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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1899
Page
6
An early 20th century ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a preventive cure for disease, claiming it strengthens the blood and body. It also highlights Hood's Pills as a favored family laxative for digestion and liver or stomach disorders.
A Washington telegraph reports General Russell A. Alger Secretary of War personally handed his resignation to President McKinley at the White House. The move, to take effect at the President's pleasure, arises after months of Republican pressure and amid talks of a political alliance with Pingree. Vice President Hobart urged the step, and Attorney General Griggs conveyed the President’s willingness to accept.
A letter notes the vice president’s stated intend to resign after returning to Washington and fear over an unsafe vacant house at Merchant and Alas kea streets. The dwelling is covered with dead vines and a pile of inflammable material beneath attracting fire risk, with the Board of Health and Fire Department notified but not acting. The owner offers only vague assurances while residents fear liability if a fire occurs.
A scan of ship movements includes US tugboats Iroquois and Pend, vessels in Newport San Francisco and San Diego, with numerous merchantmen and coasters named in mixed locations and dates from July through August. Notable firms appear like Hackfeld & Co Allen Robinson and Wilder & Co, with ships such as Star of Italy and Mauna Ala noted among others sailing from Newcastle and San Francisco.
McWilliama a private at Camp McKinley was tried on larceny charges. He allegedly stole uniforms from comrades and sold them to Chinamen in town. Ab Lin testified as principal witness with Willie Crawford as interpreter, and Lieut. Ketcham served as judge advocate.
Captain Harry Evans reports that workers removing paddy from the La Ninfa have taken out about 1900 bage, yielding roughly two bags. The cargo is cleared and the vessel will be dismantled with salvageable material removed. A birdseye view of the Manila region is provided in On To Manila.
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