02 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1898
Page
1
A user testifies to great benefit from Ayers Sarsaparilla, describing years of indigestion, loss of strength and appetite, and constipation. After trying other treatments, a friend urged the syrup and a few bottles completely cured the person.
The piece reports on political and military tensions as Spain backs Captain-General Blanco, U S naval moves, and legislative actions. It notes the Maine disaster, foreign warship procurement limits, and calls for intervention while summarizing statements from Sagasta, Bacon, Gallinger, and others.
At Statin Moon an armed Chinaman named Wai Lang was shot by a man known as Sharin near Government Stables on Queen Arbor last night. Wai Lang was wounded in the calf but not fatally. Sharin pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon and received 80 days imprisonment.
The makers of Taroena warn of difficulty meeting rising demand for Kumdike. The product is described as suitable for infants invalids and strong adults, highlighting its role as a staple food source.
Louis Klopech, publisher of the Christian Herald, reports from Elmwood that Riley relief work in Cuba is in excellent condition with enough supplies afloat for thirty days. He says Americans’ aid is Cuba’s hope and praises the good already done. The dispatch also notes a grim murder in San Francisco as Lt. Barke is killed during an attempted arrest.
Two YMCA gym games drew crowds last night. Papahon jand High school beat Diamond Head jand 2 to 0, earning their first victory after three losses. Diamond Head jand defeated Honolulu 14 to 8, adding a notable win to their record.
On March 28 the Lilisa Chamber of Deputies adopted by 207107 votes the committee report recommending political censure against former Premier Crispi. He is accused of complicity in Bank of Naples scandals and of illegal dealing in decorations, but he will not be prosecuted.
A YMCA gathering yesterday afternoon on city missionary work drew solid interest despite light turnout. Rev. O H Golick gave the principal address and the topic was opened for discussion by all attendees.
Lahaina voters submit a memorial criticizing Maui representative D H Kahautelio for failing to vote against constitutional amendments. The House rules it out of order, returning the memorial to senders. Bills discussed include railway construction limits and food purity measures affecting local industry.
Old jailbird Kaluva waived examination on four larceny charges and is bound for trial in the Circuit Court. A March 7 burglary on Hackfeld Street yielded a gold watch, chain, earrings, $25, and a child’s ring. Detectives linked Kaluna to the stolen items after a trip to Koloa, Kauai, where a boy wore the ring Kaluna allegedly gave him. Kaluna was recaptured days later.
Claretion resident Mischin notes doctors in Cincinnati treat Joseph Savage a 19 year old smoker from the south area. Savage, habitually smoking forty cigarettes daily, contracted an illness affecting his stomach and chest. His condition worsened, threatening his life and nostrils also show distress.
Bey, D. P. Bipie! will preach tomorrow morning on Jesus and the palm breaches with an evening topic titled Jenne in the temple. The readings indicate a church schedule at Central Uniden Church with distinct sermon titles for morning and evening sessions.
Figures presented to the Legislature show Hawaii Island postmasters receive widely varied monthly pay across thirty offices and twenty-two posts, with rates from 4 to 100 per month in a range of towns and islets. The data, supplied by Minister Damon and questioned by Representative Achis, highlights low pay for duties not demanding full-time work.
An express train was held up near Goshen California on March 22 by unknown robbers. Mail sacks and Wells Fargo express box contents were seized. A detective and robbers exchanged shots with no clear outcome. Passengers and crew reported the heist as a bold and well executed deed.
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