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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1899
Page
4
Baier Cy Fave Subscriptom Matees outlines monthly postpaid rates to Hawaii and America with Canada and other regions at 0.01900 BE per year. Payment in advance via TELEPHONE Post Office Box.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a political rant condemning President McKinley over an address at Clift Haven. It centers on the administration’s creed and a flag symbolism motif, portraying the president’s stance as bold yet damaging to national unity and perceived by critics as a sacrificial policy for peace.
A reader survives as a Private Secretary to Chandler and Michg authorities attacks General Ager and McKinley policy. The piece argues against federal control of Hawaii and warns of implications for American institutions. The letter is printed to illustrate political conflict and the stance of GOP factions toward Hawaii statehood and constitutional integration.
The fragmentary text references native autonomy, sacred structures, and private figures, describing a struggle and fear about military alliances and religious practices. It reads like a garbled historical passage, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable individuals.
The Springfield Republican voices anti imperial sentiment criticizing McKinley era policies and urging action on Hawaii using surplus funds for public improvements while debating federal roles in imperial affairs. It cites Secretary Root and references to Hawaiian governance and overseas policy.
Fragmented OCR text warns of British actions provoking tensions and sugar trade influence. Mentions President Ro and market timing, arousing speculation of arbitration. References to Grocers Association and perceived interference in territory policies.
The P C Mig Co on Fort Street urges buyers to inspect the Sterling model, claiming it is the best wheel due to superior construction and materials. It notes dangers of poor brazing and offers Sterling for ladies and gentlemen at 60.90 with small weekly or monthly installments.
Galvanized Force Staples lists sorted sizes 14 14 and 2 inch in Keys market.
Advertisement lists paint in oil products including white lead boiled linseed oil raw linseed oil white zinc in oil and Japan assorted colors. Also promotes Adams flat paint brushes three to five inches wide and Adams varnish brushes in assorted sizes.
A Suffolk firm lists machine oils No 1 and 2 engine oil and other lubricants in tins and barrels. Sperm oil neat foot oil carbolinium coal tar axle grease best refined tallow cotton waste varnish packing asbestos soap stone sheet rubber pipe covering and other items. Prices promised to be competitive with any other dealers and a wide stock is kept.
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