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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1899
Page
3
A historical work recounting American achievements from Dewey’s Manila Bay entrance to the present. It spans fifty to sixty octavo pages with eighty four photographic illustrations and pen sketches by War Artist Pierre N. Boeringer who accompanied America’s Expeditionary Forces.
A vivid sketch from Admiral Dewey’s life aboard his flagship, plus a complete roster of Oregon, California, Washington and Idaho Volunteers with a May 25 death list. Includes California regiments movements, portraits, duty groups in Manila, authentic Luzon maps, panoramic Manila view, and a detailed war narrative by a decorated war correspondent. Bound in gold embossed covers offered at reader price.
BR Barrett Fithian plans a seven month South Seas cruise aboard the Rover formerly Baranoff. Four passengers accompany him Mrs Fithian Kate Clement and Loughborough from San Francisco. Captain Zachary will command as the yacht sails from Santa Barbara to Marquesas Tahiti Paumotos Samoa and Honolulu returning to San Francisco in March.
A garbled obituary references Mrs. P. Stew from Sint Barbara County, daughter of Wilrwt Stew, a noted San Francisco lawyer and capitalist. It notes alliances with Hale and Jennie Hollie Hale and mentions Watliki as a residence, all amid blurred details of rich fortunes and prominent families.
A fragmented verse piece mocks progress and modern trends with playful neologisms and misheard phrases. It touches on dental care, transportation, constitutionalism, and weaponry while weaving surreal lines about names, drinks, and societal shifts. The piece juxtaposes whimsy with critique of materialism and war.
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for long standing illnesses marked by pimples headaches indigestion and weak blood. It claims the medicine regulates the whole system and notes Hood's Pills as a popular family laxative from Hawaiian Soda Works, Tel. 682.
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