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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1898
Page
4
W R Farrington and Daniel Logan are central to a local city editorial, with A Pethrson noted as heaviness manager for subscriptions. The fragment hints at staff roles and a shift in editorial leadership at DRC.
In a June 29, 1898 note, the Hawaii Herald and Advertiser are urged to set aside annexation debates. The piece honors the Hawaiian flag amid national sentiment, laments Hilo street health issues, mentions McCandless well borers, and notes Honolulu editors and the Rainy City.
The Hawaii Herald seeks the name of the man who bit Billy Patterson. A unnamed gentleman passed through Honolulu on recent transports and was seen near the harbor with pie and ming ers as ballast and pineapples to starboard. The brother biter is due next week with an annexation resolution in his pocket.
The piece argues that despite rumors of interference with American wins, Japan stays silent yet attentive. It refrains from aggression and plans to align as a proper ally of the United States, with diplomats in Washington quickly recognizing this shift.
The article argues that Japanese attitudes mirror a rights view and that Japan remains a trusted U.S. friend. It suggests future collaborations with Great Britain and the United States to divvy spoils, hints at Formosa and the Philippines, and notes Japan’s need to balance with Russia and other powers through counter coalitions.
The Ollaa coffee planters promote a two story clubhouse at 18 miles with cafe for planters and visitors. Proposed cost is $500, but critics doubt feasibility and argue for a roomy, well furnished building or delaying the project. Subscriptions are being requested from planters with shares perhaps $10 or $20 each.
In Hilo families press Mrs B Terry to open a private school at fall term start. Mrs Terry, a capable educator with eastern college credentials, would lead the venture but faces difficulty securing a suitable building for the project.
Former residents form a group to host Seventh Regiment members in the next Manila expedition. Volunteers meet at the Chamber of Commerce on Merchant Street Thornlay June 30 at 7 80 p.m. to arrange entertainment for the visitors, by order of the committee.
Help wanted for a harness maker in Hilo as listed by the Inquirer of RE. E. Richards. Advertisement notes the Arlington Hotel as the location with 051-1f reference.
Mrs N H Zoave appears for appointment at Sacha Dry Goods Co located at 940 tf. The notice mentions her role at the store and directs customers to the location for service or inquiries.
Trade note urges managers of plantations and engineers to study a boiler compound. It cites a recent comparative test by Engineer Kopke of the Pioneer Mill in Lahaina Maui, noting asbestos content of 15 F.
In my absence from Honolulu R H Reid of Waialua holds full power of attorney to pay bills and conduct business in my name. Signed 95 L-11 R G Van Ness. The note mentions Scotch Compound and Anti Caloric offerings with temperatures listed as 108 F and 101 F.
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