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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1898

Page

1

Soldiers of the sixties renewal of recollections of war

Renewal of memories from the Spanish-American War era at Geo. W. De Long Post campfire. Veterans, civilians and a few naval officers gathered as speeches honored President McKinley, the Army and Navy, and the war’s outcomes with reflections on Hawaii and U.S. expansion.

Geo. W. de Long Pont Admiral Miller Philadelphia United States J. N. Wright Little Britain Iade Honse L. L. la Pierre Nhat Geo. W. de. Long Harold M Sewall Awaya Cnue Giraud Republic McKinley Geo. W. du Long Post Hawaii William McKinley Hitchcock

Death toll and dispatches flood late imperial news report

A scattered late news digest reports Brigadier General Joseph T. Haskell died at Columbus Post, lists battles at El Caney, notes Cooley and other prominent figures, and bundles world events from Manila to Madrid. It mentions yellow fever in Jackson, rail plans, Peary near Smith’s Sound, resignations in the State Department, and shifts in Philippine policy and Spain-US negotiations.

Toms Joseph T. Haskell U.S. W Columbus Post el Caney Seventeenth Infantry Judge Cooley Jackson Mississippi Baltimore and Ohio James J. Hill Great Northern Peary Smith's Sound Greenland

Fire Aboard U S Philadelphia Rejoins Port After Coal Fire

The U S Philadelphia returned to port after a coal fire damaged four tons of coal during a practice cruise. The crew fought the blaze in a starboard coal bunker, gas was ventilated, and officers praised the crew for handling the guns during sea practice while one green hand noted. A social event at Central Union church welcomed Rev Wm Kincaid and Mrs Kincaid with music and refreshments following a welcoming reception.

Philadelphia The Wm, Kincaid Mra. Kincaid Central Union Church Kamehameha Glee Club Maud Kinney Corpelia Hyde

Local Service Notice at Masonic Temple Prompts Inquiry

The American Meavenger service advertises a meeting at the Masonic Temple and provides Telephone 444 for inquiries. Mrs. Haunn names the contact person and outlines latest arrangements for attendees or subscribers.

Masonic Temple Haunn

Message to Hawaiian Public Dictated by Chairman Cullom

A translated message from Chairman Shelby M. Cullom of the Hawaiian Commission explains why the commission will not publish deliberations before presenting reports to the President and Congress. He defends confidentiality and outlines the commission’s role under the Annexation Act as it concerns Hawaii remaining part of the United States and the path of governance.

Shelby M. Cullom Congress Bunterix Atift Whee Bo- Levin Hawaiian Islands United States Paris Spain

World cruiser WRERCO sails from port with notable passengers

The WRERCO, The O U 8 8 Coptic, anchored off port at 2 pm today about six days from San Francisco. On board are Mrs Parke, Miss Parke, Mr and Mrs Fred Waterhouse, WM Alexander, George Paris, and Ed Cunningham of the Rough Riders. Through passengers bound for China and Japan include Count of Turin, Count Carpenotte, Major A D C, Lieut L Gilbreth, and Prof A Graham Boll.

Inman Sealby San Francisco Kawaninus WO Parke Parke Fred Waterhouse WM Alexander George Paris California New York W. W. Dimond & Co Ed. Cunningham China Japan Turin Carpenotte A. D.C Lieut. L. Gilbreth A. Graham Boll

Drill Master Ziegler Receives New Draw With Army

Captain Ziegler of Co FN G HL is designated as drill master for the United States Army. Daily several officers gather in the Executive building grounds to practice light artillery maneuvers under his guidance. A larger contingent, about 25 privates from the New York Regiment, is expected soon.

Ziegler Co. FN. G. HL United States Army Cain Ziegler New York Regiment

Renewal of Japanese Labor Arrivals Reported

The Gaelic reported 604 Japanese contract laborers arrived last night on the islands, with the Aztec expected by October 1 or slightly later and carrying about 700 workers aboard.

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