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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1898
Page
4
In the AVY era publicier and Pingelster column, Daniel Logan is highlighted in a personnel note. The brief biography outlines prior public service roles and credits in the AY era, noting his ongoing involvement with community committees and local governance.
A Honolulu dispatch notes Congress focuses on Cuba over Hawaii while a rushed decision on annexation seems unlikely. Observers say opposition fears a Senate ratification victory may come from shifting tactics, with Speaker Reed’s stance potentially easing the path to approval.
SANDICEW S ANUS adds four new boy sopranos to the surpliced choir at St Andrew's Cathedral. The choir now numbers twenty eight Hawaiian young men and boys under choirmaster Wray Taylor. Ash Wednesday services are at 12 noon and 5 pm and on Friday at 7 30 pm. Rev Alexander Mackintosh presents a Sunday evening lecture tracing Christianity in ancient Britain and St Patrick's conversion of Ireland around the fourth century.
W G Irwin and family, after eight months touring the United States and Canada, stop at the Auditorium Annex in Chicago on the way home to Honolulu. He says annexation would be a good thing for both nations and adds that the sugar industry would not be harmed by it.
In the circuit court before Judge Stanley a verdict was returned for the defendants at 10 o clock Saturday night in the case of CO W Booth trustee versus G C Beckley and the Ung Wo Sang Co. Castle and Weaver defended for the plaintiff. Kinney Ballou represented the defendants. Meanwhile Theo H Davies Co filed an order discontinuing their notion in continuance against John Gaspar. The article notes ongoing mansion construction in Manon Valley and vessel sightings near Barber's Point while describing materials and landscaping.
Clerk of the Judiciary critiques Editor Atkinson and Briday's Star on crime rates tied to population. He argues excluding ages 13 to 16 is unclear and questions race-based counting. The piece questions fairness in excluding Hawaiian Portuguese and other youths and notes traitors and curfew violators in the count.
A Washington dispatch notes the Hawaiian treaty faces danger as Cuban policy weakens party unity. Senator Meson voiced opposition to expanding territories two thousand miles from the Pacific Coast, signaling strain among treaty supporters and Administration concern over rushing ratification.
At a Saturday meeting of the Waverley club committee routine work was completed. Bishop & Co. were chosen as bankers and all funds ordered deposited there. The hall will open Saturday evening with a musical and literary entertainment. Theo. H. Davies will deliver the opening address. A special meeting on March 6 will elect new members whose applications are filed by the 25th. The committee will meet again Wednesday evening.
A native named Mateh David Kula fell down a hatch aboard the Warri woo while loading coal and struck a coal pile, breaking two ribs. He was taken to hospital. doctors expect a full recovery in a few days. Hawaii imported 3547 barrels of flour from San Francisco valued at 16004 dollars.
Heavy rains fill reservoirs causing discoloration and unusable water. Jimely Topies promotes improved Natural Stone Filters shown in window with four sizes from six to nine quarts. Additional larger sizes available in three models to supply more drinking water.
A compact jar like device advertised to hang on a wall for disinfecting spaces such as closets. The offer invites customers to visit and have explanations provided about its use and benefits.
A storied locale at the corner of King and Fort Street promotes a grand inaugural display of harness hardware and driving accessories in Honolulu. The feature advertises a full line of mud riding gear and trimmings, highlighting the arrival of the steamer Australian with lower water in the harbor and shipments among its consignments.
A listing notes various harness components and hardware for orders, including driving whips, tree chains, collars, pine, and related items. The notice invites inspection of imported goods and invites readers to select hardware and trimmings for harnesses to be made, with anticipation of further shipments arriving from Australia.
A fragmented literary list features works by Lew Wallace Henry Drummond and D. R. Blackmore among others. Includes editorial notes on editors Annie Fielde F Dole and Riley Berry with brief mentions of authors such as Jos Whitcomb Riley and Ira Sankey. New stationery and office supplies also noted alongside catalog items.
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