15 Jul 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1898
Page
1
The Hawaiian Mercantile Agency reports stronger trade volume over the past two months, with cash collections improving and island produce yielding high prices. The circular notes stock prices rising across the board and predicts figures never before seen locally, while slight money-rate changes accompany the upturn.
A nephew of President McKinley will enlist as a private rather than seek an appointment through connections. The Tacoma Ledger notes this shows the McKinleys differ from some sons who seek rapid advancement, highlighting modesty in public life.
An old catalog style notice announces stock of bicycle repair parts including roller bearings cone cups rods and gears. It lists various items and terms like special planes forgings and stocker side to order from a long time supplier with pricing noted as 17 to 25 in unspecified units. The fragmentary text suggests availability and ordering options for maintenance components.
The Honolulu Cyclery at 231 King Street promises prompt repair attention. Advertising mentions Mai luy's Best Bicycle Oil and claims good work, urging regular maintenance to prevent bike issues.
The annual Sunday School picnic of the Portuguese Protestant church at Remond Grove drew 300 or more attendees including children, parents, and teachers. A special train carried the party, with games in the pavilion and baseball and croquet outdoors. Rev. A V Soares praised the well behaved group, while officers of the Pacific Rebekah Lodge were installed in Harmony Hall and a Education Commissioners meeting discussed teacher assignments and resignations, including Miss Mabel Wood and Mrs Harriet M Davis.
Dr George F Shrady, a renowned surgeon, says modern battlefield care improves soldiers' survival by about seventy five percent compared with the rebellion era. He cites advances in surgery and antiseptic methods reducing aftercare risks and enhancing recovery from bullet wounds.
Captain Reid of the Otterspool suspected crew members of stealing cargo including soap and sending goods. Harry Evans detained two sailors, who confessed to theft at sea and in port. They sold loot to Lee Kee on Nuaanu street, while Lee Kee faces a police court charge for receiving stolen goods. The sailors' court dates were set for tomorrow.
The Tacoma Ledger laments a grim choice facing Camara and allies with harsh outcomes no matter the path. Dewey and Watson are set for distant routes if goals and coal supply align, while Ware and servers face danger between peril and duty in a Spain-oriented context.
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