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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1898
Page
1
Testimony from R. Dennis of Adelaide Australia claims long standing indigestion loss of strength and appetite and constipation were cured after using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. He notes his entire system felt out of order before treatment and a few bottles completed the cure.
Washington dispatches from Feb 8 report Senator Teller says enough votes to carry the treaty are not in sight while Senator Davis presses on with annexation talks. Opponents claim 38 votes and supporters 57, with a six vote discrepancy hindering progress. Speaker Reed denies changing views on Hawaii and faces a party split over pursuing a joint resolution for annexation.
An ad proclaims that twelve ounces of Schilling's Best baking powder does as much work as a pound of competing brands and offers a money back guarantee if customers do not like Schilling's Best at grocers.
The Spanish ambassador to the United States, Enrique Dupuy de Lome, resigns after a forged or stolen letter insulted President McKinley. The letter, reportedly from Havana via El Heraldo de Madrid, criticized McKinley and U.S. policy. The Senate debates Cuba policy with three resolutions, focusing on recognizing Cuban belligerency, ceasing war, and maintaining neutrality.
Honolulu February 3 report from The Call notes a betrothal arranged between Prince David Kawananakoa and Princess Victoria Kaiolani. The formal betrothal awaits signatures on deeds of family retreatment, with a large portion of Dowager Queen Kapioiolani’s estate to be donated to her nephew Prince Jonah Kalani na ole and his brother.
The Hilo Tribune reports on A W Spies arrival from Honolulu with 25 000 kapa sugar bound for New York and plans to load cargo. Dr Rice succeeds Dr Le Blond at Hilo. A cable landing is being erected at Papaaloa below the mill. A new road near Walea and Hakalau washed away half its width. Miss Kinney resigns as teacher at Manager Moir’s home Hovomu. Singers lead the world. Over 13 000 000 made and sold. Higb eat awarded at the World Columbian Exposition for construction and motion. B Bergereen, agent, 164 Bethel Street.
Latest from Washington reports mixed hopes for ratification of the annexation treaty as Democratic and Silver senators clash over policy. Private telegrams and letters suggest a vote may proceed despite doubts, with ongoing pressure to press the issue to a final decision amid partisan maneuvering and possible defeats.
In Port Street Behatins Carriages Harnesses Repestry offers goods kept in stock for bargain prices. They guarantee better value than elsewhere and weekly arrivals ensure new items.
The second battalion First Regiment under Major McCarthy conducted a spirited hour long drill on Armoury square last evening. All companies formed tall to front with most in double rank and the session closed with a dress parade led by Captain Camer.
The M. O. A. and high school teams played a thrilling game last night with M. Cheek as referee. After two hours the high school fell short by a score of Stod and Gin 5. A return match is set for Friday evening at King Brows. Portraits enlarged from small notes to lifesize at 10 Hotel Street.
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