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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1897
Page
4
By authority the road over Nouano Pali will be closed for one month starting Monday October 4. Those with fresh fish or light freight not transportable by sea may carry it across the workman’s trail on foot.
Reflections on past forecasts by Webster and others, noting how early warnings against Western expansion and steam propulsion gave way to transformative developments. The piece argues the world moves beyond conceit as innovation reshapes the Pacific coast and irrigation, and counters the notion that nations should reject new ideas.
The article argues for teaching typewriting in common schools, noting its expense but highlighting benefits. It would sharpen spelling and composition as children learn to form words and ideas with Rowman letters, increasing interest through mechanical work and aiding advanced grades.
Government should preserve harbor privileges for public use and resist privatization. Past errors at Honolulu harbor are cited, including landings and dredging, with a push for making landings strictly public property and expanding warehouse facilities to support growing agricultural resources.
A fragmented sentence notes the Diamond Jubilee hospital, projectors not leveling up, and a concern that the Portuguese colony may advance without any major commemorative event to spur progress.
By tomorrow's mail we may hear the latest from the Sultan who insists he cannot be compelled to act. The statement underscores a stance of firm authority amid ongoing pressure.
Reward offered for information leading to recovery of a bull terrier with a round spot on its back. License 76. Contact Honolulu Cyclery near 231 King Street for clues.
Tickets are now on sale for Ava’s event as the company promotes the show with advance sales. Organizers urge early purchase at participating outlets and online, highlighting limited seating and upcoming performances in the city.
Collector General McStocker praised the Pearl Harbor excursion as a revelation to residents and strangers, noting plans for another trip for a party of twenty or so. Mrs. Kalopan Kanon, widow of Paul P. Kadon, died at 54 from blood poisoning, to be buried at Kawaiahaʻo tomorrow. Dovener recovering to rejoin the Australia party. Beef bids only tendered for Leper Settlement from Parker's Hawaii ranch, opening at the Board of Health. Water Works reports rain filled storage. ample water, but not to be wasted.
The notice touts imminent annexation as a trigger for widespread prosperity. It announces a stock up of HAVILAND CHINA, STERLING SILVER WARE, and PLATED WARE plus oyster forks, berry spoons, salad tools, and various glass and comb sets. The supplier claims new shipments, cheap prices, and replacements for broken pieces, noting a location opposite Spreckels' Bank.
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