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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1898

Page

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Provisions of Treaty Governing Entry of Chinese Laborers

The document outlines U S and China treaty provisions restricting Chinese laborers from entering the United States for ten years, with exceptions for returning laborers who leave with documentation and possible extensions for sickness or disability. It also notes exemptions for officials, teachers, students, merchants, and travelers, and directs Customs to admit only those clearly exempt.

Nea United States China Brown U.S Treasury Department Bonnerix Nwaw Artule le Ton High Constructing Partive Jnst W. B. Howall Treasury San Francisco

War Pension and Naval News Sweep Headlines

General News of the World reports on Colonel Brynn’s illness in Nebraska and Joe Jefferson resting well. Reports say the Kaiser is ashore near Shanghai and the Reina Mercedes may be raised. Dreyfus learns of his trial revision, Keeley dies in Philadelphia, and Admiral Dewey plans to raise three Spanish cruisers. The Formidable launches as Britain eyes Chile Argentina arbitration. The Pope backs liberal Catholic tendencies in the U.S. church. Harrison gains a 100000 retainer in Venezuela arbitration. Congress may seek to raise the army to 100000. The price of repairs in Manila and an artilleryman’s pension are noted as war news concludes.

Joe Jefferson Col. Brynn Nebraska Kaiser Shanghai Dreyfus John W. Keeley Keeley Philadelphia Lucien Young Harvard Great Britain Chile Democrats New York Croker Spain Cuba Harrison Venezuela Washington Herald Congress Admiral Dewey Hongkong Manila Bay Ins Missioner Byair Jouso T. Gai United States Artillery

Brown begins duty on Chinese immigration to Hawaii

Mr Brown arrives in Honolulu to take charge of all Chinese immigration under United States law. He states the Chinese bureau will be abolished and all matters handled by the customs service. Return permits for Belgic voyages will not ensure readmission. certificates from the customs house are required. Chinese labor contracts will not be admitted under bonds. The Attorney General and Secretary Girvin note ongoing formalities and compliance with U.S. law.

Joanna K. Brown Emma A President Dole Mr. Brown Australia Treasury Department Hawaii United States Boerrerin Columbus Ohio Customs — Service Custom House Brown Mlanda Girvin Bewall Belgio Smith

Hunting for the Chileerus Circumdates in Hawaii stay months

A Los Angeles horticultural officer Mr Compere travels from San Francisco to Honolulu to collect the lady bag Chileurus circumdates, enemy of the purple scale, for breeding in Hawaii and Los Angeles. He will remain several months, staying at the Arlington, as purple scale scarce.

Australia San Francisco George Compare Sos Angeles California Horticultural Commissioners Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Compere Koabele Honolulu Mr. Compers Arlington

Bailey's Bike Bits and Used Bicycles on King Street

Bailey's Bicycle shop at 231 King Street advertises new and used bicycles, repairs, and accessories. The notice lists models and prices, highlighting secondhand wheels and popular features while promising reliable service from a local shop serving riders.

Spain to cede Philippines as peace talks advance

Washington reports from Nov 18 that Spain is expected to respond to the American Peace Commissioners with a pledge to transfer the Philippines within days. Day’s advices indicate Spanish negotiators will agree, while Dewey notes insurgent control across most islands and calls for U S protection. Negros has declared independence seeking American protection.

New York Washington the Herald Spain Abe Philippines Day Dewey Navy Department Charleston Concord Manila Ton Iloilo Doilo Negros

Oriental steamboat line to San Francisco service

Oriental Steamship Company Toyo Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha, led by President Asano, plans a December start for a Yokohama to San Francisco service. The Nihon Maru reached Yokohama with outward cargo in October and will sail to Hongkong for San Francisco via Shanghai Kobe and Yokohama. Two more ships, American and Hongkong Mara, expected at Yokohama in December, will follow, with regular biweekly departures from San Francisco and Hongkong.

Tacoma Wash Oriental Vancouver Toyo Kiven Kaisha Whic Asano San Francisco England Yokohama Kobe Hongkong Igganek Yokoda He Company Od Hongkong Mara

Engagement of Mrs Charles L Jer to Major Chas L Davin

The engagement was announced at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Gee at Sweet Home last evening. Attendees included President and Mrs Dole, Mrs H A P Carter, Mrs Charles Carter, Col Barber, Major Charles Davin, Mr and Mrs O G Da Roi, De Gritth, Chaplain Seliwaens, W N Armatoong and A L Atkinson.

Mra Charles L. Jer Chas. L. Davin War New York

Soldier Deaths Reported From Local Units

More soldiers, including Dir Charles Graves age 21 from Co GC 20th Kav ana, died at the military hospital yesterday. Private B M Beardelve age 21 of Co F 1st N., died at 4 this morning at Bavena Viste branch hospital. Private Alfred Weller age 19 of Co 1 lat NOY died at the main military hospital. First deaths in L and L. Funerals likely at St Andrew's cathedral at 2pm tomorrow. Weller's body to be sent home to New York.

Charles Graves Co. GC St. Andrew's Cathedral Weller New York

Ookala Sugar Company Faces Poor Work Yet Promises Gains

Ookala Sugar Co reports for the year ending Sept 30 1908 that cane yield fell short of 8555 tons from 778 acres of plant cane and 520 acres in towns. Despite drought and poor cane, owner Wm G Walker notes improvements and a projected five percent better extraction. Net earnings reached 60169.61 dollars. Detective Kaaoaans arrested two gallons of okolebao in confession linking Ah Pai to a crime in Kalibi valley.

Ookala Sugar Co Wm. G. Lewin & Co Hamoken W. G. Walker Wilder Steamship Co Aevet Honolulu San Francisco Aail Kaaoaans Offecr Kalibi Valley

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Doly General News of the World Luoden Young Rown Pure Howe Mr. Sewall Government Los Angeles Koebele Manalian Commercial San Francisco Stock Exchange Howard Pollite James Campbell Dwight Mesigna New Haven Conn Corporation of Yale Cutters Timothy At Bes Bailey Enme Pieet Regegement Ammonieva Ookala Sugar Company
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