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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1898
Page
4
The text discusses subscription rates for a publishing company and Hawaii Island rates, with scattered opinions on politics and international affairs. Mentions Aguinaldo, Corbett, Crete, Egypt, and a Shamrock steamer fair, plus Lipton and Colorado Republicans. Overall tone reflects a busy editorial page with varied topics.
September Century presents Carl Schurz condemning imperial policy and Whitelaw Reid outlining American duties abroad. Reid argues the U S should govern new territories with care, give Cuba and Porto Rico eventual self-rule, and avoid unnecessary military oversight. He predicts shifts in Cuban and Philippine governance.
A local condemnation stance dominates the scene as leaders denounce sectarian acts. The central figure, identified as Sebare, stands alone among critics, while his followers are tallied in the three figures.
Ernest G6 Thrum recounts a perilous voyage aboard the Kenilworth, describing heavy fogs and storms, a crew led by a capable first officer, and a fire that blackened the ship from sugar tank to amidships. A dispatch says the vessel would resume voyage on September 10.
Paris reports indicate the cabinet council agreed on revising the Dreyfus case. Minister of Justice Sorrien was tasked to take actions, while General Zurliden urged refering to the Stellignee Department to separate general staff duties from the Intelligence Depart ment.
A New York dispatch reports Lt J H Blount Jr is assigned by Gov Lawton to codify Spanish and Cuban laws for Santiago province and establish a provincial legal system as martial law fades. The effort includes a six to eight man team and signals a shift toward court authority with several officials shaping policy while sentinels are reduced.
The Oceanic Gas and Electric Co led by M. M. Kons and Herm. Sree promotes gas and electric lighting systems for homes and businesses. They install full setups with fixtures, offer storage batteries via Columbia Phonograph Co and American Battery Co, claim reliability and independence from lighting firms, and guarantee repairs within six months.
In the Circuit Court First Circuit, Kates Tregloan of Honolulu petitions for discharge from all debts after bankruptcy. A hearing is scheduled for Monday September 1808 at 10 am before Judge Perry at Alalant Bile Honolulu. Creditors and claimants may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted.
A fragmented notice states Porson windling plans to obtain a beard at Makawan with MIS HL BALLIN involved. The price listed is ten dollars per wool, with an unclear date or outcome noted as 5-0.
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