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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1899
Page
14
The Boston area bulletin reports on steamship chatter and the Pacific conflict with the Philippines and Apia. Wall Street shows a continued stock boom as U S attention shifts to global events and naval movements led by Rear Admiral Kaniz and the Philadelphia.
A fragmented newspaper column reflects on ex governor Robert Taylor's retirement from politics, using dramatic biblical imagery and satirical remarks about rival candidates. It mentions ongoing political cases, Hawaii legislation, and local court notes including Jacob Manieceki's desertion trial and comments on transportation delays.
A plan by the Nations Liquor League to silence all saloons in Akron for two years emerges as an original temperance tactic. The move aims to test real public sentiment and could provoke strong reactions from dealers and residents alike.
Nashville correspondent reports Benton McMillin's inauguration as Tennessee governor was modest in pomp yet marked by striking oratory. Outgoing Governor Taylor delivered a farewell address while appearing to be recovering from a night of excess and dreamlike behavior.
A Buenos Aires dispatch says a group of Uruguayans led by Colonel Tezavo, mayor of Isamendi, arrived by water at Colonia after disembarking from Argentina. Police opposition failed. uprisings occur elsewhere but lack significance. Rebels are well armed and supplied.
The Bar driver to Chief Justice Judd is to be held next Saturday at 8 o clock in his honor marking a quarter century on the bench. Attorney General W O Smwith will preside with about sixty Harbor members present. Invitations have gone to all Circuit and District judges. The cois BEDE will sit down at 8 16 sharp.
Mitchell from Alabama reports a new irrigation effort at Kihei with a 20 foot circumference shaft reaching 36 to 40 feet depth. Two tunnels extend 60 plus feet along water veins, a pipe laid to the surface for pumping. Mitchell calls the water supply inexhaustible and usable nearly anywhere by digging. The Kihei cone is budding well. The Lroqnois tug towed a coal scow past piles, breaking off five piles at the harbor entrance, which the Elew moved aside.
In New York on February 2 the jury in the libel case of Charles A. Hess against the New York Press returned a verdict for 559 dollars in favor of Hess. Hess had claimed 850000 dollars in damages alleging the Press charged he was not a resident of the state and that he bought his nomination from the Republican county committee and printed the statement Hess was the bosom friend and companion of a murderer.
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