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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1899
Page
4
A fragment from the Evening Bulletin attacks the Convert of State and calls into question the court and executive actions. It notes tensions over presidential wording and criticizes foreign policy maneuvers tied to the Hawaiian issue and Philippine dispatches.
Hawaii officials urge a special Washington delegate funded from diplomatic and consular funds. The issue questions authority and legality as the delegate is not a diplomat or consul and would operate under Newlands era arrangements. The piece critiques the executive rationale and potential penalties for noncompliance.
The article argues the executive lacks authority to fund a Washington delegate from the annexation appropriation and questions why the president and council have not approved such expenses while contrasting treasury control with assigned labor and immigration funds. It likens the move to improper claim on public lands.
A Honolulu report notes Mr Malingan's arrival by steamer sparking a two hour talk on temperance with the M D A committee. The author had planned a public meeting for the evening boat but could not proceed as news spread quickly and the steamer departed at eight. The piece reflects local interest and anticipation surrounding his visit.
The ad touts the Sterling as the best wheel made amid crowded bicycle options. It warns buyers to inspect construction, materials, and maker experience, urging a visit to the P. C. Mfg. Co. on Fort Street for the Sterling 09 model and installment plans.
A local retailer reports receiving a large assortment of merchandise prompting adjustments to stock levels and display plans. Management says the variety includes seasonal items and new lines, with rapid shelving updates expected to meet customer demand.
In a September 24 1899 letter from Honolulu Wa Un Sbansdst a Galician Fund supporter reports collecting 39750 in one canvass with 5400 paid to Coyne Mehrten Furniture Co and 810 for hack hire and conveyance costs. Remaining 3325 sits on deposit at Bishop Co Bank. Donations include two boxes of pilot crackers corn beef and 100 loaves of bread from contributors. All Galician workers claim to be at work and supporting the fund while awaiting offered employment.
An advertisement lists paint and finishing products including boiled linseed oil raw linseed oil white zinc in oil and Japan assorted colors Adam's flat paint brushes three to five inches wide and Adam's varnish brushes in assorted sizes.
A local supplier lists machine oils No 1 and 2 engine oil waxed lard oil and sperm oil in tins and barrels neats foot oil carbolinium coal tar axle grease best refined stations cotton waste varnish packing asbestos soap stone sheet rubber pipe covering and assorted sizes. Prices stated to stand competition with other dealers.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions The Flawalian Hardware Co on Fort Streets across from Spreckels Bank. No clear event or date given.
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