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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1898
Page
4
The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment referencing per month payments, per year totals, postpaid, and a publisher. It mentions business or publisher details, some names, and a date-like sequence, but the fragment lacks coherent facts or complete entities.
In May 1898 readers learn of New Zealand’s stamp issue with scenery and the backlash over removing Queen Victoria’s portrait. The piece notes Auckland’s harbor plans for a marine park, calls attention to Hawaii and Philippine trade, and criticizes American policy during the U S Spain conflict while urging caution in annexation and protectorate moves.
A historical note discusses Hawaii’s status and a controversial flag incident, citing Washington officials and a May 6 Interior note by John A Haowinger. It covers a memorial committee’s response, a fence removal request, and a joint legislative conference involving Citizens’ Guards and several named figures.
Last week highlighted the Aermotor Steel Windmill but noted its strength depends on a good accompanying pump. Timely Toplas states that even a powerful Aermotor will not perform best with a poor pump and mentions in stock options for pairing with 16 ft geared mills.
Gould Triple Acting Pump offers output from 8000 to 10000 gallons per hour. The advertisement notes availability for mills and mentions a smaller pump model manufactured by the same company.
The British Vice-Consulate at this port exhibits a Proclamation of Neutrality in the war between the United States and Spain. Signed by Her Majesty the Queen, it will be shown as soon as revolved. Signed Kenny acting Consul-General and H. E. M. Consulate-General. May 7, 1898.
UGNTER CHARGED with assault and battery cases continued to tomorrow. Hock Young mother of two Chinese children charged with second degree manslaughter. Coroner verdict linked poison deaths to her and the children. The Anchor Saloon advertises Seattle beer and liquor offerings as usual. A solitary Chinaman was seen tearing a fence near Palace Panare during construction at Carter fountain site.
Upali is intended to sail for Ho Kawaihiae Kellua Napoopon Kaapuna and other Kohala Hook and Koat ports as may be required with a scheduled time on Friday and Tuesday May 102 PM. The fragment references Tuamlay and a May date, indicating a preliminary sailing plan or notice.
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