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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1898
Page
4
A partial 19th century style notice discusses unemployment, civic action, and land titles. It mentions the American public and a parade story tied to cyberspace claims, suggesting unsettled property rights and delays in preparation for events. The readable text is garbled and fragmentary.
Fragmentary text discusses democracy as government by and for the people. It notes that citizenship eligibility depends on residency and implies the inclusion of those who can elect and be elected.
Readers note a lack of party calls for removing U S from Hawaii as campaigns approach. While expansion may not be favored, religious influence looms as a potential factor shaping policy.
Professor Milletth discusses the possibility of expanding into unsettled lands as a path to new opportunities. He argues exploration prompts political and social shifts, though critics warn of stranding within distant regions and risking lives for limited gains. The Philippines is noted as a possible exception where manpower could be deployed.
A damaged, archaic fragment describes a peace sentiment between Spanish and American allies, mentioning Pedro L spe de Ostillo, General Corbin, and surgeon elders. It praises mutual gratitude and food aid, hints at alliance ties, and notes hopes for lasting harmony despite ongoing conflict.
Read readers argue that President Dole remains a public voice within the five member Hawaii Commission and urge disclosure of the body’s policy. They insist the four others still represent the people and demand public positions on governance and the future of the territory under McKinley.
Harold M. Sewall contends in a Hawaiian Territory report that coffee can thrive in Hawaii. He notes many investors remain hopeful about the crop, though some caution persists about long term prospects and market outcomes.
In a Honolulu notice dated September 20 the correct phrasing is at auction, not by auction, with the text likely reading auction rather than the misread by or at. The fragment shows uncertain spellings and the notice is about a sale by auction in Hawaii.
Instructions from J. A. King Minister of the Interior outline duties for notaries public. Notaries must keep records for the registry and deposit copies with the proper court upon appointment and death. Penalties range from fifty to five hundred dollars for noncompliance. statutes are in Chapter 77 of the Penal Laws.
Notice of a special meeting of stockholders at the company's office on Woel hesday the 24th at 10 o'clock a m to consider accepting the amendment of the charter proposed by the Minister of the Interior on September 1, 1808. Vida Secretary of the Union Feed Co Ltd.
A man recently returned from a bow ee sit to the Qonet heap reports talk of exorting xewnctive wall works on the Honolulu teaches.
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