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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1898
Page
4
The article discusses President Dole and cabinet efforts toward public works and a new department. It questions whether the Advertiser represents official views. It mentions Hawaiian economic signals and a petition related to Harbor improvements and breakwater.
Unclear report notes a political communication exchange involving Wort street in Hilo and figures including the Portuguess and Hawaiians President Doleay bie Calanet, with possible changes or swaps implied in the arrangement.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Proeliënt Mehintey and Hawial with hints of continuing a journey online to Howali. It notes a Meesideat seeking to gain a position from the territory and an alleged elect fraud. The passage is incoherent and lacks concrete facts or names.
A cautious forecast suggests that if Hawaii wins representation in Congress its delegate could exert influence on party whip leadership. The note implies potential shifts in floor strategy and alignment with key caucus members.
The Hilo Chamber of Commerce announces opposition to local man for fret poor war proposals. The report notes Ruppert Lee and several contentions about the American Union, stressing union pity and public reaction among men and boys across the country.
Gal Blanco gathered 200000 se cudtems from Clara Barton relief ship to Havana, delivering five supplies to the starving Bisoeo. The scene hints at a last bot moment amid tensions with the Yankees.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a county or country commission and ongoing discussions. It references Hawaii and a placeholder phrase about waiting for what will come. Content is unclear with garbled words and lacks identifiable events or names.
A fragmentary Honolulu page item discusses Hawaii’s delegate influence in Congress and a dispute over names and roles. The text is garbled but implies tensions around representation and procedural outcomes in the U.S. body.
The Advertioon critiques a Republican convention clash among Johnny Stevens, Janes G. Binino, and others. It recalls Kennebec Journal leadership, cites Seward and Blaine, and questions who acted for the country’s good in shaping Lincoln era rhetoric while urging Hawaiian readers to learn who was right.
The excerpt questions strict obedience of officers to a resident and the transfer of authority to the President, arguing it would erode representative government. It raises who truly agrees and understands this shift within history presented to the public.
Visitors to the Manka part of the Peninsula notice bright scarlet blossoms on a popeane regia tree in front of Chas Demen's place near Aki's station. A rock named the growing rock sits between two large roots and is embedded in the trunk. as it grows it will separate from the tree, becoming a landmark once free from the trunk.
Sheriff Coney of Kauai brings twelve prisoners to Honolulu aboard the W G Hall on a Sunday morning. The group includes Chinese Japanese natives South Sea Islanders and white men, all convicted of various infractions of the law. Amory the number ish, We Birt, recently found guilty of grows ebent sail atehood ten four monthed tert ial inprisonment.
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