Volunteers Arrive in Yokohama From Manila July 14
The day’s stock report notes volunteers to the senator from Manila arriving in Yokohama on Friday morning July 14 carrying over 600 volunteers aboard the American transport Sena tor.
29 Jul 1899
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1899
Page
1
The day’s stock report notes volunteers to the senator from Manila arriving in Yokohama on Friday morning July 14 carrying over 600 volunteers aboard the American transport Sena tor.
Robert Scott of the Tivoli Opera Company reports a misunderstanding about subscription lists for the season. The plan aims to gauge Honolulu’s willingness to pay advance subscriptions, with no money required now, as contracts are signed and returns awaited to set a opening date. Police Court sessions dealt with cases including Akapa seawall battery, Max Aleaonds liquor license violation, and various larceny and parental obedience offenses.
The president of the Kameha meha Alamoi Association says work on the Alamoi Duly House on Fort Street will begin in a few days. Lambor has been ordered and the job set out to a contractor.
The Japan Times notes high gratitude in Japan for American ministerial notifications under the new treaty. It praises U S restraint and friendship as pivotal to harmonious relations, recalling America’s early treaty revision support and urging proper conduct by American citizens in Japan. A Philippine War field report from June 26 describes heat, combat at Zapote, and heavy losses, with troops marching toward discharge as casualties mount.
Trustees report Bishop Estate in flourishing condition with total receipts 346861.80 and expenditures 341205.96 leaving 84604.88 on hand. Court ruling allows sale of lands by trustees without equity court approval. Death of Auhea and Princess Kaiulani affects life estates. land reverts to trustees. New land department hire Mr F Dodge to manage expanding holdings and long term leases tied to gross product. Kamehameha Schools to add nursing and a new water system, girls' school annex under construction. Personal property listed with land value 4654.85 and receivables 199645.20. notes and bonds totaling 1,648,200.00 secure the estate. Overall revenue up from prior reports. estate nourishing.
Deputy Sheriff Cox reports Waialaa hotel ready for public opening Monday. Mr and Mrs Inukea oversee preparations with servants employed to ensure a successful launch and excellent condition of the new hotel.
In Shanghai on July 14 the Volke raad approved the preliminary bill for a new franchise law. The Cape Town branch of the Africander Bond backed the proposal and also supported a plan for arbitration by judicial experts over differences concerning the Convention One coupon and 25 cents, On To Manila.
A joint meeting of emigration firms in Tokyo urged strict controls on labor migration to Hawaii. Proposals include higher commissions, banning contract labor abuses, and a new certificate by the Japanese Consul to certify contract legality rather than employer signatures.
This evening's program will be enhanced by the addition of the contralto Mise Ethel Dison. The two farces Rival Lovers and Drifted Apart are noted, with Sen ator McFee as a featured figure. Book seats early and secure a comfortable position.
M M Johnson promoted to sergeant in Company B N G HL replacing Fred B Angus. This stands as the only promotion in a long period and military circles report quiet. Telegram from Peking reports China’s government vows to study coalition unrest and contacts with Japan.
Avcount Appeaved, Goilfrey Brown and T. RB. Walker filed their fitte... ovpunl arosmyt which has been approved by Judge Perry. A binky view of the region about Manila is given in On To Manila.
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