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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1898
Page
8
Shipping notice from Diamond Head signals cloudy weather and fresh wind. Proceeding entries list ships and routes with dates in July including Mokolite and Kina Wil among others arriving or sailing from San Francisco and Kanal, detailing names, origins, and destinations in a terse maritime briefing.
Interviewed at sea, Japanese premier says a cable ordered him back to Japan with no stated reasons and hints annexation influenced the move. He cites poor health and does not expect to return, indicating relief at returning home.
Good Mri de Souza Canavarro, Portuguese Consul General, states he will not resign his post despite annexation. Diplomacy remains supplementary, and he retains state and consular office within the Portuguese colony, a position he has held for fifteen years.
A late 19th century miscellany recounts Australian coast bullion thefts from ships bound for England or San Francisco. Notable episodes include mysterious keys, bullion rooms, and clever concealment methods across Melbourne Sydney and London voyages, with recovered treasure and arrested conspirators detailing a long history of audacious robberies.
A compiled passenger list notes arrivals from San Francisco aboard the O and USS Coptic and from Kapaa via James Makes and Hamakna via tmr Noe un. Names include Mrs GJ Augur and child, James T Taylor, Mrs J T Saylor and child, Mra D Dayton and Miss Eva Dayton, Mrs Sydney Webb, and others. Also mentions Japanese minister Shimamura and the Tiffany firm representatives.
Julian Ralph describes a ruined ruin and a temple to Zoroaster found in Hake. He recounts a wall being touched to release vapor and fire as a religious ritual performed by Parsis in Linka forty years ago, with the ceremony mirrored today in the corner grocer.
Beattle Moor’s Ranier beer remains a household favorite as customers are urged to ask for Seattle by name. The Criterion Saloon advertises the beer on tap and in bottles, highlighting its growing popularity among local drinkers.
A couple shares a secret romance on a shadowy porch during a warm evening. They debate friendship and fate, recalling past formalities while confessing growing feelings and a near kiss as a distant horn signals separation for tomorrow.
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