCR fragment suggests a loan or subscription note involving WR Farrington Daniel and a 408 Even City battin, with references to monthly payments, Hawaiian timing, and a military or civic context. The text is heavily garbled but hints at an advance payment plan, telephones business, and a payable sum marked by 100 and a hotel reference.
The article lauds the Citizen's Guard and regulars for discipline and readiness, noting volunteers excel in fighting and regulars in steady business conduct. It mentions New York volunteers emulating Rough Riders and hints at veterans of the Spanish American War organizing. references Roosevelt's Rough Riders and local memorials.
A marked effort surfaces to renew maritime restrictions, targeting foreign flagged vessels. Proponents argue tighter controls protect the carrying trade, while critics warn of broader economic impact and legal complexity.
Public works continue as a forward march for laborers in Hawaii. The note suggests bonds will likely sell at par, with a two to one odds mentioned. The text references possible political labels like United States of Hawaii or Hawaiian American Republic.
The Advertiser discusses Hawaii's governor race with Washington influence and congressional delegation sway. It critiques newspaper bias and defends Mr Loebenstein as a legislator seeking road work at a dollar a day while employed by the survey department.
A citizen of Hilo lauds the formation of a Chamber of Commerce to unite business leaders across districts. The piece argues government stability aids commerce, urges alignment with U S party activity, and highlights legislation achieved by strong business coalitions. It urges Honolulu competition and broader involvement in American business life.
Co A, 1st New York Volunteers failed to march this morning due to army baggage wagons being used to unload goods from the troopship Pennsylvania, which arrived from Manila yesterday. The company likely resumes marching tomorrow for a ten day patrol of the island. In another item, two New York Regiment soldiers faced a sharp reprimand after a curious encounter with their company captain on Fort Street. Mrs Krouse appeared in Police Court for disturbing the night’s quiet, with the judge joking about her noisy family.
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