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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1898
Page
4
In a toasty note dated July 28, 1808, local chatter mentions the Beonington boys facing a test of duty amid phantom privateers. The piece mocks former government critics who dodge direct talk on the governorship while urging readiness to celebrate the eventual winner.
The report notes no quarrel between the United States and Germany over Subig bay while German forces protect their interests. General Loral refuses to surrender arms, fearing court martial and death. General Miles conveys hopelessness, and General Tors asserts obedience to government and willingness to die at posts, highlighting harsh government backing against a liberal foe.
The article notes Spain cannot sustain the fight much longer as Santiago falls. It predicts American advance, withdrawal of Shafter’s troops from Cuba, and the next focus on Puerto Rico. It suggests yellow fever immunes guard captured territory while new troops arrive for further operations.
The article argues American resolve strengthens soldiers and wealth behind the campaign. It predicts Spain faces defeat unless providence intervenes and notes the fleet under Watson near Spanish shores may force a change. It downplays European interference and asserts U.S. peacemaking requires direct Spanish initiative.
City churches and service schedule listed. Central Union Church at Beretania and Richards with minister Douglas P Birnie at 9:55 am Sunday school 11:00 am public worship 6:30 pm and prayer meetings. St Andrews Cathedral services and procession details. Methodist Episcopal at Miller Street with times. Christian Church King and Alakea with sermons. Seventh Day Adventist altar services today and every Saturday at Arion Hall 2:30 pm.
At the Opera House and related churches in Honolulu a full day of religious services is listed with Holy Communion at 7 am and 11:05 am, morning prayer, sermons, Sunday school, and Young Men's Christian Association activities. Edgar Wood and Col FW Parker address gatherings. Roman Catholic masses occur at 6 and 7 am, 9 am, 10:30 am, and 7 pm with English and native sermons and benedictions. Senator Northrop returns to Hawaii on Maui.
The 125 original promoters of the Rapid Transit Co. are notified that stock lists are open and in the hands of C. S. Desky and T. F. Lansing. Those wanting to increase subscriptions may notify either gentleman up to Wednesday the 27th instant. After that date books open for general subscription. Honolulu, July 23, 1898.
Siim Yet Sing and Lum Law Shee sold all their interest to Tam Wal Kin of Hilo Maui and the sald firm will not be responsible for any debts hereafter contracted by ther or either of them. Monolula July 25 180s.
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