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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1898
Page
3
An old ad copy urges shoppers to save on next year’s tax by buying ScAésing's Best baking powder and using just one heaping teaspoon per quart of flour. The item is framed as a cost-cutting tip in a compact promotional note.
Fully prepared to take instantaneous portraits at our studio. First-class work by Rembrandt and Burtwlozrt Mercotints, with Mr. Davey giving personal attention to ensure satisfaction. We offer group sessions at residences, with flashlight or daylight, copying and enlarging, life size portraits in oil on porcelain, watercolor, or crayon, and the latest Life-Size Paris Enamels.
A fragmented notice describes a voyage returning to Honolulu with arrival details at Lang Mase and Kawaihae, a brief stop in Honolate, and receipt of freight consignments including a package from Daa nailing.
Stmr Claudine Cameron, Commander, will leave Honolulu Tuesday at 50 small, touching Kebulal Huna Kipahulu Mani, returning Sunday mornings. Calls at Nun Kaupo on second monthly trip. Freight after 4 PM day of sailing. Company may change times without notice and isn’t liable for consequences. Consignees must be at landings. company not responsible for freight after landing. Freight value over $100 must be stated. No loss/damage beyond stated limit without special contract. Employees must issue shipping receipts. Shippers risk loss if no receipt. Passengers to fetch tickets before embarkation to avoid 25 percent surcharge.
ib vw. C. Saterit appointed as superintendent amid leadership changes at Pasa & Teket Ent, with notice of duties and future plans.
President McKinley’s proclamation announces ceasefire as Spain and the United States sign the protocol in Washington. Secretary Day and M Cambon sign for their nations, detailing Cuba relinquishment, cession of Porto Rico and Ladrones island, and U S occupancy of Manila. Evacuation plans and peace talks set with commissioners from both sides.
The President announces a protocol signed August 12, 1808 by William R. Day and Jules Cambon outlining terms to start peace negotiations between the United States and Spain. It states hostilities should cease promptly upon conclusion and both governments will notify accordingly.
President McKinley proclaims a suspension of hostilities and orders US military and naval forces to abstain from acts conflicting with the proclamation. Also includes assorted local notices, advertisements, and business notices from Seattle and Honolulu, with names such as Benson Smith & Co and Carlyle and Andrews, plus shipping and market items.
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