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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1898
Page
4
Citizens denounce Cabinet plans to keep saloons open while a Liquor Commission report is shelved. The piece argues the move lacks public support, warns of increased bar crowding and fights, and questions the authority behind the regulation. The author urges voters to express opinions at the polls.
The Hawaiian Consul General’s Azores report highlights Avoreans in Hawaii and parallels between Azorean and Hawaiian agriculture, noting pineapple culture under glass, fiber production, and harbor development. It contrasts colonial influence with local autonomy in Hawaii, questioning distant governance by Washington.
Reports from the tragedy indicate the captain acted under fog and the white ship’s crew may have included a cabin boy named Up Wae, who is described as insane. The scattered accounts reflect a chaotic aftermath and unclear leadership aboard the vessel.
The Open Saloon feature Name Your Choice and the Thulbotin matter appear in the latest edition page. No clear resolution is provided and the item remains uncertain without fuller context from the issue.
A local ballot urging a yes on the Open Saloon question is printed for public submission to the supervisor. An erratic preacher named Lono, who had been collecting funds for a Lahaina church, caused a scene when a dog disrupted his outdoor fundraiser and he threw his Bible at the animal after anger flared.
An advertisement asserts the retailer offers goods as stated and commits to gladly correct any wrongs. The tone emphasizes cheerful service and transparency in representing products.
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