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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1898
Page
6
The Betvetis advocates giving its employer the time advanceings of holidays enjoyed by other city businesses. No paper will be published tomorrow.
The text reflects a moment where commissioners consider reshaping political life along broader lines and principles as the public engages with new party dynamics. It frames a shift from old functions toward progressive governance and common aims.
The writer questions why the government and the Advertiser have kept quiet about future Territorial legislation for Hawaii. The piece probes whether the paper fears to display its true colors on the issue.
Many newcomers arriving in Hawaii after annexation discover Hawaii's laws create a condition distinct from the Liberal laws of the United States, contrasting with familiar U S norms.
The speaker argues that if the executive represents the people, the public should know what representation it has. It is noted as unusual for prominent public figures to remain silent in a crucial period.
Citizens defend the Allied effort and commend local valor while avoiding denigration of adversaries. The piece notes Americans who praise countymen's courage without condemning those they fought against, reflecting wartime morale and restraint.
The article notes Hawaii residents readily shift from work to sports and hopes this holiday sporting spirit endures amid American bustle. It calls for broader participation from other islands to give local events a more national character and suggests new development in representation to elevate the holidays into a nationally recognized sporting scene.
The Advertiser mocks private acts and conscience in its critique of the late Mr Davies will. It accuses the paper of moral superiority and claims reverence for higher inspiration shadows its reporting. The piece rails at the notion of a newspaper acting as confessor after death.
A fragment from the Advertiser remarks that much of it is inspired and urges the public to consult before entering the unknown. The writer characterizes contemporary speech as sensational and claims Humanity’s personality lies between belief and skepticism, prompting caution in worldly affairs.
Judge Stanley overrules several motions for new trials in cases including Kanpous Kaimana versus J H Maunu and C S Bradford versus L A Andrews with a 2600 damages award. Discontinuance filed by Paul Neumann in J W Lulling versus Charles Lind. Auela Kakoi guardian reports four final receipts to A G M Robertson. Estate sale orders by W L Wilcox administrator to cover debts.
A farce presented by Roxa's American Comedy Co drew a fair, laughing audience with witty stage business. The plot centers on a New York apartment house where a janitor’s power, lodgers’ mixups, and Babette’s flirtations spark comic trouble, aided by new songs and clever dancing. Tomorrow night features another performance of the piece.
Hoon Once More, Hamilton, famed for an alleged ship destruction attempt in Hilo, faced vagrancy charges in Police Court. Arrested at Club Stables by Merchants Patrol Captain Hower after ignoring warnings from manager Charles Bellina. Judge Wilcox sentenced him to one month of hard labor.
Wahiawa on Kauai, the Mc Bryde place, has completed all work. Levels reach 600 feet elevation. If landowners convert to a plantation, a five landing? gan G54 area at Wahiawa harbor 4 shows wide space. Monserrat notes vast tract over 1500 acres of good land with rolling terrain.
Madrid Sept 6 The Cabinet authorized Foreign Minister Duke Almodovar de Rio to negotiate with Philippine insurgents for the ransom of 6000 Spanish prisoners in their hands and to transmit funds to Manila for that purpose and for relief of Spanish troops. Ministers will consult General Jaudenes on fund transmission.
An officer aboard a Dowey line ship at Manila describes tough camp life with hardtack bread cold water and meager rations. He recounts scrambled eggs rejected by a sailor and a toast raised among troops, noting wives and sweethearts remain in spirit. Residents report drays and wagons passing tires-less over a sown street near Teapiolaui Park, causing damage and calling for a remedy.
The reception last night in the YMCA hall attracted a large crowd. The program was thoroughly enjoyed by attendees, showcasing a smooth blend of entertainment and hospitality.
A forenoon accident at Gorton Fort aboard a coal platform caused injuries. One worker, struck by a coal piece, was attended to promptly and, after brief treatment, resumed work shortly after. The incident disrupted operations but no lasting harm reported.
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