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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1899
Page
4
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The notice reflects on entering the 20th century with hope and courage after 1899. It honors a conservative leader who guided the nation through difficult problems and praises loyalty, national pride, and confidence in the American people to master coming challenges.
Amid squabbles over ballots and bribery charges, editors defend the San Francisco edition. Commisary General Eugen's court martial may lead to General Miles being summoned, while public sentiment questions the army’s rations and integrity.
A Manila account relayed by a contemporary observer cites claims of a clash in the Philippines. The Freedom editor notes a report suggestive of insurgent surround and danger, with a soldier recently returned from camp seeking clarification on conditions. The piece hints at deliberate exaggeration to paint the Philippines as worse.
Despatches from Samoa describe disquieting developments with potential treaty violations by the German consul. The report raises doubts that British and American consuls would recognize Mataafa and fears misinterpretation or a three-power split over native rights.
One of the last public utterances of the late Congressman Dinglay was a letter to the Boston Herald for its new year's edition. The missive briefly reviews the past and speaks of the future as the century closes. It notes promises of progress and renewal as the nation stands at the threshold of a new era after a victorious war.
The article reports a dispute over Samoa under the treaty, alleging possible treaty violations by the President of the Council and noting joint provisional recognition of Matania. It describes consular coordination, U.S. rights, and that the Chief Justice, an American, holds authority to settle the king selection dispute with a binding potential decision.
After a fatal accident among Kamehameha School for Girls students, Senator Henry Waterhouse offered Waterhouse cottages on the peninsula for a three week vacation. Thirty five girls found relief from gloom enjoying the gardens and beaches, hopeful for renewed spirits after the break.
The British American steamship Garonne will sail from Seattle Monday at 2 p.m. carrying bananas pineapples vegetables and about 25 first class passengers plus crew from the Columbia. First trip fruit sales gave optimism and several prospective travelers are named though not all lists are confirmed. Henry Waterhouse & Co. reports no open bookings yet while some passengers helped fund crew passages on the first voyage.
The Bun-LETIN notes Allen and Robinson secured the lumber supply for a wharf extension after a bidding clash with the San Francisco Bridge Co. The local firm edged out outside bidders for all wood material, according to Minister King’s decision.
Johonm Tontuht announces the Orpheum opens tonight with one of the Coast’s best theatrical companies presenting How Hopper Was Sidetracked.
A local report notes Senator Waterhouse's self registering thermometer at the Peninsula shows 58 degrees yesterday and 59 degrees this morning, reflecting a mild temperature trend.
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