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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pam Meelis Damier and Liaeane Biter with unclear context and scattered city references. No coherent event or facts to summarize.
A discussion on whether Council of State members serve as Hawaii representatives or as presidential appointees. The debate centers on constitutional roles and authority, with emphasis on how appointments are interpreted in the territorial governance context.
The Advertiser notes no endorsements from Morning Organ or candidates for Governor. It urges unity and suggests the upcoming territorial funding will cover sewerage costs. It recalls Cabinet delays and marks the nine who will not be forgotten in Washington.
A fragmentary report notes Captain of an ere ship bearing dawn news received a loving cap. Admiral Miller, tied to the Mog ord claim, appears to have been forgotten in the ceremony.
Government considers swapping lands to sidestep the industrial school stumbling block. Critics argue the move could be changing horses in midstream, potentially altering existing conditions.
Public leaders condemn the Hapid Transit Company for delaying street improvements with delays in adopting motive power studies. Citizens urge thorough examination to ensure beauty and safety of streets, accusing corporations of soulless indifference.
The piece argues that funding matters should be left to scholars and teachers discretion rather than official announcements. It notes the difference between asking for money and declaring compulsory contributions. It reflects on Americans’ long path to a philanthropic view of Lafayette.
Interesting Lis omen in sports endorses garrison papers as Barker and officers tackle the hardest problem volunteers face. In ordinary conditions volunteers suffer more illness in camp than in combat and grow quiet worries. Homesick men in idle drills lose sense of purpose and motivation in Gelit fall.
A Civil War era observer notes men at a New York prison camp who once cursed at officials now adopt a brighter outlook. Those who pore over every detail of their meager clothing and who eagerly anticipate prisoner exchanges are the ones most likely to endure. Col Barber and his officers have instilled a sense of purpose, replacing the usual dull routine with a resolve to endure and find happiness where they can.
At 4 pm Dr H W Howard and General Gorton visiting golfer from the Colonies will try conclusions on the Ponuhow links weather permitting General Gorton a crack Colonies player while Dr Howard has the best Honolulu record A good match is expected Paymaster Stanton of Philadelphia laments leaving Honolulu to abandon the Panahoa links as a fine player Paymaster Du Bois of Benninton brings a club along and will likely frequent the links Mrs Hugh Gono will give golf instruction Saturdays
Pili Hardware Ci Ltd announces a dividend payable to OLD-WALD COMPANY stockholders. Transfers will close the stock book from September 27 to October 1. Weed, Irwin & Co. Limited act as agents. W M Gerhard serves as secretary.
A dividend payment to stockholders of Walumaly Sugar Company is arranged through Wo G Irwin & Company Limited. The stock book will remain open to update holdings from September through October, ending October 1.
The Miowera with Lord Brassey and Lady Jinssey among aboard arrived at the Victoria wharf after a voyage from Vancouver via Victoria. Purser Humphrion reports strong SE winds and heavy seas early, easing to moderate conditions by arrival.
Individuals seeking to writ beard at Makaweao Mantern appear related to RS. The notice lists BATLEY terms at $10 per w with contact 958-500 for cooperation or filing.
A poorly attended drill of the First Regiment at Makiki baseball grounds drew a band and many spectators. The crowd mostly watched the white trousers, while gates and lighting hindered visibility. Colonel Fisher expressed strong dissatisfaction with Neelick’s handling of the event.
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