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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1898
Page
4
A mushed editorial mash comments on international affairs and U S figures. Mentions Great Britain preparing for war, the Maria Teresa loss, Spain and the Peace Commission, and American neutrality.criticizes The Advertiser and Star for bias toward the South and Alabama issue.
A fragmentary note reports cooperation with Hawaii and hints at trust influence. It mentions a proposed offer of 50,000 tons of sugar or “xager” to the City of Columbia with conditions including rejection as a port of call and bond refusals as the ship left Hilo from the voyage to Vietnam. The steamer City of Columbia was reportedly bound for Hilo until the last moment.
A Minneapolis Times correspondent, writing about Hawaii, will arrive in Honolulu late this month for a Bret trip. His Hawaii articles reveal enough missteps to inspire a piece titled Mistakes I Have Made, potentially culminating in a book What I Thought and What I Saw.
The Molokai settlement reports the Bishop Home for Girls needs a new piano for the teachers and children. Mr Wright of the Independent suggests joint fundraising effort by newer papers to collect funds promptly. A Christmas or New Year piano would bring joy to the children and require liberal support.
Citizens of the territory are urged to raise about $600 to aid those who are suffering. The Bunerix will handle contributions as chosen by subscribers and pass funds to a forthcoming committee.
A citizen columnist urges the paper to address unequal treatment of New York Infantry and Volunteer Engineers stationed near Honolulu. He notes the Engineers travel three miles in heat for meals while others receive larger fortuitous feasts, calling for balanced dinners at each camp and warning of potential depredations as a consequence of perceived insults.
Purser T O O Donnell suffered a bad fall during rough weather on the trip down but is all right except a sore lip. Prof FLW Jacobs offers free singing trials at the Y M C A studio room 2 for anyone interested.
A damaged OCR fragment lists prices and times with scattered names and places. It mentions a door opening, a Wall street or Cay reference, and a figure of 1.50 in dollars with a date near November. Content is incomplete but indicates a public or commercial notice item.
Store offers gifts from 45 cents to 75 dollars and invites public inspection and opinion. It cites en route large shipments across lines to satisfy consumer wants with a broad assortment for holiday shopping.
At the annual meeting of the OLA WALL COMPANY on October 31 1808 stockholders were elected to serve for the ensuing year W G Lewin President W M Gittinsloe President H M Whitney Jr Secretary and Treasurer HL M Whitney Jr Secretary of the company conducted.
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