06 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists various brands and items such as extra dry beverages and sparkling wines with foreign-sounding names and garbled spellings. It notes these compilations are from Custom House records and mentions a ledger or document dated 1845. The text is heavily corrupted, but references multiple wine brands and import entries. The source appears to be a catalog-like transcription rather than a narrative report.
Annexation Club members host a farewell meeting at the Executive Building. Minister Hatch arrives to address the group, with Dillingham Smith McSteeler and others present. Speeches honor Minister Hatch and the cause, while officers acknowledge the government and look toward future cooperation with the United States.
Reports detail Captain Robley D. Evans to command the battleship Indiana and Lt Nicol Ludlow likely to command the cruiser Boston. The Boston joins the Pacific traffic squadron while Monndauk and Monadnock receive expedited monitor work at Mare Island. Philadelphia rests at Seattle with readiness notes.
A fragmented report describes a two story Japanese hotel near a bridge with a detailed interior and a royal dinner for Emperor of Japan guests. It also mentions US ships Marion and Monterey, gunboat plans, Congress funding for a sugar bounty, and officials including Lieutenant Commander AL V. Williams aboard the Monterey.
The Women’s Board of Foreign Missions held a session with Mrs. McCully Higgs sharing experiences from Japan aboard the Cop tle. Mrs. Robert Andrews presented a paper on Reminiscences of Early Missionary Ladies and Miss Mary Green reported on Maternity Home conditions. A collection in the afternoon netted funds.
A garbled compilation cites Seatfly Brewing and Malting Co thoughts on beer traits, averages for aleoiel content in liquors, and a Pekin observatory founded in 1270. It references English language spread, craft details, and various mis-typed items about pipes and sewers with no clear narrative or dates.
Captain White presided as Company B elected first lieutenant A Jacobsen and second lieutenant M G Johnston to replace departed officers. The election was unanimous. After speeches and a luncheon, members praised the new officers and the evening ended with song, dance, and remarks from several captains and sergeants. Company B, now 77 members, leads the battalion in size.
Fragmented notes describe arrests linked to an incident yesterday afternoon and Monday evening. Vague references include Toma and Japanese individuals, a gathering near Fortation Heiee, and mentions of wine, panties, and Nutteou deorte with unclear roles and timelines.
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