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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1898
Page
8
An 19th century testimonial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier healing terrible stomach pains and facial skin eruptions. The claimant from Hurlock Maryland reports rapid improvement after using the remedy and cautions against other products.
Shipping intelligence lists arrivals and destinations with multiple vessel names and routes. Entries mention ships such as Walatua Walelua Hansmauth Makaweli Kaen Polat Opolu and Waialua, noting arrivals at ports like Hanamaulu and Waimanalo with various owners and pilots.
Booked at the Win G Irwin & Co office to sail by the nudia on the 19th for San Francisco. The list includes Gaines Saith and wife, Mr and Mrs F Y Sinchman, Mrs L B Kerr, Deba Mori, Dr ee Ima and wife, WA Lave, A Wiehman, Miss Pautine Nausse Moss Law, Mos Leighton, Miss JF B HD Stove and wife, WOH denen wife, Mrs J Ml Whitney, Ming A A Palmer, Mrs JC Pauson, Mins AR Pratt, 0 Bennett, G C Holms, Maas N Holmes, Miss Hall wed maid, Mr nut Mrs Connor, Miss d B Schroider, Mrs Haves, M Phil lie, W A Cornwell Dr, CH Drake, WP Drake, ot W Loo and wife, Miss Lev, Mrs Nivtiling and daughter, Mrs J Anderson, A Couradt and MD Monsarcat.
About 60 couples attended the Myrtle dance last night. Weather started poor but cleared to a perfect evening with a Hall & Son orchestra. The program had 16 numbers and two extras, ending at 12:20 as attendees returned home by bus, singing along with popular area vocalists.
Albert N Campbell of Stockton Business College has accepted the Commercial department instruction post at Osha College, replacing Joseph L Howard. Campbell arrives to assume duties immediately while Fiovant moves to Cooper Medical College in San Francisco. Hemp culture is urged as a California industry. A Kazae l conference vote on a Methodist difference yielded 89 to 23 in favor. Colonel Picquart ignores Comte Ferdinand Estrada's cowardice accusation and horsewhip threat letter.
Fragmentary notice lists meeting names and times across several venues including Saint Andrews Ont, Palame Chapel, and General Union, with references to special services and Friday evening sessions. Details are unreadable, but multiple groups may hold events Friday evening.
Poller, Good Friday alongshore, Purser Kelley resumes work. Vessels from Hinawealu and Makaweli plantations bring full wagars, with Magus Loa and WG Hail returning after long trips. A sailor on AJ Faller suffered a leg injury while handling boiler plate iron, treated at the cabin.
A list of names and trading terms appears detailing ships and agents in Hilo and Wayports. Mentions Claudine Veleano WD Willi am A K Nickels EO Holmes and numerous individuals, firms, and consignments of rice and sugar carried by Castle & Cooke AMCRIPTS ISLAND PRODUCE and others.
Fragmented reminiscence of a colonial era debate on capital punishment. The passage notes mercy as a theme, cites a vote on commuting a sentence to life imprisonment, and describes a committee setup to review the case. It references President Dole and Judge Wilder, with notices of debate over the death penalty and mercy.
The Waverley Club plans a week from Thursday reception with a special entertainment committee and a musical group. Names include W Hornon Wright Prof J W Yarodivy Dr James T Wayson Japthin J A Mehrtee WL Grieve Rev V H Kuest Prof J Lightfoot Prof JW Yarmley A St M Mackintosh HL Herbert and Mrs CB Cooper. Yarndley to officiate as violin. The club also announces its first quarterly meeting at 8 tomorrow evening to hear officer reports and discusses expanding the library and meeting accommodations.
William Carlyle, who formerly assisted PSP Ryan, has succeeded him in the Anchor management, assisted by Charlie Andrews. He continues to devl out the wirer s for which the Anchor is noted. Beatle bear on draught can always be had, as well as the heat brands of whiskins, etc., including the Dewar's Leon whisky. A full stock of other liquors, wines, etc, is kept ov baud aleo.
The rovela continue their Loc tility, says the Manils co respon dent of the New York Herad. They have attacked the Spaninh quarere at Buibig and Apolit, capraing ato aal ammunition. The northern provinces are aroused.
The Criterion Barber Shop earns broader patronage after adopting individual cups, drawing people who once shaved at home to visit the shop for services. The shift underscores rising consumer interest in hygienic practices and professional grooming.
Kamaawa ta Honolulu letter discusses land ownership theories, the role of tillers, and fair treatment in governance. It cites American civics debates from 1800s archives, defending cautious trust in scholarly investigations while challenging the Advertiser’s stance on tenancy and social stability.
A Board of Health urgent request failed to produce a full roster of licensed island physicians. The Interior Office lacks records on occupations deaths and retirements, with hundreds of names from 80 years but no current status. The system splits work across bureaus causing gaps in essential data.
Captain Shorey, aboard a whaler last week, sought Captain Jobe Rive, former tug Kleu master, for his current Pacific voyage. Rive was found very ill at home, leaving Shorey disappointed. Shorey needs a man like Rico to trim a crew of new hands.
The death is announced of Sir Wry Bescemer an eminent engineer and inventor renowned for his pioneering contributions. The obituary notes his leadership in developing key technologies and his longstanding public service. Further details on survivors and services are not provided in the fragment.
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