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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1898
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY Farrington Ewe DANI Lewian Cory Bain subscription rates and renewal notices. Mentions Mawslind Ivlanth Bony Pet with terms four to ten years. Possible taxpayer or business address details and rates appear, but readability is limited.
President McKinley reports willingness of citizens to travel to Washington for War Department investigation. Multiple valises ready for departure as exodus over months attracts attention. Cubans seek independence, its fate tied to Uncle Sam's judgment on their capability to govern themselves.
Ambiguous notes describe volcanic activity, tourist concerns in Hawaii, and Aguinaldo era peace commission members nearing Washington. Reports mention sending 30 more troops and two warships to the Philippines as a sign of prepared response to potential international clashes over island dispositions.
The article cites California department instructions urging proper accommodations and ample supplies for the next Philippine expedition. It questions the status of the American Union party, compares local political maneuvering to a dizzying dance, and mentions the Council of State and Industrial School debates leaving members in a tense, unsettled position.
General Merriam announced in San Francisco that he won the clash over military headquarters. The public here believed the Executive won the day, and observers noted that mutual victory claims would likely limit deep ill will.
The press notes the Advertiser maintains a restrained stance as the public senses a subdued political climate. Observers point to a measured approach over outspoken action, suggesting a strategy of quiet influence rather than direct confrontation.
The New Hampshire republicans in their state convention declared support for a policy to promote United States interests in the Philippines, extinguish sovereignty of Spain, and honor obligations to the islanders. They urged unity across parties and noted possible division of other islands among powers.
Manila correspondent Martin Eagan reports Captain Whiting faces a court of inquiry over Monadnock’s tardy arrival. Admiral Dewey seeks explanation for the August 18 missed deadline. Lieutenant Ben Wright of the Brutus faces a court martial for intoxication as Whiting’s Honolulu home raises commentary.
Thane, Bishop & Co savings bank opened this morning in the Friend building with Col J Hy Fisher of the firm overseeing the inauguration. Mr Bon currently oversees the institution as carpenters finish interior work. Deposits arrived early and often, with parents opening accounts for children and patrons supporting the infant enterprise.
The Only Weeklies The Hawaiian issued Friday morning offering a complete weekly news summary plus robust agricultural and household sections. It is praised as a true mirror of Hawaiian current events and priced at two dollars a year for broad distribution abroad.
District Inspectors M G Johnston and John W Short assist surveyor and supervise night watch. recond and third watch personnel named with specific officers and guards. A stray letter from Jonathan Stinn references Beinilge Minnexita and Venus atol. text appears garbled with nonsensical phrases and misspellings.
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