22 Jan 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1898
Page
1
Testimony from R Dennis of Adelaide South Australia describes severe indigestion loss of strength and appetite and constipation. He credits Ayers Sarsaparilla with a full system renewal after trying other treatments and finally finding relief from up to a few bottles.
A memorial verse bids farewell to Mark Kennedy, praising his frank earnest nature and jovial spirit. The speaker laments his passing at sea with deep grief, recalling shared friendship and a hopeful belief their memories will endure. A separate notice mentions a church or club meeting in the YMCA with a brief cryptic agenda.
Honolulu reports President Doles Washington visit will carry extraordinary powers to accept treaty changes. Turpie amendment may pass affecting Hawaii statehood terms, with Honolulu seeking to avert delays. Hawaiian leaders claim bonds can be refinanced and annexation could boost beet sugar interests while limiting tariff impacts.
Foreign items report on US annexation debates, European affairs, and global tensions. Highlights include Bismarck's health, Duguay-Trouin moves to China, and U.S. carve for Nicaragua canal feasibility. Rodney Perkins and McKinley policy notes. Ship Lambert's Point fire, and Klondike ore finds cited.
Contingent proposals outline Thomas J. James plans to erect a brick or stone four story hotel fronting Hotel street and expanding to Alakea street behind the Masonic Temple. Dr. McGraw owns adjacent property. if Jatos Cuil acquires McGrew lots a hotel could cover the entire premises. Crowd enjoys a weather‑delayed spectacle with plans for tonight.
A Washington telegraph reports Senator Gorman backing the annexation treaty and notes strong belief the measure will pass. Advocates highlight Lodge sugar imports inquiry as boosting Senate support, while opponents offer mixed signals on final votes and timing.
E. C. McCandless aged 67 dies at Queen's Hospital at 3 yesterday afternoon after a long debility. Funeral held at 11 a.m. the same day. Deceased lived about 80 years in the Inland area. He was a faithful Salvation Army worker. Wm. McCandless, a brother of the deceased, survives.
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