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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1899
Page
8
Military Gleaners plan a Baw vty at W R Castle home at Victoria and Kinau streets Saturday afternoon May 27 from 5 to 6 o'clock. Admission 25 cents. In my absence Samuel Chillingworth will act for me in general business and as solicitor for the Japan Emigration Company under full power of attorney. G E Boardman Honolulu May 28 1899.
Manila reports a near civil war between rival generals Luna and Mascardo averted by Aguinaldo who ordered a truce after a tense standoff. News says Luna was wounded in the San Tomas battle while Mascardo faced court martial and Aguinaldo reinforced the front with Arguelezs deploying troops.
A note from King Bros at 110 Hotel street invites residents to have a photograph of their home made. They mention a specialty in this branch and express willingness to discuss the service further.
Weather hazy with high winds reports from Diamond Head. The ship Standard finished discharging and the Transport Centennial will sail for Manila tomorrow. Gaelic expected next from the coast, Kanikesouli sailed to Koholalelo yesterday afternoon, Kauai bound Kauai for Lahaina and Kaanapali postponed to tomorrow morning. Kilohana and Keauhou may arrive from Kauai ports tomorrow. Mikabala failed to depart Makaweli yesterday and left this morning for Hamakua. Names listed include W G Walker, WG Hall party, Master Kaupike, Miss Ella Paria, Ethel Pars, Rev Mitelard, ACburn, Mrs McGuire family, John A McQuandless, P McLane and 67 aboard.
In this fore noon session Ome and Tome two Japanese women who fled the hospital were sentenced to thirty days labor. Yamazaki was rebuked and discharged for waving an untied horse. Figueredo paid two dollars costs for tobacco license lapses after claiming low sales and a rough tone in court. Ballors Made Trouble section notes about fifteen sailors from the W. G. Hall causing a disturbance at Houoapo Inez, taking a keg of poi and salmon, loading it into a warehouse, and returning to the steamer after the captain chased them.
Nehool Antone Fretas Boos Finga and Manuel Benson appeared in the Police Court for larceny in the second degree. The trio linked to the occupancy of the old Howleie house by a gang of boys faced Judge Wilcox who ordered two years in the reform school.
A Baltimore tribute by J J Vanderveer recalls his minstrel shows and editorship aboard ships, presenting Souvenir of U S S Baltimore at the Battle of Manila Bay printed in Hong Kong with engravings of the Baltimore Olympia Raleigh and figures including Admiral Dewey. The volume closes with a toast to sweethearts and wives. A hospital project linked to St Louis College has been completed, improving the earlier plan.
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