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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1899
Page
4
A 1899 Pacific dispatch reports simmering Hawaiian politics and factional strife. Officials attack adversaries while figures like Lowne vow support for the Philippines campaign. A Manila-bound force and potential changes in appointments generate tension as press claims swirl around policy and personalities.
An unclear report notes a change involving Choate and an Irish British relationship during a late stage of the campaign. The piece hints at Republican appointed roles in the United States and mentions New York as a context.
A garbled note praises Robert W. Shingl for earning recognition in Honolulu amid economic and legislative details. Mentions Hawaii business interests, Shougle, and an Omaha Exposition funding debate.
Fragmented OCR notes reveal turmoil over U S policy in the Philippines. The piece questions McKinley administration readiness to use force, Otis’ actions, and evolving insurgent morale as American troops delay and tensions rise. The text hints at European influence and Aguinaldo’s leadership affecting outcomes.
A local Confederate veteran disputes editorials about Monsieur Gaspar de Coligny and the Alabama. He asserts Bartelli’s service and death aboard the Alabama, denying Pacific Ocean voyages and stressing Alabama’s true routes. Correspondence includes Honolulu figures, legal notices, and a note of gratitude for donated law books to Hawaii's government library.
Paseod Captain Willer of the Avelin e tracks severe weather on New Year’s Day while en route from the Sound to Honolulu with lumber cargo. He believes he passed the Australis ship U5. 5, heading to San Francisco, as Australia sustained superficial damage in the rough seas.
Washington January 11 Senate committee on Foreign Relations authorized favorable reports on Charlemagne Tower for ambassador to Russia and M C Harris for minister to Austro-Hungary.
Residents on the Peninsula report a spate of burglaries in thickly populated areas over the past two weeks. Houses of Judge Peterson and H A Parmelea were entered, with thefts and a missing pig recovered elsewhere. Local youths are suspected. police will be notified. Also cited are a guardian’s discharge request and ongoing tax appeal involving Oahu Railway & Land Co.
George M. Boote, late manager of Sprockelaville, has offered to manage a large Louisiana sugar estate. The proposal appears favorable and may be accepted, though he has not決 yet decided as the Australia sailed from San Francisco.
The firm explains why it offers lower prices by sticking to a cash business and avoiding added costs for credit customers. They refuse to burden cash buyers with losses from credit dealings, arguing such a policy ensures fair treatment of Mr. Cash and his family.
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