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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1898
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin questions Special Agent authority amid a garrison dispute over the Executive building and health reforms. It argues the local command and Col Barber bear scrutiny while urging balanced reporting and avoidance of public miscasting of officials.
The Advertiser analyzes the dispute over Col Barter and the Bond of Health, arguing both sides erred. It urges balanced responsibility between Barber, board members, and military officials, suggesting missteps and overstatement from all parties. Public judgment should wait for fuller official history.
Postal business has surged as 29,000 soldiers in transit to Manila arrive and three thousand stationed locally. With one clerk sick and another on vacation, the post office faces severe delays. Appropriations based on prior business no longer fit the current workload, leaving the department understaffed and stretched.
The Last Car line leads to Waikiki and Palwma with the Anchor Saloon inviting patrons to drop in for a drink. The cleverest mixologists in the city offer a full line of liquors, including John Dewar's Scotch, with a Seattle war on draught. The Anchor Saloon aims to please its customers.
The Valencia and Senator were scheduled to sail today but delays push departure to tomorrow as both ships finish preparations. American Messenger Sorvive of Masouio Temple details unclear due to damaged text.
We begin the display of our new wares on Monday November 7 featuring goods from over twenty five factories in Europe and the United States with more to follow. Between November 7 and 36 we display the best assortment of holiday wares ever seen on these Islands all goods are marked in plain figures come and inspect whether you wish to purchase or not.
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