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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1898
Page
4
Easter era notices read like an odd OCR fragment. It mentions a city ball association, a business manager, and references to payments and arrangements in unclear locations. Names and dates are unreadable, leaving a partial glimpse of a municipal or athletic event.
A June 23 1898 account notes proposed opium law changes promoting district physicians to opium clerks Yo Giode and criticizes missionary influence in the United States. It recalls a Spanish governor claiming the body politic is made of tagtag and bobtail of creation and ponders outcomes of Spaniards clashing with American troops.
The Senate fights the Appropriation Bill and indicates a conference committee will require hard bargaining. Whether annexation proceeds or not, the Legislature may need extra time with extended night work to finish the bill.
The passage defends manhood suffrage as the American rule and urges that any competent man worthy of being American should be entitled to vote. It highlights the national push toward government by the people and rejects attempts to undermine universal suffrage.
The Independent notes Speaker Reed’s firm stance against the opposing side over the annexation issue. It discusses whether the Newlands resolution functions as a treaty and how Hawaii’s neutral position might be affected, noting Senate treaty power and possible paths to acceptance.
New arrivals are greeted with hearty Hawaii hospitality as American troops pass through. Locals express sympathy for the advance of American influence while maintaining loyalty to home and readiness to support soldiers, sick, and wounded in this transitional period.
The Supreme Court in a unanimous opinion prepared by Chief Justice Judd orders a new trial of Dr. J. H. Raymond's suit against Pain Plantation Co for 250 dollars over a capital operation on a Japanese contract laborer. The court finds circuit instructions erroneous and notes the hospital charge contract implications.
Welkmown Represent s Weekly In Town John F Kass reports for Harpers Weekly aboard the China. He notes his prior Grecian war coverage and describes volunteer troops forming under stricter discipline in Southern France. The crew lines up, men adapt to duty, and a Hawaii connection to Harpers Weekly is mentioned for an illustrated future.
Mr Hawker a High School Firet class teacher sails for Manila soon with a neat farewell gesture from students. A classmate note says the morning presentation included a handsome needle case as a token of esteem. A local ad invites patrons to Elite Barber Shop on King street near Alakea for a clean shave or stylish haircut.
Timely Toples presents wedding gift ideas focusing on plated ware. Highlights include 4 fins and forks for ladies, oyster forks, coffee and tea spoons, and Grumb trays and brushes with chocolate and egg spoons notions.
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