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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1898
Page
8
Shipping intelligence notes a signal at Didawiral Head on June 4 at 1pm with clear weather and fresh wind. The Standard Hine whistle sounded as vessels maneuvered near the Hawaiian Station area, with names such as Mike Os and Groenwleh appearing in the unreadable OCR followed by a list of ship movements and arrivals.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled roster of names and places. It mentions Stine City of Syney Pillsbury for Munitha and Str Clty of Pekhns for Minti, with references to Yokotana Stror Australia and Mas nila. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
An unclear text fragment mentions names Korn Tobinson and Muskiwell with uncertain details about a person nicknamed Tobiison. The garbled wording suggests identity confusion or misreported aliases in an unspecified event or record.
A reader writes about the proposed MAE trade school project and its potential impact on local families. The letter argues for careful funding and student access while noting opposition from some residents and urging a measured, transparent review.
Justion Fudd gave a welcome speech to General Anderson during a ceremonial hailing. General Anderson replied briefly. The signing committee included ACW Judd, Poul Neumann, Wu A Kinney, Grenll Brown and W N Armstrong. Afterward P C Jones presented to General Anderson members of the Sons of the Revolution and other guests attended the event.
Window poles and fittings from King Bros described in relation to a hotel treat. Details are sparse and appear to be an itemized notice of fixtures and hospitality event, with no clear date or location given.
Troop ships Peking City of Sydney Charleston and others sailed at dawn. Six more troop ships including China Zealandia Colon Brutus Ohio and Centennial expected within ten days, carrying about 6000 troops. Mauna Loa brought a full sugar load from Kona Naalehu plantations. Naalehu mill to close for a month. Additional sugar at Punaluu and Honuapo. From Kauai and San Francisco arrivals listed with multiple names aboard.
A reception hosted by Mr J F Colburn honored United States Army and Navy Commanders en route to Manila with about 150 attendees including Attorney General Smith and Consul General Haywood. General Anderson and Captain Glass responded to a Colburn proposal to address the Army and Navy. The event featured Hawaiian style feast on a specially erected dawn. Stanford University men in blue were also entertained by local Stanford alumni at Sans Souci with about sixty present.
The Palama Co operative Grocery Co opens its store with first shipment from the Mariposa coast. Fresh oysters smoked halibut plate corn beef butter and other articles promise low prices under cooperative plan. Telephone 755 delivery to city and suburbs.
Artist Mr. Hubert Vow hosted an elegant Thursday dinner in Helania studio for war correspondents. Guests included H. Lo Jones Associated Press Sol N Sheridan Oil and Herald Douglas White Examiner and Journal Me Hoernger Call and Herald Lieutenant Branners Savior of the U.S. Charleston Haywood United States Consul General and others. The guests admired the host's art, enjoyed lively conversation and toasts to mutual American and Hawaiian ties. Mrs Vow assisted with hospitality as Lieutenant Brothersweather proved a capital raconteur.
James H. Blackley of Stanton Va reports receiving a letter from commission merchant Q H Berrey dated May 17. He enclosed newspaper slips about a young man’s death by self harm in San Francisco, possibly Willnn Blackley formerly from Honolulu. The Virginia man asks Sun Evan vireo officials to investigate and relay full facts.
Fragmentary ad lists gasoline and lodging options with odd spellings and prices. Mentions telephone contact, a home cover Biel sed Numinu streets, daily weekly and monthly terms. Rates shown as 4 and 60 cents per night and $1 and $1.26 per week. Ends with grocery offer by J Hutchings at Port 402 and a vague telephone note.
At the May 27 board meeting Secretary Clark was authorized to arrange a permanent Hawaiian products exhibit. The plan, urged by Mr. Clark, envisions an enduring display similar to Southern California’s success, stressing practical object lessons and cost in promoting local agriculture for long term benefit.
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