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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1898
Page
8
The upcoming voyage list shows Stramens and Fou Mokotu Motokid Mie Loa Kona WG F Hall Kaoai Maw Kabutul Claudine Hib Belgic Japan. The steamers are due to sail tomorrow and continue over the next six days according to the schedule.
Fragmentary notice referencing Obitiren's Sweety and locations 7500 7180 with meetings at Mooring pile and Ledge to Aragros. Details incomplete but indicates an obituary context tied to LL Atherton's.
Harbor notes report the Maul liner Helene unloading cattle and produce and remaining ships weatherbound or inbound. The bark H. Hackfeld at Pacific Mail wharf discharges, the brigantine W G Irwin finishes, and steamer Keanboa brings Mukaweli and Klewle sugar to port. Sugar from Kauai ships moves to wharf stocks and shipments listed for several vessels.
At a Manufacturers and Producers' Association of California meeting President James W Kerr called for a central state authority to enforce pure food laws. He cited losses from bogus butter and tainted cheese and warned a bad merchant reputation harms foreign market access, noting state and individual costs to enter those markets.
Stour Melooll and Bennett are listed with 12 hours from Kaunuikukai while Stine Mikahala and Thotapeon are noted as 13 hours from Hanaimata Stor Helene and Muacdonall appear 18 hours from Ookala in a fragmented historical record.
Philadelphia health official Dr Karsner urges strict school health measures including removal of dual drinking cups, sterilization of pens and pencils, fumigation of clothing and cloakrooms, ventilation upgrades, reduced furniture contact, a 21 cubic inch per pupil space, eight air changes per hour, a noon meal, two hour afternoon sessions focused on easier studies, and no after school detention. Senator Lodge to offer March 14 an amendment to naval appropriations proposing 825000 for a cable line from Hawaii to Japan and Australia.
Ey O. Chanberlin manager of the New York Evening World suffered a bout of yellow journalism affliction after weeks of editions. his condition worsened, likened to the recall from Lisbon and a bold two line dispatch declaring war on Spain. The edition circulated briefly before suppression.
The Boston Globe notes Germany will soon open its first girls high school gymnasium after a long fight by German women for access to higher education. It compares the German system's standing to the average American university in prestige.
Fragmentary OCR shows a floral order involving leis and cut flowers supplied to Mr A L King through Woman's Exchange, with contact numbers 659 and 394. The text appears as a customer delivery note or catalog fragment from a historic newspaper page.
An article recounts the jewel known as the Larwone Batrey once linked to crown regalia and royal figures. It traces its journey from French crown jewels to private hands, ending with sale to William Waldorf Astor via private contract and later market speculations.
Tadisa clubs and athlevic gods are carried by Pearson and Hebron at 312 Port Street Basebell Goods specializes in athletic equipment and related items.
A Detroit Journal excerpt narrates a troubling scene with a deacon and family, blending ritual punishment with fear and hardship. The piece references a magical fairy figure and a perilous journey leading to a moral reckoning, capturing a fraught moment in a community setting.
The British Admiralty ordered a color shift for warships. Vessels in India China South Africa and Africa will be painted white while ships in other waters will be black. The move abandons the uniform gray then in vogue and applies regionally based on waters.
By authority the interior minister outlines election rules and lists polling locations across Molokai Maui Lanai and adjacent districts. It specifies precincts Kaliwuo Kilaupape Lahaina Wailuku Honokahau Makawao and Hana with polling houses and inspectors including Henry Dickenson Rev A Pali and J Granwall. The document designates months dates and deadlines for candidate deposits and vote preparation.
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