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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1899
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin recounts remarks on Secretary Alger and Roosevelt, notes volcanic eruption seen as major and ongoing, and reports on the Venezuelan boundary commission in Havana and a German liner rejected for contract non fulfillment. Also mentions Madame Dreyfus arriving without protest and other scattered items.
The U. S. A. Transport Valencia has returned to harbor on its fourth voyage, sailing from San Francisco on the 28th with troops of the Fourth Cavalry and Twenty-fifth Infantry bound for Manila. Officers include Maj. Morton and Capt. Kerwin, with a hospital corps and a cavalry band led by J. Littloten. The ship, carrying doctors Higley and Hefflefinger, plans to depart early next week possibly Sunday.
General Miles advocates a substantial increase in troops for the Philippines. He declined to discuss details but said authority for enlisting volunteers was granted. Miles proposed ten regiments for the islands while General Miller, visiting Washington, estimates 65,000 troops are needed to secure and hold territory until peace is restored.
The Day's stock report lists trades from the Honolulu Exchange with figures for Methryde Metiryde and other listed items. The readable entries include values like 40, 90, and 49 for various stocks and entities such as Olaanao Nahiku and Hawaiian Heer.
The piece argues reputation depends on public opinion and praises the Sterling bicycle for ease, reliability, and high quality. It urges readers to buy from Public Cycle & Miz Co. on Port Street, noting Sterling bikes sold with strong dealer reputation and a $60 price with installments.
The steamship George W Clyde arrived at Wilmington with Captain Ingram and 21 crew members from the burning steamer Pawnee. The Pawnee burned in the hold at midnight Sunday off Currituck. Clyde rescued the crew, while the ship and cargo were lost.
Surgeon General Wyman said the Marine Hospital Service had no information on a Honolulu plague arrival report. Dr Carmichael, who investigated, is in quarantine, delaying communication. Wyman believed no plague foothold in Hawaii and precautions will prevent any risk. the captain of a training ship paid for a smashed window at H Waterhouse & Co. The incident involved a drunken sailor from the Presidente Sarmiento.
Jewelry first introduced here by King Bros who represent the manufacturer of this class of work. A view of their samples is invited. Color-work a specialty. Leave your orders at King Bros., 110 Hotel street.
There are men convinced by nothing yet others who see merit in ready made clothes. Alfred Benjamin Co. offers made to measure style at about half the price with features of the best. Investigate the merits before deciding, risk nothing and gain much.
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