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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1899
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin reports on Admiral Dewey's expected four silver stars, favoring a larger star as a symbol of rank. It notes the death of Robert Grieve and reflects on changes as Manila war events resume schooling and shipping ports. The piece compares Dewey’s era to colonial times and hopes for peace amid Philippine tensions.
Correspondent Williamson of the Call and Herald reports on Samoa's unsettled state and a major rift among commissioners. He predicts Chambers may be sent home in disgrace, Kanty’s fate unclear, and notes tensions between German and American commissioners against the British representative. He suggests dual motives behind anti imperialist biases and questions the Deliberations yet to be released.
Willie Roth returns from Oakland and prepares for a tennis match against Cha Elston. Elston is this year’s singles champion. Roth won last year at Loar. A potential Harmony-Dodge No 41.0.0 F. event is planned for this evening at Harmony Hall.
The principal attraction yesterday centered on the Argentine ship Presidente Sarmiento for the station’s fortieth anniversary of independence. Crowds enjoyed day events aboard the ship, and the evening illumination created a fairy-like scene. A formal banquet in the wardroom hosted officials including H M Sewall, Mott Smith, Cooper, Tayo, Pond, J F Merry, and others, along with accompanying spouses.
The morning paper misstates figures in the Makaweli sugar deal. The Bulletin says only Alexander and Baldwin holdings formed a syndicate at a price below the original 225 option. No sale occurred. stock merely shifted to the syndicate at cost. Wade remains.
July 8 report from Saratoga New York states Bishop John P. Newman of the Methodist Episcopal Church is in grave condition with doctors unable to provide encouragement. At 73 he is believed to be succumbing to paralysis and a related illness as of early morning. Additionally, stock notes and local items mention King Bros selling pantographs at 110 Hotel Street and Officer Kaili being reassigned to the Attorney General's office.
A varied local page features a child’s heaven conversation, a sales note from the P C M Co advertising 22 caliber rifles and ammunition, and bicycle repair promises on Port street. The pieces emphasize honest, timely service and value, with mentions of cost-saving options and insurance against delays.
A historical notice extols Alfred Benjamin Co. ready made garments as superior to many made to measure options. It argues some people resist truth but concedes others are persuadable about mug clothing. The ad pitches the brand’s lapel garments as affordable and feature rich.
An advertisement notes agents for Dr Delmel's Linen Me Underwear invite readers to request a product catalogue. The short notice highlights distribution channels and the brand name, signaling a direct marketing approach in a period newspaper style.
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