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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1898
Page
4
A fragmented passage discusses Hawaii's status and possible liberal territorial government, noting special legislation and Congress session timing. It mentions a boat race winner and a December session, with unclear names and dates. The text is garbled OCR from a historical newspaper page segment.
The Commission seeks clarity on which exceptions to American law it will accept in its upcoming report to Congress. It evaluates potential statutory allowances and interprets jurisdictional boundaries to outline permissible exemptions.
Reading fragments note that Germany and Britain form an alliance, while the Czar of Russia appears to be drafting a plan to reduce the war expenditure. The passaged text hints at broader European tensions and ongoing strategic moves.
The British, German, Japanese, and American leaders hold a cautious summit amid high tension as each seeks to advance interests while avoiding a broader conflict. The discussions focus on security, trade, and mutual benefits, signaling a fragile attempt at regional stability.
A clipped OCR fragment mentions Camerins and epee in a context suggesting strong reflection on local discussion. No clear events or dates are readable to specify persons, organizations, or places with confidence.
The text questions whether buying stock and real estate equals gambling and asks about wholesale buyers and merchants who risk money in markets. It references Barres and Tonks but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events.
A partial translation describes businessmen supplying a major petition backbone to support memorials made public. The documents aim to draw principal attention from ruling forces of the Culted St.
The Chamber of Commerce seeks measures that antagonize labor groups from New York to San Francisco. Special shipping law proposals rally shipbuilders and shipowners nationwide. The Manufacturers Association warns that delays in tariff extension will not be granted without a long, well organized fight.
The text questions why local steamship lines to Hawaii are scarce, blaming cargo shortages in sugar and fruit. It argues American ships could carry cargo if offered, and challenges the reliance on protectionist shipping policies amid tariff delays. It cites Republican stance, Democratic administrations, and impact on American manufacturers in Hawaii.
Whitney and wife arrived in Delgic from Savi ran civco last night to study social commercial political and economic aspects of new island possessions for two months. He previously led Harper's Weekly amateur athletics department and has served as a war correspondent from Santiago. He plans extended travel, including potential Orient visit, after this assignment.
Local notices explain two competing stage lines operate to the Pali with daily departures from Mand and another at 1 each morning except Sunday. One line carries mail to Kaneohe while fares are listed as tolerable on both routes. The scenic drive remains a highlight for visitors despite business slowdowns.
Tickets are selling rapidly for a Red Cross Society hall event in Progress Hall on Monday night. Princes Kaiulani and the club ladies lead extensive preparations. an old time fair returns to Honolulu amid high excitement and expectations of a fine evening.
At last evening's directors meeting C. H Atherton was elected treasurer, Ei. A. Jones is deceased. H. E. Coleman and C. B. Ripey were appointed to fit up a camera room. Thirteen new members were elected.
Keane Gas and Electric Co. promotes turnkey gas and electric plants with fixtures, agents for Columbia Phonograph Co. and American Battery Co. Projects include Arrytelene gas plants for government hotels and firms. Generator safety approved by Honolulu Board of Underwriters. Prices from candle power. claim of independence from external lighting. Six month guarantee on materials and labor. Call for orders.
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