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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1899
Page
4
The item lists subscription rates for various regions and durations and features a humorous coda about poetry and politics. It notes a Friday November 17 1599 date and alludes to Dewey, McKinlay, and a commentary on American election sentiments. The tone mixes financials with witty political commentary.
Officials in Hawaii dispute reports that Senator Cullom is misled by state ments from Hawaii. They defend Cullom as a man of ability with training in public life and doubt that Dole Smith or Hartwell could sway him. The letter from Hilo is questioned while urging respect for Cullom’s discernment and independence.
Washington reports a War Department cable from Manila detailing Gen Wheaton's expedition west of Dagupan where light opposition delayed landing at San Pablo. MacArthur forces seized Mabala on the line to push east as trains faced resistance and weather hindered progress. General Lawton near Cabanatuan reported ongoing skirmishing as insurgent pressure varied. Troops planned rapid movement as conditions allowed and Heigbhes directed new actions against insurgents.
Heatcourt New Zealand Sunday November 5 reports an armored train returning from Colona after a brilliant performance by two Companies of Dublin Puniseers under Captain Roniro. The train held off Boers firing from the left bank as it advanced toward Fort Wylie and Colenso, while a detachment entered town and sent wagons of shells and provisions back. Boers retreated with several long-range volleys. British observers note Boer courage and a possible future peace settlement. Cape Town dispatch also notes weakened Kimberley garrison and a planned new cable to St Helena starting Tuesday.
In Tempe a corroborated Kelalre suggests the Boers will use privateers. It notes a large fleet transporting troops and warns that while the Transvaal government cannot threaten them, it has tasted letters of marque in Europe and the United States, risking commerce even if transports sail unchecked.
Sanila Nov 6 10 Hrs General MacArthur's division struck Magaling about six miles northeast of Angeles advancing from Angeles with Col Smith leading two battalions of infantry two guns and engineers Major O ten with a battalion of infantry and cavalry from Calut. Smith's command allied eleven insurgents wounded captured fifty and seized insurgent transportation. Major O'Brien's forces killed forty nine insurgents wounded many and took eighty eight prisoners. The American forces had eleven men wounded.
Harry Cullom of Cardt defeats BL C. Bredin in a half mile for the world's championship at Rochedale, finishing ahead by two yards after clocking around two minutes. Also notes editor Alexander assumed charge of the Mall and Express in 1895 and mentions Lady Churchill bound for the Cape to assist wounded. The China has loaded a hundred tons of coal as the Ching heads toward Hongkong, expected around the 29th.
Steel road scrapers and tubular wheelbarrows appear with Pan American and Champion brands. Extra heavy breaking plows and Aving’s steel plows are listed alongside Perfect Rice plows. Items are organized by sorted sizes.
For 20 years KING BROS. on Hotel Street offer expert framing and guidance. They stress matching frames to the subject, delivering tasteful, knowledgeable service to customers seeking quality artistry.
REY Full Dress Goods advertises opening night selections including tuxedos, skirt coats, dress shirts, gloves, studs, cuff buttons, and white or black dress vests. It notes no alterations needed and claims best domestic manufacturers. Also announces Straw and Felt Hats and a large neckwear import to display in town retail stores.
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