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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1898
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin discusses Honolulu news with a focus on Camp McKinley, local correspondents, and the need for proper credit to sources. It comments on troop movements to Lilo and camp discipline, praising Col Barber's public stance and urging patience until official authority settles questions about rewards and responsibility.
A garbled draft discusses whether the New York regiment should receive a permanent pardon and how military authorities might shape annexation sentiment. It notes commercial groups allied with annexation pressing petitions and the potential impact on Washington and public opinion.
An editorial argues that persistent friction between Hawaii officials and American authorities risks destroying Hawaii's independence. It cites General Merriam and Col Barber, warns of official friction growing, and urges Hawaii to adopt a cooperative American stance to avoid adverse Washington actions and economic harm.
In November 1898 a display of item from over twenty five factories in Europe and the United States begins on NDAY November 7th. The display runs between the 7th and 36th of November featuring a holiday wares assortment on these Islands. All goods are marked in plain figures and visitors are invited to inspect whether purchasing or not.
The Singer in millions of homes proves its exceptional performance in family sewing and art needlework. All machines boast best construction, decorative finishes, and are mounted on top quality wood cabinets in artistic designs. B Bergersen, agent, 165 Bethel Street.
At a meeting held October 6 in Honolulu, officers and directors were elected for the coming year. W. M. Giffard is Vice-President, ML Whitney is Secretary and Treasurer, Good is Auditor, with W. Lewin, W. L. Hopper, and A. Haneborg named as Board of Directors. Whitney Jr secures the post of Secretary.
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