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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1898
Page
3
A shopper request for affordable baking powder leads to a dispute as the grocer withholds the product claiming no cheap options exist and the buyer receives an inferior substitute. The incident centers on customer dissatisfaction and a perceived misrepresentation of stock quality.
Fragment reads about latent science in photography and posing, noting tensions around capturing images of people. It hints at the photographer’s craft shaping groups and presented figures without clear context or full sense.
Wilder's Steamship Co timetable shows departure from Honolulu at 10:40 a.m. with calls at Lahaina Manthow Bay Mokena Mabukona Kawaihae and Lahapaliochoe, arriving Honolulu later the same day. Return trip from Hilo departs at 1:00 p.m. making Laapuhoshoo Maha kona Kawaihae Makona Lahaina and Makona again before arriving in Honolulu the following days. Freight cut off is 9 A.M. on day of sailing.
The Claudine Cameron steamship will depart Honolulu at 6 pm touching Kahului Hana Hamoian Kipahalu Maul and return to Honolulu Sunday mornings. Second monthly call at Naa Kanpo. Freight rules limit liability to 100 dollars, require receipts, and rail against unissued tickets. Passengers must buy tickets. extra charges apply for those without tickets.
A London telegraph from New York reports European focus on Germany after Santiago’s fall. German intentions toward one Philippine island and German efforts to court Russia are debated, with White’s assurances cited. Berlin notes German ships’ presence around Manila as protecting interests, not hostility, amid calls for neutrality and a tariff war warning.
The Schloische Zeitung notes President McKinley’s stance on retaining U S sovereignty in Samoa as newspapers debate the future of the Tos and Caroline Islands. Hood's Sarsaparilla promises renewed energy by purifying the blood, while Hood's Pills claim to ease indigestion and biliousness.
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