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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1898
Page
4
The bulletin notes the acquisition of Speaker Reed as pivotal for annexation efforts. It suggests that if the treaty fails, a joint resolution would pass both houses, with Mr Keel's maneuvers shaping the treaty's prospects. Senators are depicted as weighing ratification versus contingencies.
The report notes Spain’s rejection of U S mediation in Cuban matters with strong language from Sagasta to Woodford and a dispatch indicating the issue was referred to the Secretary of State and President McKinley. Washington officials weigh whether McKinley will act decisively to end Cuba’s misery amid divided views on naturalization and Japanese residency.
A local advert invites buyers to Sebuinno's Carriage & Harness Repository on Fort Street promising cheaper prices than elsewhere. It guarantees satisfaction with every item in stock described as a bargain and notes weekly arrivals.
The jury sat most of yesterday reviewing the telephone office fire. Several company employees were questioned as Mer Cassidy testified that the blaze was caused by a wire contacting an electric groundline. The jury will reconvene at Coroner Hiteheork’s call.
The regular weekly meeting of the Christian Workers will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 o clock at the Y M C A hall Mrs Coleman will speak on Settlement Work and F W Damon on Free Reading Rooms All are cordially invited to be present.
Portraits enlarge from a modest hotel to a lifeline at 10 Hotel Street, with King Broc. involved in a venue transfiguration described as pivotal and timely for the period setting.
Mixed jury and Judge Stanley preside over ejectment actions with O W Booth vs G W Buckley and others while FR da Silva Casquilho v Kulunika proceeds. Other matters include estate accounting for CG Akana and a partial judgment in Hut chins vs Wilder’s Steamship Company.
A reader testimonial from Mia in Rad God’s Pills ad praises Hood’s Sarsaparilla for curing facial eruptions and blood issues. The compact promotion claims the medicine prevents eruptions and labels Hood’s as good medicine. The note ends with a nod to druggists selling the product.
Police officer Jackson of the bicycle patrol is suffering from blood poisoning after a minor boil on his leg was opened with a knife. The limb swelled and required surgical opening, and he remains under constant care by a surgeon.
Dispatch from Minister Hatch confirms Speaker Reed now backs annexation. Senate stance shifts, boosting annexation rate and signaling potential policy momentum.
P. F. Ryan continues in charge of the Anchor with help from William Carlyle. The Anchor serves Seattle beer on draught and a selection of whiskies including John Dewar's Scotch. The Popular House at 154 Fort Street offers nicely furnished rooms from $1.00 per week, with full stock of liquors and wines on hand.
A fragmentary Evening Bulletin recounts General Francis Marion’s famed dinner during a truce conference at Georgetown. The tale highlights the improvised meal of potatoes cooked by a young British officer, Marion’s hospitality, and the morale-boosting defiance that helped sustain American endurance in the southern theater. The piece notes Marion’s birth year, birthplace near Georgetown, Huguenot lineage, and burial in South Carolina.
In dull times Jimely Topics notes price cuts to accompany the big competition in stoves. The retailer touts a versatile stove praised as the best value, available in three sizes and usable with wood or coal.
The new rocket stove comes in two sizes and features a deep end ash hearth to support pots and a extension pocket for wood. It dries wood before use and invites readers to take a look at this stove.
The store keeps Blue Flame Oil Stoves in constant stock, ideal for fast meals. They operate without odor and are presented as perfectly safe for daily use.
A bid invitation published by the Minister of the Interior announces tender terms for publishing printing and binding the Laws of 1808. Bids due Saturday February 19, 1808 at 12 noon, with rates for English and Hawaiian texts and per page costs including covers. Bids must be endorsed Tender for Printing Laws. The minister reserves right not to accept the lowest bid.
The notice promotes a premier shop at King and Fort streets offering the largest selection of harness hardware and driving accessories. It invites readers to enter the store and be among the first to see the extensive assortment, including riding equipment. The flurry references a ship, the Australian steamer, arriving with news and goods.
A historical notice invites buyers to inspect a broad range of harness hardware and trimmings direct from the tannery. The listing promises belts, straps, buckles, hoots, pins, and related gear for horse gear and race harnesses. The message notes an upcoming Australia arrival and encourages direct selections for harness orders.
A listing of books and authors including The Wooing of Maskatoon Commodians by Lew Wallace Life and Letters of Harriet Beecher Stowe edited by Annie Vielda The Ideal Life by Henry Drummond The Great Stone of Bardis by R Stockton Daniel by D R Blackmore The Coming People by Chas Dole Rubsigat of Doc Sifera by Jax Whitcomb Riley The Scholar and the State by Henry Potter The King's Highway by Amelia Skippes Wooing by various authors Sacred Songs No 1 by Ira D Sankey Jas McGranahan and Geo Stebbins Stationery Office Supplies listed as supplier.
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