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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1898
Page
8
Fragments tout scrofula as foul blood disease and promote Hood's Sarsaparilla as a miracle remedy. Testimonial claims cleansing the blood removes skin eruptions and impure blood with Hood's pills and tonic offered as support.
Honolulu dispatch lists ships and routes with multiple sailings from July 2 to July 6. Vessels bound for Vancouver Victoria Keele Makaweli Waimea Olowala Maui Lahaina Kukaian Laupahoshoe Hanalei and more depart or sail tomorrow. obits note birth and death in Honolulu. shipping notices include passenger and port calls with dates and captains.
A San Francisco Call dispatch from Washington reports no agreement among annexationists and opponents. Senator White says few, if any, additional talks will yield a consensus, and the Senate may adjourn without passing the Newlands resolution. The Evening Star backs annexationists while hot weather and waning progress demoralize session efforts.
The E P Sutton sails escorting coats to transports by lighters. The Ceylon to load lumber at the Sound. Six coal barges head to port with ore and coal. Aryan docks for 1272 tons of sugar at the railroad wharf. Mohican finishes sugar load then sails to San Francisco. Planter discharges guano and moves to rail for 1000 tons iron. City of Para sails for Manila at 3 pm. Noonn arrives with 4735 bags of sugar and 112 bags of coffee. The American ship Henry Villard brings coal for Castle & Cooke. Passengers arrive on the Noeau from Hawaii. Captain Murphy reports from Comox, BC.
Milet, a noted American painter and writer, arrives in Newport this morning en route to Manila as a correspondent. He gained fame at the Chicago World's Fair for his art and invention, and spoke of his war reporting for Harper's in the Russo Turkish conflict. He spends much time in London, with a home in New York City.
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