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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1897
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes the joke about Speaker Reed leaving politics for New York. It argues Defections from the Reontes over annexation will be hard to sway and only obstructive campaigns may delay for weeks. It says McKinley’s administration pursues ratification and aims to finalize Hawaii governance before the next term.
A San Francisco Chronicle report alleging the steamship Australia was sold into the Alaskan trade is disputed. Captain Miner Goodall, associates, and Oceanic Dock officials deny any such plan, noting inspections and no intent to secure or pivot ships. The published yarn is described as a highly plausible yet false pre-sailing rumor.
George E. McCrea, ex Union Iron Works San Francisco, reached by the 8.0 Allen this morning to assume head draughtsman duties in the Ripley & Dickey office. He is noted for fine workmanship and recently worked on plans for new Japanese warships. In educational matters, the Commissioners of Education acted on minor items Wednesday afternoon, increasing Armetrong Smith's salary while leaving teacher classifications to a future meeting. Mr Hills was appointed drawing teacher in the public schools. Resignations of HZ. Austin and Mrs. McKay were accepted.
Eleanor Castle, daughter of Mrs Mabel Wing Castle, will celebrate her third birthday with a lawn party tomorrow afternoon. A large gathering of children is invited to a shaded yard party at her grandmother Mrs S N Castle’s home.
Washington Herald reports President McKinley assured of ratification by two thirds of Senators. Names list includes Aldrich Mantle Allen Mason Allison Morgan Baker Morill Burrows Muphy Cannon Nelson Carter Venrose Chandler Perkina Clark Pettus Cullom Platt of Conn. Daniel Platt of N.Y. Davis Pritchard Deboe Proctor Elkins Quay Fairbanke Rawlins Foraker Road Eye Bever allinger on Gear Smith Hale Spooner Hanna Biewart Hanebrough Teller Hawley Thurston Heitfeld Turner Hear Turpie Jones of New Warren Kyle Wellington Lodge Wetmore Mebride Wilton McLaurin Walcott McMillan. undecided: Butler Mallory Gorman Martin Kenney Mitchell Harris Torley. Opposed: Bacon Jones of Ark Bare Lindsay Berry Mecinery Coflery Mills Chilton Paseo Clay Pettigrew Cockrell Tinian Pontiuer West George Walthall Gray Waite. The President will press for swift ratification, arguing the Hawaiian Senate already approved. nation must add islands. Opposition chiefly from sugar interests. California Senator White expected to lead. The Towns defeated the Makiki runners 24 to 6 as Towns claim season title. Andrew Adams umpired. Tozer referee. Hawaiian Band attended.
The largest line of vehicles for pleasure business and farm use is advertised at the Oabu Carriage Repository located behind Wright's Carriage Factory on Fort Street opposite Club Stables.
Mention of decorative papers such as New Dresden and Crepe Tissue, colored and cut tissues, wire leaves, and related lower-work supplies. Indicates provision and orders to meet the season's needs with faithful attention to fulfillment.
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