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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1898
Page
1
Fragmentary plea warns readers about poisoning themselves through diet and nerves. The text mentions digestion, blood, pale depression, and urges saving one’s spirit before ruin, reflecting a health advice voice with garbled OCR errors.
The First Regiment California Volunteers returns from Peking with a jubilant welcome in San Francisco. Citizens greet the troops with smiles and photos as officers lead them to the Executive building for a reception. Many sailors and families celebrate, while the men adjust to civilian life and reflect on pay and service. A public feast is planned on the Executive grounds for the “Boys in Blue.”
A quiet dawn ceremony aboard the U S cruiser Charleston in Honolulu honors Queen Dowager Kapiolani and the memory of King Kalakaua. Prince David Kawananakoa presents a koa calabash containing a large U S flag bearing Kapiolani’s portrait. The Charleston’s crew, including officers and visiting dignitaries, stands with reverence as Hawaii and American ties are celebrated with songs, cheers, and a formal reception.
Bicycle repair components including seat posts with roller bearings Torpord Gones ball cups and sprockets 17 to 25 chains gear canons cranks and special pieces available in stock or made to order.
A fragmentary notice references The Honolulu Cyclery at 231 King Street with garbled text about attention and bikes. The readable portion confirms the business name and location, but the remainder is unclear, yielding an incomplete reader briefing.
The Senate and House entertained visiting soldiers with prayers and a holiday for schoolchildren. Postmaster aides and a free mail room assisted soldiers, while a government band played and crowds gathered. Honolulu hosted soldiers from the First California Volunteers with cheers and social visits, including an ice water refreshment plan and informal levees with President Dole.
This afternoon events include an Open Air Concert at Makoe Island starting after 2 PM near Fort and King. Baseball at the grounds with a 2:30 PM start, music by St Louis College Band. Sea bathing at boat houses all day. Sports at Oahu College grounds with music. Open Air Concert by Hawaiians at Kamehameha School Grounds. The Bishop Museum open all afternoon. Carafree for troops. Tax on soda fountains and fruit stands to support the boys in blue.
President McKinley issues a proclamation calling 75,000 additional volunteers for the Spanish American War, raising total calls to 200,000. Enlistments will be open, not from the National Guard, with details to be issued by the War Department. The move follows cabinet discussion and aims to press the campaign actively.
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