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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1898
Page
5
A busy local page reports reopenings and events across town. Hinson’s window tinting, Kinase millinery opening, and the April 2 reopening night are noted, along with public gatherings, concerts, and lectures. Patrolman Carter suffers injuries after a runaway wreck near Independence Park. doctors hope for a quicker recovery.
W H Rickard administrator of the estate of H J Kashy deceased invites all creditors to present authenticated claims at his Honokaa office within six months or be barred. Debts should be paid promptly to the administrator. Honoka April 4, 1808.
A fragment questions why caregivers force medicine on small children. It argues a preferred method avoids using medicine, suggesting alternative approaches can achieve the same effect. The text hints at discomfort with the taste and the idea of a single dose acting like a charm.
The Hawaiian Carriage Company turned out the first complete rubber tire back in the country with ground up contracting in Honolulu. The vehicle boasts modern improvements and is bought by The Club Stables Company to be driven by Joe Clark at the Merchant Street stand. The venture started as speculation but proved highly successful with plans for more units.
A citizen urges President Dole to dismiss the guard at his residence following controversy over pardons, arguing the move would save taxpayers money and show faith in humanity. Meanwhile a 16 year old boy, Joe, suffered the loss of two fingers on his left hand in a feed cutter accident at the reform school and is hospitalized.
Read in Schuman's Carriage and Har pens Repository, Club Stub's block, showcasing a large stock of buggies ponies surreys and the Cortland jump seat backboards with canopy tops. Just received by the W. G. Irwin line, these carriages are finished in light colors and priced lower than elsewhere.
A brief note questions the safety and value of cheap baking powders and urges consumers to ask local grocers and their families about Schilling's Best from A Behillling & Company, highlighting health and cost concerns.
Mr Young of Vladivostock reports the Russian government is pushing eastern Siberia toward sea access. In eight days the government awarded contracts totaling 700,000 roubles for formal supplies. The letter notes no excitement or mood tied to Chinese complications.
A brief note states King Uros offers a neat affordable method to protect photographs with glass, promising satisfaction and practicality. Located at 110 Tel Street, the ad hints at easy preservation of images ahead of spoilage.
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