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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1898
Page
5
Local and general items note homestead events, crop estimates, travel plans, and upcoming notices. Highlights include staff movements, a long anticipated recapitulation, Patrick’s Day observances, a Kamehameha anniversary, electric committee activity, a ball game at Makiki, quarantine impacts, and various local business updates.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee decided to hold a special meeting next Saturday to decide the best path forward on Hawaii annexation. Some members were absent, and the session will focus solely on whether to abandon annexation or pursue a Senate bill to achieve the same end.
President Dole of Hawaii sent 3500 dollars to the Maine relief fund, a substantial gesture for survivors and victims' families. William Carlyle now manages the Anchor operations with Charlie Andrews assisting, while the establishment continues to serve beer and a full stock of liquors.
An advertisement extols a new oil line product praised for its taste and small size, claiming it acts like a charm and offers pleasant qualities.
Detroit Jewel Stove Company proclaims satisfaction and fuel savings with its Detroit Jewel Stoves. It claims better performance, guaranteed claims, and pricing plans including one third down and balance in five equal payments. The ad emphasizes low risk to customers and auction-room trade-ins.
The secretary of the navy urges building more battleships for seaport protection. The piece argues fortifications alone fail to deter disorders, asserting defense against malaria types is aided by Rainier beer available at the Criterion Bar.
Notice from W W Dimond & Co requiring all bills against the Marshal's Department to be submitted monthly by the fourth of the following month in duplicate. Each bill must bear the law day, marginal dates, time of supply, quantities, and B60 It A M Brown, Marshal.
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