Evening Bulletin Item Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note from a small town paper. Mentions editorial offices and business manager with partial address lines and telephonist reference. Ambiguous event details. main facts unreadable.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note from a small town paper. Mentions editorial offices and business manager with partial address lines and telephonist reference. Ambiguous event details. main facts unreadable.
Friday June 24 1898 report discusses talk of Admiral Dewey heading to Cadiz replacing earlier Cadiz fleet news. It notes Oregon state election results show fusion ticket strength, Republican majority, and hints at possible Anglo American alliance without haste. The piece argues gradual cooperation over forced pledges and urges cautious policy to avoid entanglement.
A Baymsou report claims Spaniards mutilated American corpses on Cuban shores. The piece argues swift collective action is preferable to protracted conflict and condemns barbaric methods as contrary to civilized warfare.
Soldiers retreat to aid, prisoners treated harshly spark outrage in the public. The author argues such horrors inflame humanitarian sentiment and push America toward demanding justice, with Spain facing growing pressure to seek peace as cruelty alienates even its own supporters. The piece concludes that Spain risks eroding its own standing amid the war.
The 1st Regiment Nebraska Volunteers aboard the 88 Senator under Colonel Jack Bratt lists staff including Lt Col Geo Colton Adjt Maj Joe M Sttsenborg and Chaplain. Captains Holdeman Cary Hollingsworth Herpilheimer Irlingee Vickers Williams Eager Stockham Kien Taylor Witton command eight companies. A death, Sergeant Geo. Getiea Co C Beatrice Neb, occurred at sea. General Greene later names the 88 Senator flagship for the remainder of the voyage to Honolulu. The regiment praises officers and crew, notes sea sickness, and highlights generosity of Chief Steward Hume and Captain Taylor of Thurston Rifles. The 1st Nebraska Band is praised as a fine organization.
Miss Scott daughter of Principal M. M. Scott of the Honolulu High School returns crowned with scholastic honors after four years at the University of California. She earned a Ph B degree and is to be congratulated by her parents and by Honolulu, the city where her education began.
The article promotes finding appropriate wedding gifts with utility and design. A selection includes spoons forks soups oyster forks and tea and coffee spoons presented as ideal present options for the event.
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