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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1898
Page
5
The first flag edition of the Evening Bulletin sold five thousand copies in one day. Demand requires a second, smaller edition now on sale at newsstands and the Bulletin Office, offering the best account of the sovereignty transfer ceremonies. Send your friends a copy.
Frank Foster returns to the express business and Joe Kaimihaa resumes his post at the receiving station. Communion held at the new Japanese Methodist Church. Ko Okura promotes shirts and suits on Hotel Street opposite the Waverley Block. Captain Parker and wife depart for Koplan for health. The Charles Nelson sails to San Francisco Thursday with passengers at reasonable rates. Engagement of Miss Caroline Silva and Louis Medeiros announced for Sept 3. Deputy Marshal Chillingworth travels to Waialua on police business. First Company Sharpshooters of Hawaii banquet at Progress Hall with invites to members and ex-members. Crape drape on a bust of Prince Bismarck in window of H. W. Schmidt & Sons after news of his death. Eakie & Whitman repair work at reasonable rates. Y M C A building decorations renewed for flag raising day. Union Sea Co. building on Fort Street used to store flour for the New York Regiment. Rev J M Monroe, formerly of Honolulu, seen at El Reno in good health. son Walter thriving in Indianapolis college. Oahu Cemetery Association adjourned annual meeting set for Chamber of Commerce Saturday at 10 a.m. Board to elect officers and trustees. Beretania Street grading toward Miller Street. sidewalk adjustments completed. 100 committee members of entertaining the boys in blue to meet for important business. Dr. Peterson, immigration inspector, leaves for Kauai on official tour. New Yorkers prep to camp at Kapiolani park. many fans observe tents. Makiki road to need repairs before New Yorkers’ garrison. Father Magoon marches with Citizens Guard on flag raising day, keeping step with youths and praising American sovereignty.
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