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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1898
Page
3
A brief kitchen note urges bakers to replace various brands with Schiling's Best. It claims one heaping teaspoon of Schiling's Best per quart of flour replaces two teaspoons of other baking powder, promising cost savings.
San Francisco artist Chesney W Boeing, a noted portrait painter, has arrived in Honolulu and is connected with our studio. His work here is already drawing attention from collectors and patrons.
Exhibition showcases lifesize to miniature portraits in water color and crayon. Admired by all who see the exhibit, with a specialty in painting on ivory and porcelain.
A brief note on photographing loved ones with the latest sconce lighting and posing techniques, emphasizing groupings and the enduring charm of keepsake portraits for personal display.
Wilder's Steamship Co announces schedules with travel to Lahaina Maalnea Bay Makena Mabukona Kawathao Lan phhoshee and more on the first day, then returning from Hilo touching Lanpuboohoo Maha kona Kawailine Makona Maalaon Hay Lahaina the next, with calls at Pohoiki Pa and notes on freight cutoff.
Star Line announces sailings from Honolulu to Maui including Kahului Hana Kipahulu and Kaupo with return Sunday arrivals. Freight rules: consignors must claim at landings and ships not responsible for landed freight past set limits. live stock handled at owner risk. valuables over 100 dollars must be declared. tickets required before embarkation with potential 25 percent extra for late purchases. line reserves right to change departures without notice.
A long interview with Congressman Robert R. Hitt discusses Blaine’s early views on Hawaii, its strategic value, and the push for American governance. Hitt defends annexation, notes Hawaii’s small population, and outlines implications for law, ships, and potential damages claims. He also addresses Chinese and Japanese labor, citizenship, and the status of existing Hawaiian laws after annexation.
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