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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1898
Page
4
Dr. McGrew becomes the first to reveal public diaries of President Dole and his Cabinet, relating to franchise issues. Other readable items note SunReripiON Havens and Per year figures linked to various actors and a wide array of names and topics in a damaged text fragment.
The text suggests Hawaiians advocating monarchy restoration are aiding factions aiming for a limited territorial franchise. It notes no likely Portuguese involvement and views the period before Congress acts as highly critical for territorial politics.
The Chronicle critiques a reform movement, labeling its leaders as likely Hawisians hostile to politics in Washington and casting doubt on Bewall's gubernatorial ambitions. It asserts the movement lacks substance or urgency and suggests additional writings may follow if needed.
The piece laments sugar's central role to Hawaii and warns of economic collapse if industries are hampered. It questions U S actions toward Hawaii and urges merchants to prepare for a future with dwindling buyers, pondering gold mines and sugar plantations as potential revolutions.
A newcomer to Hawaii should expect strong competition as up-to-date business firms expand. Large establishments have grown, risking profit division and reduced margins for existing firms unless new mercantile ventures accelerate growth.
The piece argues that Hawaii’s business openness stems from preexisting friendly ideals, but as competition rises, the cordial welcome tightens. New entrants must have substantial capital, endure risks, and not expect instant payoffs. Prospective merchants should prepare for a hard, unsentimental market governed by profit and persistence.
When business is strong the old rails remain in place unless better ones exist to replace them, a view reflecting cautious maintenance decisions to preserve existing capacity and reliability.
Controversy surrounds Gold Commissioner Fawcett over alleged use of Major Walsh's note to shield timsel from blame in mining privilege allotments. A stampede to Polly River far from Dawson drew hundreds, ending in a wasted excursion. Dawson hosts a hotel link and Columbia Navigation Co advertises free Seattle passage aboard the Dawn.
Oceanic Gas and Electric Co offers complete gas and electric plant installations with fixtures, plus a wide bundle of electrical goods. They advertise sole agency for Columbia Phonograph Co and American Battery Co, citing projects like Government Light House harbor, Hawaiian Tramways, and local residences. Their generators are claimed to be highly reliable and cost efficient, earning approval from the Honolulu Board of Underwriters. The firm guarantees all work and offers six months material and labor repair, inviting trial orders.
In the Circuit Court First Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands Kate S. Ueeeg loans seeks discharge of debts. The court orders a hearing on Monday September 26, 1808 at Aliolani Hale, Heino Hula, before Justice Perry. Creditors with claims may attend to object if any.
Persons seeking boon at Makawan Midit may present to MRS Uf by RAT EWS. Torts apply with a fee of 10 dollars per week.
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