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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1898
Page
5
Hawaii markets news notes sugar prices and public sentiment. Waialua stock buyers are advised to invest in territorial bonds while labor and Asiatic policy concerns in Hawaii loom. Manila insurgents and local officials receive brief mention amid growth of free kindergartens and a monument project in Honolulu.
The Doric reports an authorized statement that President McKinley has fixed U S policy to retain the entire Philippine group. The stance aims for an overwhelming endorsement in the upcoming elections, with Democrats steering focus to local issues. American Commissioners bow to the line, avoiding sovereignty over Cuba while offering to assume a portion of Philippine debt. European interference recedes as a victor’s generosity emerges.
A blaze swept a close built section off Emma street scorching three cottages and a cookhouse. Chief Engineer Huot directed two apparatus and a chemical engine as flames neared a new schoolhouse on Vineyard street. Mrs Heon, ill, was carried from her home, with tenants' belongings burned.
Col Soper and family are home. The Healanis plan a Friday night event under a full moon. Y M C A meeting with W K Arbill speaking. men’s meeting at 4 P M Sunday. Troops transported by boat at 10 cents per head. Miss Mossman at the Post Office off duty due to illness. Pioneer Building and Loan on Monday. The band skips Monday at Emma Square for a reception to Miss Rose. Nurse recruitment for Camp McKinley discussed by Sewall. J N Steele of the Kansas City Star visited with Lipsey and others. Postmaster Oat pressed at the stamp window due to busy times. Hon Isenberg and family visiting frontier duties. What do you want in reading matter said Golden Rule Bazaar list in today’s Bunteria. Taellner in with Co K on the Ohio. Taellner aided by experience on guano islands. Taellner, a correspondent for the Oregonian and Seattle Times. Cable prospects bright. Julius Hoting improving in Bremen. gains daily, with brief returns.
A 1898 notice announces an extensive display of holiday wares starting November 7, featuring items from over twenty five factories in Europe and the United States. Marks on all goods in plain figures. Islands shoppers urged to inspect, whether purchasing or not, with more displays through November 36.
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