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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1898

Page

8

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Clean Blood Relief

Testimonial style notice from Miso Paromm Bar Lay of Pasadena and Loum Truman of Oakland praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for impure blood rheumatism kidney trouble and headaches. Claims years of illness ended with satisfactory health improvements and ability to work.

Hood Pasadena California Loum Truman Lith Street Oakland

Presentation of a Flag and Annexation Debate

The event featured salutations to President McKinley and a flag gift from an unnamed donor, with officers and dignitaries including General Anderson and Colonel Smith in attendance. Congressman Tawney pushed Newlands Hawaii annexation, pledging to bring the bill to a vote. Senate opponents argued treaty route preferable, but proponents favored House action this week despite potential delays.

Colburn McKinley Sewall Dyer General Anderson Cotonel James Smith Santa Col. Smith United States Captain Smith Sydney Bartlett Peking de Percy Nother Charles ConirewMan Wade Thoron Republica Te Kiana Genesation Than Reed Senate House Friends of Annexation

Harbor Front Notes on Ships and Sugar Stocks

Sailings and arrivals along Kaui report the A. J. Fuller bound for New York. Sugar stocks on hand at Makaweli, Gay & Robinson, Kekata Vo Kaudaen, Waimen, and Koloa listed with quantities. The James Makeo delayed for Kapan. 47,980 fish landed at public market last week including Honouliali, Maonalaa, Koolau. Weather favorable on windward Oahu coast. The Mohia with Terence Kean sailed toward troopships. Mohia traveled to City of Sydney and back, with the City of Peking entering the channel. The Bonnie Dundee with President Dole and Edith Laird Abbie departed. receptions greeted arriving steamers as launches and yachts tied up.

A. J. Fuller New York Kaui Makaweli Gay & Robinson Kekata Vo Kaudaen Waimen Koloa Boys In Blue James Makeo Kapan Koolau Moknooo Waikiki Nin Mobia Terence Kean Louin McGrew G A K and Sons of Vetrane Burterin Star Mohia Sydney Australia Peking Lready Bonnie Dundee Dole Edith L Aird Abbie Laraen

Passengers Arrived From Nawiliwili to Hilo

Passengers listed include A S Wilcox J M Ly gate Mrs W H Rice and others aboard a voyage from Nawiliwili to Hilo. The record notes transit dates and crewmembers Helene Engan D McCrae W Law rencs M Freitas A Freitas plus a Sao canna vats entry dated May 28 for Ga O Perkins, 18 days from Kahului.

Kahului

Shipping Intelligence Update of Pacific Routes

Shipping notices list vessels with captains and distances from Hawaiian ports along with troop movements. Ships include City of Peking, City of Sydney, and Austratius with US troops bound for Manila and Matin. others near Nawiliwili and Molokai reference. Crew assignments mention Mokolli, Pederson, Parker, Bennett, and Macdonald among steersmen and destinations like Hilo Ka HukU and Molokalporta.

Btur Mikahala Thompson Nawiliwill Simr Noeau Pederson Lahalna Shmr Walaleaie Parker Simr Mokolli Bennett Molokai PMSS Peking Smith San Francisco Matin Austratii Houdlette San Francino Manila Sydney San Francie Siir James Mako Lullett Kapas Stor Walaleale Kahuku Ponaluw Stmr Noenu Kekaha Stir Mokolli Lanat Molokalporta Spa J Puller Nichola New York Helene Macdonald Hilo

Notable Navy and Union Officers Ties in Peking Scene

A rapid-fire roster from the Peking episode lists Dr Rush surgeon of Pek ing and J H Leopold as popular figures among the "boys." It mentions Captain B G Davisian of Oregon, Commander Phelps in naval charge of the Bydooy, and Lt G B Bradshaw set to command if a Spanish ship repairs. Oregon and California regiments, plus U.S. Navy officers, are quartered in Sydney with distant ties to Admiral Dewey and the Uncle Sam fleet.

Rush Peking J H. G. Leopold Admiral Dewey Tilden California Atlantic Rathers Aur Kenighy Tasmania G. B. Bradshaw U.S. N Tornist Geo Filmer B. B.stardevant Ie J. H. Lew Holco D. Stopherd Co. A Oregon Honolulu Ho May & Co Dows Lgau Bulletin Charleston Neil Crowouver Tauws Laod Batt Hye

Philippine Expedition Brig General Anderson Officers

A fragment lists Brig General Anderson and staff of the 1st Brigade with Major Sam R. Jones Chief Quartermaster Lieut Cloumnv Chief Commissary Lieut Clark Aid Lieut McCain Adjutant General Moasrs W L Coakley Geo A Courtwright Joseph Joplin Van Br Lady Civil Seal. Officers Cleman Clark and Mo Osin are from Portland Oregon Major Sam R. Jours Mr Jon Joplin and Mr Van R Lady are from Omaha Nebraska Geo A Courtwright from St Paul Minnesota.

Patlausetes Wod Buf Philippine Arta TM. Anderson Sam. Ro Jones Lieut Cloumnv Clark Aid McCain Moasrs W. L. Coakley Geo. A. Courtwright Joseph Joplin van BR. Lady Anderson Lients. Cleman Clark Mo Osin Porland Oregon Sam R. Jours Jon, Joplin van R. Lady Omaha Nebraska Geo. A. Courtwright Ia St. Paul Minnesota

Nicely furnished rooms at Popular House and hotel ads

Nicely furnished rooms at Popular House on Fort Street offered from $1.00 per week with orders solicited for special menus and dinner cards in water colors or oils. Kang Bros. advertise on Hotel Street. Elite Lurcer Shop on King Street near Alakoa invites customers for a shave or artistic hair cut.

Fort Street Kang Bros Hotel Street King Street Alakoa

Patronage Surges at Criterion Barber Shop Motto

The Criterion Barber Shop follows a motto once a patron always a patron. While many shops see a temporary rise and fall in customers, the Criterion Shop reports a steady increase in patronage over time.

Criterion Barber Shop Criterion Shop

Movements of Steamers for the Next Six Days

Steamers due and to all tomorrow a for the next six days are as follows.

Noted Expedition Arrangements for Philippine Volume

Details of General Anderson's expedition ship assignments and troop counts aboard the Australia and City of Sydney. Mentions sanitation, capacity changes, and readiness of vessels Zealandia and Monterey for Manila voyage with troops and equipment aboard. Includes dates, personnel, and ship statuses.

Peking unit roster and inquiries from the war front

Manuel da Sonsa and several soldiers from the 1st Rog and Cal. Volunteers are listed in the Peking area with requests to contact relatives and missing persons. Names include Geo. Vantz Lionel Jackson Lou Taylor Frank Poulsov and Guy Kelly, with connections to A.W. Clarks and Mrs Tom Burns.

Manuel da Sonsa Frank de Sous Peking Co. K Geo. Vantz Rog Charlock Customs Service Lionel Jackson Hoe Co. H Cal Lou Taylor Frank Poulsov Co. M Guy Kelly A.W. Clarks Co. B MuCheaney Gertrude Hackett Edward Garry Tom Burns Garry Co. E Sergeant Dockery Misa Killean

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Mariposa E. O. Hall & Son Corner Fort and King Streets G. Schuman Olah Stables M. E. Killean Hotel Streert McKinleys Prckinley Austin Tse Lalor Nuuanu King Tawneys A. J. Puller Mobla Makolu Nowat Mikabala Oahu Kahoka Motia Nawiliwili A S Wilcox J M Lygate W H Rice Ngers CE Engan D McCrae W Lawrencs M Freitas A Freitas Shipping Intelligence Diamond Head Tome of Omerrs Mie Steamena Mauna Loa Jane Claudine Kabulul Kinau Yokohama Dreamans Fon Barta Mokolli Molokail G Hall Zealandia T. M. Anderson Philippines K. Jones A. Cleman H. B. McVey Elmer W. Clarke Fourteenth Infantry Oregon Regiment O. TM Bfty Geary Gle Was Ll Sanitary Board Monterey Mare Island Mouit Hojsolulu Calnutita Ia Howard
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