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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1899
Page
4
The text surveys Polynesian and Hawaiian topics, referencing Maori and Hawaii officials and tensions, while drifting into stray remarks about newspapers, borders, and racers. It hints at ethnic and political themes but is mostly garbled, with unclear events or dates beyond 1898.
Report states the Greater American Exposition in Omaha fell short of expectations as Hawaiian Commissioners complain of mistreatment and lack of courtesy by officers. The dispute centers on current conduct and diplomatic handling during the event.
Bryan tells San Francisco residents the silver ibis remains alive and will affect the upcoming campaign. The lamb’s role in the slaughter stirs debate equal to the boy orator’s stance in IBS.
Fragmentary sentence discusses Claus Breckels and Wil lie Bryao with unclear claims about sugar in the Philippines and an imperial symbol. The text presents a muddled, nonspecific political metaphor without verifiable details or coherent event.
Mr Hartwell is advised the appropriation for Consular Service is unavailable and he should not risk personal contributions to this or the Maine Fund. The notice signals ongoing funding uncertainties and cautions supporters about reliance on blocked funds.
The text contrasts passenger perspectives on the immigrant steamer Victoria with commentary on ethnic distinctions and acts of boldness. It notes government release of 1000 for public works as a cautious start and hints at political debate over a Gowanlir service appropriation and executive pay in Washington.
Fragmented review of Hawaii and Samoa politics notes officials favoring local control over a constitution. Mentions W. K. Hearst push for a national university concept tied to West Point and Annapolis and Mrs. Honrat backing California’s broader university idea. International commission urges peaceful conduct while Samoa contemplates future governance.
Harpers Monthly features a piece titled Concerning the Jews by Mark Twain. The author includes a reader letter reply describing the Golden Calf as a church asset kept for display each Sunday, noting it should not be part of religious business and framing Jewish persecution as a business issue rather than a religious one.
An advertisement extols the Sterling wheel as the best, warns riders to scrutinize construction and materials, and invites buyers to view the Sterling line at P. C. Mfg. Co on Fort Street offering small instalments for Lady’s and Gent’s high grade Sterling wheels.
PAIntt in OIL boiled linseed oil raw linseed oil white zinc in oil and japan assorted colors Adam's flat paint brushes 3 to 5 inches wide Adam's varnish brushes as sorted sizes
A local supplier advertises a wide inventory including machine oils hand to engine, sperm oil, neats foot oil, carbolinium, coal tar, axle grease, best refined tallow, cotton waste, varnish, asbestos, soap stone, sheet rubber, pipe covering and assorted packings. Prices stated to compete with any other cheaters.
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