08 Sep 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1898
Page
1
London dispatch reports the czar urging continual peace and international discussion to curb armaments, proposing a conference among accredited governments to seek universal peace. A later item notes Inter-Island Co analysts expect the new steamer to sail for Honolulu by early October after inspection delays.
Featont Telegram from New Work Ane Remens the Poet notes sugar centrifugals quoted at 45-16 for 967 with a late New York telegram stating no advance to 43-8. Arrivals include RP Ribot and Transit from Hono July August 20 Defender from Hilo the Both and Santiago from Hilo the 30th. Sailings: Larline Kahului Aug 31 Mohican Honolulu Aug 28. ORPRISE PARTY Lange Gathering Last Night at the home of Mr and Mrs Hae with guests including Captain Slater McNeill Magon wod Hart and many others. A farewell party for Mr Bitney, nephew of Claus Spreckels, who departs for San Francisco on the 8 G Wilder.
A Phi Sheridan Post 14 order from Washington DC greets George W. De Long Post 45 Honolulu for joining under the flag of liberty. The message honors Pacific pioneers and pledges mutual loyalty as citations praise shared sacrifice and patriotic aims across distant shores. Also noted is a Bombay visit and New Zealand legislative talks on a Pacific cable linking Canada Britain and colonies with NZ contributing funds and governance rights.
In Managuas on August 18, the Diet of the Greater Republic of Central America reportedly seized Nicaragua's archives on canal construction. El Liberal, the government daily, says the move aims to investigate why the United States appears to push a canal project.
Princess Kajoloni hosted a lively luan at Ainaban in honor of the Commissioner. About 160 people attended as three native-fashion tables were set in the Ingai. The Quintette club and the New York regiment band provided music and dancing occupied the evening.
A dozen or more native laborers at Allen and Robinson's wharf quit work at noon after a dispute with foreman George Allen. The group refused to continue duties, halting lumber loading operations.
Muchalakyek Joe Duchalaky, who fled to Manila with Australian troops, returned today after a brutal voyage. He alleges captivity in Manila, forced labor through Nagasaki and San Francisco, and now rests where his journey began.
Fragmented report notes mixed quality of work and fake sounding brands. It mentions tire, enamel, finish, and repairs with vague references to materials and tools, plus a generic note about a contract to repair punctures. The passage lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
Paris reports reveal Colonel Henry, linked to the Dreyfus case through a forged letter, killed himself in Mont Valerien fortress. The confession triggers fresh tensions. Cavaignac considers revising Dreyfus sentence while anti Dreyfusites push their claims. Rail and plantation news follow with updates on Hawaii projects and personnel.
General Wheeler received a telegram directing the Rough Riders to be mustered out at Camp Wikoff at once. The cavalrymen will be mustered out of service here tomorrow after their return from China. Payvid Home from China London August 29. The Daily Mail notes M Pavloff, the Russian Chargé d Affaires in China, will be succeeded by M de Giers, currently unisposed by Brazil, amid Britain’s policy shift to pressure Russia over Yangtze influence.
No occupation by a garrison detail at Executive and National Guard buildings is evident. Minister Cooper has not received a reply to his statement of the Government's position sent to General Merriam last Monday. The Hawiliien National League Executive Committee plans a meeting this afternoon to decide on league committee representation for a conference with Hui Aloha Aino next week.
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