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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1898
Page
4
The bulletin notes daily listings except Sunday from Kime Street Memphili with subscription prices, plus a water pipe contract inquiry in Hilo. It also mentions town rivalry between the Star and Advertiser, a Pearl Harbor sea horne possibly linked to Manila, and questions about Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald’s whereabouts and Japanese worker contract terms in San Francisco.
The article notes charges against Senator Quay and political use of crime amid a tense election cycle. It ties regiments to duty beyond combat, cites America’s wartime readiness, and mentions Queen Rose’s Topeka visit producing the song My Honolulu Lady. It also references Miss Rose and Miss Lowe in Topeka, and a booming Hilo with numbered streets as Salaul grows.
A Harpore review argues Dewey is not the best American to excel in Asian waters and questions wartime goodwill with Britain. It notes U S involvement in the Orient since early dates and frames extension of commerce as a driving motive, suggesting Philippine annexation mirrors manifest destiny.
The article argues that the Spanish-American War awakens interior states to a need for strong American shipping protection. It critiques Congress for apathy, notes limited current laws, and favors a bounty on export tonnage or a tariff differential to boost shipyards and wage standards, linking protection to national economic growth.
Kaiser William reportedly delays his pilgrimage to the Holy Land due to U S pressure over the Philippines. The monarch appears intent on pursuing his interests, delivering a bold maneuver in international politics.
Inquiries discuss the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York an assessment life firm started in 1881. Report notes outstanding insurance around 301667000 with ledger assets of 4190370, and a drop of 654 policy holders from the previous year. It distinguishes this company from standard firms like Mutual Life Equitable N Y Life Manhattan and Germanic Life.
A middle aged man of Norwegian appearance visited the police station yesterday claiming inflammatory rheumatism incapacitates him from work. He said he sought aid from the American Relief Society but was refused. He is described as very ill and nearly unable to walk.
Direct from Washington to General King on a recent steamer orders to refuse further applications for enlistment or discharge. It states this comes from President McKinley and follows a large volume of applications received since the war ended.
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