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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
4
The article notes Pollits praising his role as a potent factor in Hawaii's progress while acknowledging Admiral Kaatz bears a serious commission. It hints at military readiness with warlike language, suggesting a looming conflict or strong defensive posture.
The piece argues that immigration policy may shift to treat Chinese and other nationalities on the same footing. It notes growing sentiment for reform, a Maryland congressman proposing equal laws, and the potential for higher entry requirements as the path to a fair policy for China. It warns Japan would resist exclusion moves and suggests gradual change over several years.
Fragmentary report notes a seizure of wrine and sporadic firing after a night of low activity. We hear that the Porpoise fired toward a morning engagement, with rumors of rebel casualties. The Porpoise and Philathlpa operated along the coast before returning at dawn.
Leonard Snyder and David Martin, travelers aboard the Mar pean from Apia, describe the tense scene at Apia. American and English forces, with local auxiliaries, shelled positions near the Mataafa camp as German neutrality faltered. About 160 Mataafa fighters were reported dead, with total Mataafa forces around 2000. several bluejackets killed and others wounded, Japanese boats captured, and reinforcements from Tauaranga landed to bolster the attack.
In Manila at noon the enemy, highly active near Malabon, pressed defenses as insurgents fired from jungle trenches. Private Coloen of Company B and Private Murr of Company E were fatally wounded. The Oregon Volunteers and the Twenty second Infantry moved to the front. the Third and Seventeenth regiments disembarked from the Sherman. Sixteen English refugees arrived from Dagoin, noting friendly locals and courteous officers. Two American planters near Cwompit are missing since the hostilities began as US troops attacked Caloocan.
Reading teacher Al uses a Gentleman's Sterling bicycle all season with repairs under $9 each. Beginners test the wheel with hard use yet Sterling frames show strength and wear. A large shipment arrives this week from Cycle & M's'g Co. with sale price $60 before stock runs out.
General Greely of the Signal Corps heads to New York to oversee preparation of the cable ship Hooker. The Hooker is being fitted with cables and gear to link the Philippine Islands with Manila, aiding communications.
Our spring stock has arrived and showcases the latest fashions in neckwear and underwear. The ad touts generous selection, low prices, and new store status as a Kash at Kash area dealer for Dr. Delmel's Linen Mesh Underwear, inviting customers to visit and view the catalogue.
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