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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1899
Page
4
Fragmented Evening Bulletin text from September 14 1899 references a Spanish brass band immigrants Hawaii and political notes. mentions confidential correspondence and Hawaii executive concerns. garbled OCR yields limited clear facts or names.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a late night event, with references to a hive and various names and places. Readable portions suggest a discussion of local happenings, but details are unclear and unverified.
A muddled notice notes Walter G. Suoth involved in a contested editorship and praises the Greite Company amid references to Walter G. Smith. The piece hints at a national patriotic concern and prompts questions about suitability and guidance in the newspaper’s leadership.
The Advertiser endorses Mr Hartwell as Hawaii’s official representative to Congress, citing President McKinley’s permission and the need to bolster executive support. It condemns masquerading under false colors and notes public funds may be used for expenses, with discussion of neutrality debates continuing.
Alfred Hartwell, Hawaii’s unofficial delegate, urges neutrality amid Spain US war. He cites Article 26 of the treaty with Spain, noting Spanish ships receive protection while Hawaii remains neutral and urges Congress representation on this issue.
Col Wo A Thompson informs Mr Harkiveeu of the Boston Lyric Opera touring Honolulu. The company plans to depart San Francisco October band and November 25 to allow the principal and chorus to become thoroughly acclimated before presenting two operas in the same program. The note explains the effort required and mentions ticket sales in France.
Albert F Judd Jr holds our full power of attorney and announces studio classes in oil watercolor pastel and china painting with Tuesday and Thursday sessions 2 to 4 30 and Friday mornings 9 to 12 private lessons available. Also notice of third assessment ten percent on Honolulu Rapid Transit Land Co capital stock due September 1 at the company office 41 Fort Street Honolulu shares delinquent if paid after thirty days.
An ad extols Sterling bicycles as cheaper than ten cent car fares, urging readers to switch from tram cars. It promises high grade bikes from 69 dollars with weekly or monthly installments, claiming durability, grace, and safety while attacking ordinary wheels and risky rides.
A large assortment of galvanized force staples in keys arrives in assorted sizes including 14, 12, and 2 inch. Bulk shipment titled for hardware stores and construction projects. Availability includes multiple lengths to fit varied staple guns and framing needs.
An advertisement lists oil paints and brushes including lead white oil from Pioneer and Hubbuck, boiled linseed oil, raw linseed oil, white zinc in oil and Japan colors, assorted colors. It promotes Adam's flat paint brushes 3 to 5 inches wide and Adam's varnish brushes in assorted sizes.
A local supplier lists a wide range of items in stock including engine oil, sperm oil, neats foot oil, carbolinium, coal tar, axle grease, refined tallow, cotton waste, varnish, packing, asbestos, soapstone, sheet rubber, pipe covering, and other oils and lubricants. Prices are said to be competitive with any other dealer.
A historic ad copy argues that high quality clothing pays in the long run. It claims well made attractive garments require less selling effort and foster repeat customers, emphasizing value and efficiency for building a lasting trade.
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