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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1898
Page
4
June 10 1898 report notes a joint commission to settle all controversies between the United States and Canada over seals boundary and related matters. Manila dispatches May 26 claim Rear Admiral Dewey’s fleet suffers disease with smallpox and dysentery spreading among American sailors, though later reports contradict this.
General Agent Fred C Smith led a press trip aboard the Oahu Railway and Land Company director car Pearl from Honolulu to Waialua. Journalists enjoyed mountain and ocean views, dramatic Kaena Point scenery, and talks of future runs on the Waialua extension amid reports of coffee plantations and rugged reefs along the route.
A travel narrative recounts a Pacific coast route with towering cliffs, forests, caves, and dramatic ocean views from the train. It notes reg ular desert sands, bone bleached shores, a historic causeway, and a bridge unfinished at Mokuleia as locals greet visitors including Walter F. Dillingham and Gerrit P. Wilder.
A Honolulu social event hosted at the Hawaiian Hotel featured a feast supplied for a ceremony connected to the Oahu Railway and Land Company. Guests praised the railway’s progress, with addresses by Dr Bishop and others, and a plan to honor Mr BF Dillingham and supporters. The return trip covered 55 miles in two hours and a quarter, ending with refreshments at the home station.
Timely Topics notes the Aermotor Steel Windmill pumps more water than any other mill but only performs well when paired with a good pump. The dealer keeps stock to accompany their 16 ft geared mills.
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