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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1898
Page
4
Dr Benedict Friedlaender stated in an interview that Tongatapa Haupai and Vavou form a separate kingdom from Tonga, countering a common misconception. He noted the three islands are distinct from the main Tonga group and argued against the lack of variety on Hauapai while honoring its people.
Cautinlled from First Page, only fifty nine necessary, Manly of Montana and others counted. Consul Wilder received a telegram from Minister Hinch before Alameda sailed. Authorities consider the situation improving. final action not likely for weeks. President Diles reception extremely great. A private San Francisco letter says despite Chairman Davis, the Annexation treaty is short two Senate votes.
A 200 horse died suddenly at the American stables on Richard Street last night after a drive from Kahuka. The surviving mate was saved by Dr. Shaw. James Carty, stable proprietor, says a handler pushed the animals hard with no water for about 40 miles. The incident prompted medical and care notes, while an unrelated testimonial praises Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills for digestion and weight gain.
The Hawaiian Historical Society holds a public meeting at the YMCA. Mr Thrum's paper is to be read by Prof. Alexander, and Hon Paul Neumann's paper will likely be read by proxy.
A long Cabinet letter from President Dole in Washington outlines reception plans and the annexation outlook. The packet also includes the President's message to the Legislature.
Anchor P F Ryan continues in charge and is ably assisted by William Carlyle at the Anchor in Seattle. Barrow draught and the best whiskies including John Dowar's Beoteh whisky are always available. Fall stock of liquors wines and related items is kept on hand.
Admiral Beardsley retired on grounds of old age as President McKinley nominates promotions. Queen Dowager Kapiolani deeds her vast estate to nephews Princes David and Cupid, granting lifetime annuity and preserving her peace in later years. The transfer covers hundreds of properties and securities valued at substantial sums.
Jimely Topics reports a price reduction to win the stove battle, highlighting the Pansy model as the leading choice. Available in three sizes and capable of burning wood or coal, it is presented as the best value in the market.
The new Rocket Stove comes in two sizes and features a deep end ash hearth for sturdy pot support. An extension pocket dries wood before use, improving efficiency. A visit to inspect the stove is encouraged.
The store keeps Blue Flame Oil Stoves in constant stock for rapid meal preparation. They emit no odor and are described as perfectly safe for use at home.
Therese announces a grand display of hardware and riding gear at the corner of King and Fort Streets. The feature highlights include a vast stock of barnens hardware and riding and diving accessories. Details reference a steamer Australia nearby with a lighter waterline as context.
A historic advertisement promotes harness making supplies and leather goods. It invites plantation customers to inspect a wide assortment including ladies driving whips, harnesses, saddlery items, boots, shoes, blankets, and hardware. It hints at upcoming imports and urges readers to select hardware and trimmings for orders.
Public auction sale of twenty one year coffee land leases under the trustees of the DB P Bishop Estate. James F Morgan to offer the valuable tracts in Kool Land 2 South Kona Hawaii. Auction on Wednesday March 2 1804 at noon in Morgan's Auction Room Queen vatroot Honolulu. Sale open at the Mishap Estate Office Merchant at rest Honolulu Feb. 4 1408.
All persons with claims against Queen Dowager Kaplolant of a monetary nature or otherwise up to and including February 10, 1888 are requested to present them at the undersigned office at Honua kaha corner Queen and Punchbowl streets without delay. Signed Havid Kawannanakoa and Jonah Kalanianaole. Honolulu February 11, 1604 Babee
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