03 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1898
Page
1
A garbled wartime era summary reports crises in West Africa alongside European tensions and political maneuvers. Mentions fuel shortages, uprisings, and diplomatic discussions, with scattered references to U.S. and British actions, naval movements, and international reactions. The fragmentary text cites individuals and places but lacks coherent events or dates.
Honolulu legislative session debates and committee reports cover Law, Public Lands, and Judiciary. Bills on street extensions, Oahu Railway, and prison policy are advanced while petitions seek funding for jail houses, roads, and infrastructure projects amid discussions of arbitration in the Japan controversy.
A garbled review from a grocer praises Nedding's Waking powder claiming it outperforms competitors. The note, though hard to parse, suggests favorable pricing and consumer satisfaction with the product.
The ad promotes Hood's Pills as a safe easy to operate digestive remedy. It claims strength for the body, purity of wood and digestive power, presenting Hood's Pills as a favorite family cathartic choice.
A bus from American Stable driven by James Carty collided with a fae horne named Mad Chom Catt at Ovonic wharf today. The incident caused damage to the linmene and the vehicle and animal sustained injuries.
A fragmented report mentions Amy Airhes om Veet returning at night from a venue identified with an institute. It notes health concerns, a doctors visit, and a move to Honolulu for a denat tor waran tine. The text shows garbled names and unclear roles.
Mr Havten Hoeoption and J W Chapian will lead 260 workers to decorate Independence Park pavilion for a reception by Mr Davies for foundry employees, scheduled for Tuesday evening. Floral pieces and luncheon arrangements are to be completed and delivered to Mrs Ay Le King at Wo won's House. telephone and tone lines are noted.
Benjawie Harrow and Senator Devis urge calm as McKinley faces a grave crisis. At a Chicago banquet the Asia League Club members cheer former President Harrison who backs McKinley’s policy. Charles Emory Smith warns against partisan frenzy and calls for restraint as the nation weighs its next move. Continued on Second Page.
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