11 May 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1898
Page
1
Mr. Frank P. Peacock of Given Terrace Paddy Quesnha home taperiences its Guad accord with thousands of others. The testimonial describes relief from indigestion and loss of appetite through a remedy widely used across Queensland.
Dispatches from May 4 describe the Manila battle as a decisive American victory with Dewey’s fleet off Manila forming a strong position. European papers warn of anti American pressure and possible moves by Britain, while rumors of a Spanish fleet near Cadiz and preparations for operations in American waters continue. Reports from Key West and New York detail fleet movements, potential attacks on Porto Rico, and the growing war atmosphere across ports in the Atlantic.
A Washington dispatch reports no direct change in Hawaii status. Senators opposing annexation remain firm while a majority in favor is seen so far, aided by Dewey’s Manila victory and Hawaii as a Pacific base. President briefed. further action unlikely unless Senate mood shifts.
An old machine, repaired and reliable, is preferable to buying a cheap new one. The speaker argues longevity and value over immediate savings, urging maintenance over replacement.
A fragment lists produce and goods available for delivery including cherries rhubarb navels oranges celery fresh balmon crabs grapes fige lemons bui oysters apples potatoes olive oil dry fruit and nuts raisins cutflowers and floral items. Mrs A L King offers deliveries via Woman's Exchange with house and main telephone numbers 659 and 294.
A tiny, unclear notice advertises grocery savings at J. Hutchings located at 627 Fort Street, P.O. Box 402, urging customers to buy locally to save money.
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