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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1898
Page
8
A promotional note extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the blood purifying remedy. It cites cures across diseases, including scrofula, claiming former sufferers regained health after taking the medicine. A testimonial from Connie Witexs of Lompoc California notes eye improvements and strengthened health.
Diamond Head Signal Station notes sour weather and hazy conditions as ships depart from Honolulu. Vessels bound for San Francisco Yokohama and Ka U islands sail with mixed cargo and passengers including Armbin Iragard and F A Schaefer & Co. Names, routes, and destinations appear for multiple vessels while weather impacts and wind conditions are recorded.
The Ist arrival in song is by Adaition to Me Lavious Unie of Mawei titled Anwin Noi with words by Chelotte Haley of Seattle sister of Mrs GO N Spencer, and music by Tersa Bowler. Publication by Broder Selilam and local sale through Hinsheimer News and Wall Nichols. Also notes a Fort street carriages and wares offer at Schman's Carriage Repository. Chicago reports Manila fight injuries list includes Ensign N I Irwin and several enlisted men with last names Kelloge Covert Snelgrove Budinger.
Local printer King Bros promote a new inexpensive photo covering method to guard prints from exposure. The system provides neat protection and has already given great satisfaction to users at their shop on 110 Jute Street.
Where to go this burning with details of meetings at Pacific Lodge A M and Excelsior Lodge, Drill Company B, N G 1, Aloha Branch class meeting, and an 8 o’clock circus PF. times listed as 7:30 for most events.
Harbor front news lists ships and cargoes bound for San Francisco Yokohama Hilo and Maui from Honolulu. Vessels Archer Gaelic Zealandia Zoslandia Mohican and others report cargoes sugar coffee and mail runs while Dr Rosenan quarrels with port authorities and packet sailings surge through the Golden Gate.
From San Francisco, passengers listed include Sadie Carter Mrs D D Mead Oscar Herold Mica Myrick J H Vicars Sabre James Dodd WW Kirklesod Win Match Dr OK Wall W Cowles H Wichman H Streckewald and Mins E Suhroke aboard the Gaelic-Miss Sadie Carter and others accompany two children Janien and Dodd plus Mrs James Dodd on the vessel’s arrival.
The Senate passed the cable bill with no vote against except Senator Hocking. Ministers Damon and Smith opposed. The House reviewed the Appropriation bill for salaries, carving civil servant pay across departments. Princess Kavnlani's pension rose from 2000 to 8000 yearly. Captain PF Fehlbehr, an elderly police officer, was granted 720 for the biennial period.
Three guards regulars sail from Zealandia for San Francisco to join U S troops bound for Manila. Thomas Don once led the California Light Artillery and linked to Mani plantation. Dunn Fitzald served in English army. J Sobulvy is the third man. Winslip of the Bennington reports to Mare Island Navy Yard, then to the Alert as chief engineer.
Dispatch from New York notes a manifesto by Don Carlos urging loyal followers across the Americas to join him. Officers and naval leaders, including Admirals, reportedly pledge allegiance, while Madrid anticipates a military dictatorship to counter unrest after Spain’s defeat at Manila. The Cortes clash over scriptural references and war prompts expulsion of a Carlist deputy as factions realign amid growing instability.
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