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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1899
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from an Evening Bulletin page shows a masthead with Bulletin Publishing Company and city references. It includes stray phrases about rates and subscriptions, scattered names, and partial contact lines, offering little coherent news content beyond publication boilerplate and ad-like fragments.
On Saturday March 4 1800 the Fifty fth Congress begins with little notable history for Hawaii. Agdoaldo's emissaries report an American blizzard in several cease in Washington and have departed for Europe where the climate is calmer.
Fragmentary report notes crowd anger in Cuba and calls on Filipino insurgents to imitate restraint, criticizing use of jeaden, boguets, and firebrands as weapons.
A query notes that an informant told the Aivertivur that immigration spector crown required under guidance from Special Agent Sewall. The Advertiar refuses to publish the source of stain formation citing caution.
The Nicaragua revolution leader sent an officer to seize funds in a custom house. The officer captured the money and felt for part of it. In Montana politics a large sum allegedly offered as bribes sits with a committee. A legislator proposes using the funds to endow a school teaching youth purity in American politics.
The piece notes Sir Charles Tapper as opposition leader whose caustic remarks mirror Democratic comments if the U S had yielded to Canada on the Alaskan boundary. It argues Britain does not expect U S surrender on every issue despite wartime neutrality, stressing that joint talks may end with disagreement yet remain friendly.
The New York Herald canvasses leading U S daily papers on expansion policy. Rough estimates forecast party stances with about seventy five percent of Democratic papers opposing the policy that includes retention.
Republican papers largely back expansion and imperial policy while opposing annexations, signaling sharp parity lines in future policy. Democratic organs are split on finance with Bryan’s free silver fading, and East Coast Dems push expansion as a central theme to contrast the GOP.
A Honolulu and Kabulai resident Robert Gardiner reports Manila's grim conditions for laborers. Spaniards and locals in key trades depress wages, lodging costs are high, meals costly, and amenities scarce. Americans warn of nearby rebel threats, while saloon activity and military presence shape daily life.
Dr. Futterer from Karlsrhe, Germany, staying at the Hawaiian hotel, notes rising steam from the crater and vents in the volcanoes near Honolulu. He says Hawaiian volcanology differs from other regions, cites Vesaving and Eton, studied Dana Datton and Green, and plans only a brief islands survey during this trip.
The Hamunakua packet Iwalani arrived in port this forenoon at Parser City reporting fine weather at Hamakun with smooth seas. Sugar figures show HA Co Kan 800 and Diamond H 750, Kilohana 2150 PM bags aboard. finish loading today and expected arrival at Honolola on Sunday.
A listing from 316 Fort Street announces over 1 000 new Nevis titles by famed authors including Grant Allen Hall Caine Captain Charles King A Dumas and Robert Louis Stevenson. The ad promotes paper bindings 25 cents each and notes lightweight stationery for foreign correspondence Hawaiian silk flags Ukuletes and taro patch guitars available alongside fashionable goods and courteous service.
The Nowau James Makee Kauai and Waisleale arrived from Kauai ports this morning while the Hall loaded at Ahukini and Ke nobou discharged at Maka w o. James Makee weatherbound at Hanamanta Wednesday and Thursday but cleared at 8 pm on Thursday to reach Kopas. Koloa and Ebele are cleaned out of sugar with 72 018 bags remaining on Kauai yesterday.
The passage praises universal appeal of a well designed wheel and notes the Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co. has a dainty elegant new 99 model Sterling bicycle in transit, due to arrive on the Moana. It contrasts rider appearance on hack horses versus thoroughbreds and lists foreign phrases for the word sterling.
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