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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1898
Page
4
Wilder's Steamship Co Sails From Honolulu to Lahaina and Maui
Wilder's Steamship Co led by L Wight and Rose with King on Opt J A KING depart Honolulu at 10 44 touching Lahaina Maulaca Bay Mikens Mahinkona Kavaihuo Lane the same day Returning depart Hilo at ? o'clock touching Lanpahoohoe Mahi kona Kawaihae Makena Maalaon Hay and Lubaine the following day, arrive Honolulu Monday and Friday afternoons. date unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoluia
Lahaina
Maulaca Bay
Mikens
Mahinkona
Kavaihuo
Lane
Ari
Ilo
Hilo
A. Tonching
Lanpahoohoe
Mahikona
Kawaihae
Makena
Maalaon
Lubaine
Honolulu
DA. M
Germans Intervene as Raleigh and Concord Seize Isla de Grande
Manila dispatch reports General Aguinaldo sending an armed steamer to Isla de Grande in Subig Bay to seize the island. The German cruiser Irene intervened, prompting Rear Admiral Dewey to order the Raleigh and Concord to take the island and transfer it to the insurgents. Shots were fired, a six inch shell hit the commandant’s house, and a white flag rose. Spaniards, soldiers, women, and ammunition were handed over to Aguinaldo, then driven to the mainland by rebels. American ships appeared, the German ship Lereve slipped its cable toward Mariveles, while five German warships circled the bay, keeping two colliers at Mariveles Bay. Reports say Spaniards have been emboldened by German actions. Aguinaldo notes German and Spanish overtures. The German fleet has taken prisoners from Subig and Spaniards from Olongapo to Manila. Admiral Dewey is preparing his ships for the Spanish reserve squadron. General Anderson arms his forces in expectation of storming Manila. The Spanish steamer Filigua, a 1500-ton merchant craft, was captured by the rebels. Aguinaldo claims capture of all remaining Spanish troops outside Manila, about 3000. Anderson told Aguinaldo the United States has no authority to claim sovereignty but has been independent for 122 years without new colonies. Aguinaldo questioned U.S. intentions, noting the U.S. constitution lacks a clause for colonial possessions. He doubts permanent occupation. A Gilmer County, West Virginia note praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for flux and bowel issues, with local sales by Benson Smith Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hongkong
Aguinaldo
Isla de Grande
Sabig Bay
Irene
Dewey
Raleigh
Concord
Jill
Lreve
Marivels
Ger
Marivels Bay
Subig
Olongapop
Admiral Dewey
Anderson
United States
Philippines
Aguinsldo
Death and Socrates Echo Through Browning Remembrance
A fragmented, late 19th century prose fragment reflects on Socrates, Browning, and mortality, echoing themes of truth, courage, and endurance. It recalls Socrates drinking poison and Browning’s memorial lines, interwoven with notices of aging, poetry, and aging readers seeking vitality. Hood's Sarsaparilla is pitched as a cure for tiredness.
Star Line Freight and Passenger Notice of Honolulu Voyages
Star Claudine Cameron Commander schooner line announces Tuesday departures from Honolulu at 5 with calls at Kabulul Hana Hamoa Kipabuln Mui and returns on Sunday mornings. Second monthly Naw Kaupo call. Freight cutoffs 4 PM on a day sail. Company reserves right to board 18 crewmates without notice and not liable for resulting consequences. Freight must be at Landings to receive. company not liable after landing. Live stock at owner risk. money valuables not covered unless in care of pursers. Personal packages marked Dazengo or freight valued up to 100 are liable for loss beyond that unless under special contract. Employees forbidden to carry revenue freight without shipping receipt. Shippers must get receipts. passengers must buy tickets before embarkation. Those failing to do so face penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Kabulul
Hana
Hamoa Kipabuln
Mui
Naw
Kaupo
Aniling
Impany
Thix
Corp
Pasanusore
Fresh Produce and Goods Listing Crackers Dairy
A sale note lists items including moan cherries rhubarb asparagus navels oranges celery cauliflower fresh salmon crabs frozen oysters apples grapes figs lemons burbank potatoes pure olive oil dry fruit new crop of nuts raisins and more in assorted offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atc
The O14 Commercial Opposed by City’s Oldest Saloon
The O14 Commercial is a historic city saloon under P. L. Ryas, famed as a liquid refreshment dispenser. Fully renovated it claims to be the coolest and most comfortable spot in town, serving John Wieland beer on draft along with top wines and liquors at the Beretania Nagana corner. Telephone 523.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piacet
P. £. Ryas
John Wieland
Beretania
Nagana
Anchor Saloon Offers Refined Drinks at Popular House
There are other pebbles but the Anchor Saloon stands out for skillful mixing. Carlyle and Andrews promise refreshing liquors including Seattle beer on draught and top whisky brands such as John Dewar's Scotch and O. F.8. A fall line of wines and liquors aims to satisfy varied tastes. Nicely furnished rooms at the Popular House, 164 Fort Street, from $1.00 per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor
Carlyle and Andrews
Seattle
John Dewar
Fort Street
Elite Barber Shop on King Street Near Alakea
A brief note invites people for a clean shave or artistic haircut at the Elite Barber Shop located on King Street near Alakea, welcoming new and returning customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Street
Alakea
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Chemex
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Ivory
Porcelain
Sweetheart
Mny
J. J. Williams
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Hau
Theo. Hofmann
Rata
Vasd
Wing Wo Tai & Co
Sam
Jas
Nott, Jr
Robert Grieve
Merchant Street
Honolulu, H. S
Wilder's Steamship Co
L. Wight
Pres
Rose
J. A. King
Star
Kinau
Clarke
Commander
Gaavenonouene
Annivas Nowouone
Raleigh and Concord
An Islane
Tnsurgents
B. Bush
Gilmer County
W. Va
Chamberlain
Benson, Smith Co
Eprron
Christ
Socrates
Sim
Browning
Westminster Abbey
Cid
Hood
Claudine
Cameron
Remington Typewriter
Brussels
Hirumsr Possum AwAnp
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Oceanic Steamship
San Francisco
Shaandia
Zualandia
Alameda
San Brancisens
New York
Wa. G. Irwin & Co., Limited
General Agents
Ovennic 8, 8, Co
Veronica
Westend
Benson, Smith & Co
Corner Fort and Hotel Streets
Ting OF
Japan
Ceylon
Schilling
Fidelity Brand
Eta
Chas. Hustace
The
Arlington
McIntyre & Bro
Europe
California
Fuare Onveme Boum
Sammudenow Gosmaruee
Tay
Corsa Fort
King Streeta
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