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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1898
Page
8
London July 27 The Madrid correspondent of the Daily Mail says negotiations initiated by Germany have led to a formal agreement among powers to oppose American annexation of the Philippines, which must remain Spanish.
Fragmentary shipping intelligence lists weather and signal station data with garbled place names and sailing plans. Items mention wind, directions, and departures with unclear correspondences to ports like Arkamsis and Upolu Kol, indicating a chaotic OCR segment of a maritime log.
Fragmented OCR lists ships and routes including Ont ports, the Colonies, Vancouver and Victoria, and various vessels such as Kaya Parker Kauai Beuhn and City of Puebla. It shows transport movements on a Thursday in August with multiple named captains and destinations, reflecting a bustling but unreadable timetable.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ton Hollinger and his wife with an August date. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Rainfall for July at the station 1.63 inches, about AO below normal. Rainfall elsewhere about normal. Average temperature 76.6 degrees, about 1 degree below normal. Published through the kindness of CO. d. Lyona.
Harbor notes report the WO Hall due from Kwasi porte tomorrow and the Topgalant departing for the Sound on Saturday. Various vessels including the Ka Moi, Jamie Wand, Alice Cooke, and Allen A are active with cargo movements and crew changes. police detentions and recoveries are noted. The Aorangi’s voyage details from Sydney to Wellington to Suva are provided, with weather conditions and transit notes.
A deputation of leading Chinese merchants visited J. W. Grevin, Secretary of the Chinese Bureau, at his home to present an American flag as a token of appreciation for his consistently kind demeanor in official dealings. The donors’ names were listed on a card with the gift. Mr. Grevin responded with a gracious note.
An obituary and travel notes recall Captain Wadleigh born in New Hampshire who graduated Annapolis in 1863 and served in Civil War era expeditions including Shawmut missions, the Orinoco voyage, and the Alliance search for Jeannette. Also mentions Miss Maud Jeffries and death notices across Hawaiian and New York items.
An advertisement claims Agor'n Tair Vigor prevents and cures baldness, grows hair on bald heads with life remaining in the hair bulb, and restores color from gray or white to darker youthful shades. It notes gradual change over time and lists Dr 5,0. Aven & Co. of Lowell, Mass, and A. Hollister Drug Co. Ltd as sole agents for Hawaii.
Potten dodge Wilcox handled about ten minutes of work in the Police Court with three cases. A native was fined for drunkenness. Robert Brown, a sailor, faced a deadly weapon charge but the weapon could not be secured and the case was postponed. Jim Carty, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, moved to resist prosecution but the judge offered nolle prosequi as the stick used in self defense was not a deadly weapon.
Me Ce AL Noten of the Y M C A Review will be issued in a day. Mr and Mrs Krook plan to travel August 8 with G Wilder on the board to sail from San Francisco August 2. Krook becomes assistant Secretary at the Y M C A during the voyage to Honolulu 8750 letters were sent to the Foreign Office. M C A records were kept with blue writing for home folks.
A Washington dispatch reports Pacific cable news via a telegram from W. G. Lewin of Honolulu who is claimed as Admiral Erwin’s brother but this is disputed. The Admiral is identified as Ry Walker Irwin’s brother, Minister Resident of Hawaii in Japan. Also noted is a display of Manila expedition ship pictures pictured in a Pacific Hardware window by L. Torbert with Viggo Jacobson illumination and predicted high interest in town. In a separate incident Mire J Carty and another woman pulled a drowning man from the bay after a soldier aboard the Pern attempted to swim ashore.
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