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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1899
Page
4
The piece blends scattered notes on postpaid payments to America and Canada, Western aid costs, and political commentary. It comments on Boer losses, Hawaiian governance, Chinese students in Hawaii, and tensions with Japan, noting censorship differences between American and British reporting and delaying bold actions.
The piece discusses Minister Damon possibly traveling to Italy to assess benefits for Hawaii, praising his efforts and predicting public recognition. It notes Austin's Weekly defending local officials, critiques McKinley’s interference, and welcomes the Honolulu Sanday Eagle with its policy of fostering education and local news, while opposing a colonial government. The tone blends opinion and community perspectives on governance and press roles.
The text discusses seeking better position by appealing to the mainland territorial government and criticizing the President and Congressional allies who aided annexation. Local officials have already offered criticism. The question remains whether the appeal for exceptions to territorial rule will follow.
Report from Hilo says squatters have advanced their claim to Cocoanut Island, preempting a building ordered for public use. Citizens oppose a private claim, comparing to past actions on Tantalus. Local government may defend the President’s order, while critics attack executive leadership.
The Sunday School Association of Maui Molokai and Lanai began its opening session at Wailuku native church with reports from Sunday Schools. A quintette club from Waikapu and Waihee led by Theo Richards performed, Richards spoke on the best method for general exercises, and J M Lewis read a paper on symbolic teaching to be pamphleted for pastors and teachers. Rev Dr Hyde and Miss Agnes Kalas are noted as bereaved. The Ambark C D Bryant arrived at Kahului with coal and vessel entries were made at the Custom House. The Rath hopes to sail for the Coast. rain was reported across districts.
General Merchandise advertisement lists Non-Shrinking Patent Redwood Tanks 500 to 10000 gallons, rubber hoses 2 to 4 inches, suction and steam hoses, various packing sizes, patent wash-out closets, Penn lawn mowers 10 to 45 inch, steel road scrapers, tubular wheelbarrows, Pan-American and Champion canal wheelbarrows, extra heavy breaking plows, Aving's steel plows, and assorted sizes.
Local shop announces a broad stock of silver plated ware Hawaiian souvenir spoons Haiwan China and bohemian glassware with bronzes and jardinières. New articles and novelties will be shown. Gifts mailed free in a separate department with fine packaging. Holiday sale opens mid November to serve island customers and mail orders.
Sale notice for Pacific Heights property in Honolulu promising healthful location and scenic marine views less than a mile from Progress Block. Highlights include abundant pure spring water via independent pipeline, plans to connect to Honolulu Rapid Transit, and flexible payment terms with 4 cash 14 in one year and 4% in two years. Office at Progress Block Rooms 7 and 8. Bruce Waring & Co. also notes physical culture classes at YMCA and announces J A Mehrten's departure from Coyne Mehrten Furniture Co.
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