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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
1
An advertisement touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a thorough blood cleanser and tonic. It claims to treat scrofula boils and skin disorders, nerve debility, and digestive issues, urging physicians to regard it as the best universal blood purifier.
Short session advances with officers' resolutions on a death, tax remission petition for Palibes, and bills for judiciary changes. Senate adjourned pending votes. House considers tobacco age limits, rents, and import laws as Board of Supervisors notes changes and a Diamond Head Lighthouse inspection prompts structural concerns.
Fragmentary report outlines proposed legislative changes urged by salon men regarding retail wine licenses and licensing fees. It notes opposition, potential districts affected, and that a license fee of 200 appears under discussion with strong arguments for or against strict licensing in several districts.
John Morris claims he saved young Brito from the Nuosue stream flood. Eyewitnesses including Thomas Mc Gittin and George Hookanu back the statement. The account notes Morris and Mie Naoue passed the boy up from the water with no one else in the stream.
For lowest prices best qualities polite attention and prompt delivery try the New Grogory Store J Hutchings 627 Fort street Tol Bis 7s.
Mr Willison mourns the loss of Henry Irving once a circus performer. Peanuts and Bobby created the boxing baboon act and delighted many. Peacots has no opponent and must enter the arena solo.
A boat capsized at Panalua during rough weather off Mauna Loa, Hawaii. A lone sailor nearly lost his life but managed to swim clear as the vessel was recovered later.
At Hilo Hawaii rainfall for three months reached 108 inches breaking a long standing record. June and February show notably high totals with 51 and 10 inches respectively and March contributing 47 inches. Local observers note the unusually heavy wet season continues.
The article notes that the show in Hawaii has been delayed as Mr Willison postpones the opening entertainment from tomorrow night to a later date because of noisy circus crowds.
Wm G Lewinkie donated the use of the Opera house free of charge to support the tram program and aid the Kaumakapili mikalons, enabling the event at no cost to attendees. The gesture highlights community support for local religious and social initiatives.
In police court this morning Yoyama and Shirokane were fined 25 each for pen a nd battery. Takemura and Shio richi were fined 25 for battery and for possessing beer and tickets in the Posse sion. Ab Loy was fined 16 for battery. Ab Bia was fined 25 for having ebe fa tickets in the Posse sion. no arrests today.
George Washington Linton and Lizzie Brooks quietly worried yesterday evening at the bride's residence near Palace square. The Bishop of Panopolis performed the ceremony. Afterward the newlyweds received guests and supper was served. Mr and Ms 18, Swaith will reside at the corner of Port and Vineyard streets.
Beasts tea and coffee in the city. TL B restaurant.
Judge Perry sustains the demurrer in the equity case Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co versus the Kabulai Railroad Co. The court finds no grounds for irreparable injury or multiplicity of suits and notes the complainant has an adequate legal remedy. Discharges granted and motions filed in related bankruptcy and dispute cases.
The piece notes a man who says he has been unfairly charged and grumbled after paying 485 dollars. He claims a debtor who owed him 375 dollars settled the debt by taking the money himself, prompting further complaints about the handling of the case.
Fragmentary lines show a garbled scene with General and ballroom setting. Mentions are unclear but evoke a tense confrontation and unusual dialogue about twigs and robbins. No coherent event or identifiable names to confirm a concrete report or outcome.
Golightly claims he will never alter his stance. His remark sparks debate as supporters and critics weigh the implications of such unwavering resolve.
Local report from Hilo notes Oloha with broad advance on power schemes, H. Hackfeld & Co. expands import offerings, and two new lines by Whark Dom showcase innovations. People express concern over the arrival of copper from the O not, while Delgit Jive directs scene as a focus.
A brief notice lists individuals Poloe and Gi Kinwiro associated with 110 Hotel Street. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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