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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1898
Page
8
Shipping notices list weather warnings and voyage notes. Signals reference routes including Warrintow and Sydney with six day outlooks and arrivals at Yokoburaa Mauna Loa area. Names like Claudine Hilo and Francis appear with place markers such as Rio de Jaudee and Yokoburaa. Strong entities include Mauna Loa and Warrintow.
A garbled shipping ledger notes multiple arrivals and consignments at Honolulu including Star Twalani and Gregory with 15 lire from Honokas, 1M from Kahului, 14 bes from Crone Havreeinsiattue, Searle with 6 line from Waimanato, 707,000 feet lumber to Allen & Robina, and Andrew Hicks and Shorey from San Francisco among other goods and consignments from Newcastle and Beattle.
A compact program featuring Don Giovanni and Mozart intermezzo glimpses alongside Pirates of Penzance. Includes Kadmvi and new pieces like Make Man Love Keep Your Promine. Also presents Corner Bolo Brighton Beach and Kehops of the Night with a Riviere Walt morning march finale.
Brooklyn, an armored cruiser, leaves Navy Yard for a Cuba cruise. She stops at Newport News for Sterling Bicycles to equip shore service. Pavillo Cycle & Manufacturing Co of Honolulu is Hawaii’s exclusive agent.
A brief note records the St George Monthly meeting with the Lone group and the assembly approving a motion. Items include a calendar, election considerations, and a formal resolution dated mid month, reflecting local church governance and community matters.
Harbor bulletin reports multiple vessels loading and sailing for San Francisco and Alaska bound routes. The steamer Iwalani and whaler Andrew Hicks stop for mail, while the bark Alden Besse departs with 22 742 bags of sugar valued at $99 940. Several steamers like W G Hall Kaena and Maui for Kauai ports set sail, and the bark Huckfeld aims for San Francisco after loading sugar. The Mikabala prepares machinery for Kolo plantation as sugar moves from Makaweli and Waianae. The Iwalani’s return precedes another possible Helene sailing and general rough seas persist near Hamakua.
Passenger lists show departures from Hovkoka and Kauai routes with families and individuals including Miss Eva Dayton, Mr and Mrs E S Terwilliger, Mrs E Kempeter and two children, E Powell Jr, and others bound for Molokai, Lanai, Maui, and Hawaii ports. Additional names include Judge Carter, W A Hall, Wilcox, F W Cover, Mrs Isenberg, and several others.
A rough OCR listing notes quantities of cargo and livestock on multiple vessels including Ke Ao Hou and Keene. Items include potatoes hundreds of bags rice hogs cattle sandrine packages and machinery, with dates in April and references to ports Kauai Osho and Kan.
An old man recalls a lively party where a guest vows to drink to an early grave if needed. The tale ends with the group realizing excess is dangerous, and the toast dissolves into quiet near dawn. The Buffalo News fragment also includes recipes for sweetbread sandwiches, maple frosting, and game preserving tips.
G Akana fined five dollars for working on Sunday in his tailoring shop. Kehelomauva fined ten dollars for cruelty to animals after leaving a horse harnessed nearly all night. An assault and battery charge against G Muller was withdrawn at the witness's request.
By authority a formal election notice outlines Molokal districts and polling places. It lists precincts Lahaina Wailuku Wailuku Homuaula Kula Kipahulu Hana Koolau and others, with polling sites, inspectors, and supervisors under Minister of the Interior JOA. KING. The document sets April 14, 1908 as the election day and specifies deposit deadlines for candidates.
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