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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1898
Page
5
The Bonner reports no paper will be published tomorrow due to holidays, noting the practice of other city businesses to enjoy the long weekend. The note reflects a temporary suspension of publication on Friday, September 16, 1808.
After lengthy debate commissioners weigh factions and public sentiment as citizens prepare to engage in business, shaping future party life and guiding broader principles.
The Advertiser questions why official organs remain quiet about future Hawaiian territory legislation. It asks if fear or confusion about policy directions colors reporting and public clarity.
New arrivals to Hawaii after wartime periods observe a distinct situation compared with the mainland. Local rules and customary practices shape daily life, reflecting broader U S law influences while adapting to island conditions and community norms.
A wary public questions provot executive representatives about their obligations to present the people's will to the Commissioners. Observers deem it unusual for men in high public life to stay silent during this tense interval.
The piece mocks derisive opponents of American victory and defends praising brave deeds. It argues Americans can honor their countrymen without condemning those who fought them, urging restraint in controversial patriotic quotes.
The piece notes Hawaii residents readily abandon work for sports, hoping holiday sporting events retain a more commemorative character amid advancing American bustle and new development.
The Advertiser denounces reflections on the late Davies and its own narrow stance, accusing the paper of acting as a self styled father confessor after death. It calls the paper’s sanctimony a phantom word game and warns against insubstantial moral resumes.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss appeal and morality, urging caution before entering the unknown. Tone mimics a period newspaper advisory, with vague critiques of contemporary taste and public reception.
Discontinuances filed by A G M Roberteau and Paul Nevmian in cases Harp Lung Keo Co versus Boo Ying Lung and Lan Chong Go, J W Loving versus Charles Lind, and C S Bradford versus L A Andrews. Judge Stanley overrules a motion for new trial in Kanpeon Kaimana versus J H Ko main. Aneln Kakoi guardian final receipt to A G M Robertson. Petition by WL Wilcox estate administrator Kepola directs sale of land to pay debts. Me Dole for defendant, Neumann for plaintiff, and extensions of time for filing exceptions noted.
Rosa's American Comedy Co presents U and L a laughable farce set in a New York apartment house. The janitor and lodger misadventures spark abundant chuckles as Bubbette and others stir up witty trouble. audience enjoyed the lively dancing and humor. Tomorrow's showing expected to draw similarly strong laughter.
Hamilton Owen More appeared in Police Court this morning on vagrancy charges. He was found on Club Stables premises, warned off by manager Charles Bellini, and subsequently arrested by Captain Bowers of the Merchants Patrol. Judge Wilcox sentenced him to one month’s hard labor.
Wahiawa reports from M Db Moncarrat that all work on Wahiawa the Mc Bryde place on Kauai is complete. Levels reach 600 feet, with potential for plantation use. Mr Mousarrat notes a vast land area, mostly rolling and hilly, with over 1500 acres flat and suitable for development.
Madrid Sept. 6 The Cabinet has authorized the Foreign Minister Duke Almodovar de Rio to negotiate with Philippine insurgents to ransom the Gond Spanish prisoners and to transmit money to Manila for this purpose and for relief of advancing troops. Ministers will ask General Jaudenoa how to transmit the funds.
An officer aboard a Dewey ship in Manila complains of hardtack, tepid water, and limited meals with no fruit or butter. He recalls scrambled eggs failing and jokes about sailors’ toast. Locally, Ning Street suffers heavy wagon traffic for troops, with damage from tires under the Wide Tire Act. The Y M C A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Brock drew a good crowd and a enjoyed program.
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