29 Jan 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1898
Page
1
Noted city missionary Rev. P. Wilds in New York benefited from Ayet's Sargaparilla, described as contributing to his weathered health amid his late eminent work. The report highlights the tonic's use by a prominent religious figure in the metropolis.
Engineer Hunt urges Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraphy to speed alarm delivery in rapidly growing cities. He notes unreliable telephone lines, proposes auxiliary boxes and street posts linked to central stations to cut alarm time, enabling quicker fire response and safer in schools and buildings.
A fragment urges readers to question grocers about baking powder options, noting a preference for Schilling Lent and implying pressure to avoid alum powders while seeking a low price. The clipped text hints at market comparison and consumer advocacy in a sales context.
Races at Cyclomere draw strong attention as riders Martio and Silva are set for a notable watch race next Tuesday evening. A special program is arranged for tonight with Terrilli in form and poised for a strong showing. Denson and Giles are also in good condition.
A ratiograph analysis by Mr Beksrdt examines a fractured rag placed in plaster to reveal numerous points on the N-ray force. A safety pin used in bandages appears in the reproduction. The bone shows a clear fracture line, with cast and bandages shaded by density. Exposure lasted ten minutes.
Peter Highlaw leased his residence on Panehbow near King Street and plans a new house on the hill. The family will be in Waikiki for a time. Monday is set for disposing of surplus furniture.
Morgan warned in the Senate that failure to annex Hawaii would spark war within weeks. He argued Hawaii’s strategic position would enable control of East Asian trade, urging swift action to avoid bloodshed and asserting Republicans aimed to delay adjournment through treaty debates. He cited maps and argued reciprocity favored the United States.
A bustling circus night drew prominent social and business figures to a well decorated tent. The program showcased Lillis putinns Virets clowns and riders with Harry Dixon's riding praised. Tickets were reserved for ladies and escorts amid high expectations of a top quality show.
President Dole and party will depart Washington for Chicago and San Francisco aboard a special coach provided by the railroad. The trip includes a stop in Chicago with Lieutenant Commander Phelps and Minister Hateh guiding the official tour as a representative of the United States. President McKinley sends greetings. departure details reflect a lengthy official itinerary with emphasis on expected ratification prospects.
At a morning meeting the German Kenevologt Association reelected the old officers for the upcoming year. The treasurer reported expenses of 1760 during 1807 for the rules of worthy subjects.
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