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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1898
Page
8
The text explains powder qualities ideal for trap and wing shooting, noting it remains effective under extreme heat or cold unlike other powders. It emphasizes hard, quick performance and recoil behavior, aiming to guide shooters on the best choice for accurate upland shooting.
A fragmented note from Woodbrook Vermont describes a debilitating condition with scarring and the claim of recovery after using a remedy named Hood Sermeperine. The writer cites chest and back injuries and mentions a past year of treatment alongside a monetary loss of eight pounds.
Shipping intelligence notes a Dinmont heat sign station and twin weather signals with a time reference at midnight Greenwich. The garbled text references Stanberd line and a whistle sound, suggesting a maritime communication fragment with unclear routing and station names.
A brief notice notes movements of steamers and Atwaniers as they die and prepare to sail Wamarrow. For the next days, various file laws govern the course of this voyage with expected navigational adjustments.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a meeting with unclear names and numbers. It references Henotola Conman Dary and the number 73 alongside unrelated phrases about locations and people, making a coherent summary difficult.
Shipping news from Honolulu reports heavy rains and northeast seas at Waialua, various vessels arriving and departing including the Miowera, Albatross, Warrimoo, and Rio de Janeiro. Coptic repairs in progress after damage. opium and gold aboard the Rio de Janeiro emphasize a rich Orient trade cargo. Honolulu to Victoria route updates and sugar shipments from Kauai and Honolulu noted.
A verbose list records arrivals and departures, detailing ships, origins, destinations, and cargoes. Entries include vessels like Amelia, Ceylon, Planter, and Sharp Shooter with dates in April, and consignments of sugar from Castle & Cooke and Hackfeld & Co.
Fragmented OCR entry records shipments with names such as Hacktell Stine Kaw Pauikt Stor J A Cunning Seark Obes f rou Heoin Stair Mikahala Thompson Amsehr Alot Dabel I Hilo San Francisco and Waialua with vague dates and destinations, lacking coherent context or complete details.
A Honolulu program features overture and solo numbers by multiple performers including Annie Kanoho and Charles Kreuter. The Zealaedia supplies tea house woods for Camarinox California Fruit Market at King and Alakea Streets with orders or telephone 878.
Report from Hongkong papers describes a rice famine across several provinces of the Eastern Empire. Unspecified crop shortfalls last year, Formosa export ban by Japan, and expected shipments from Honolulu to Canton. A Shanghai Mercury missionary cites famine-like deaths in a district.
Welch & Co reports no change since last note. Crntrifugals at 4) cents per 96, Beots 9 per cwt. Granulated sugar in New York 4.90 cents, here 5. The Bryant, Albert and Mauna Ala berth for Honolulu. Rumor on last Saturday’s mile race scheme to down one man collapses as insiders anticipated the other’s move. William Carlyle takes Anchor management, continuing beer service, Seattle beer on draught, and top whiskies in stock.
A warrant issued by Marshal Brown targets a man accused of practicing medicine without license and linked to a fatal case in Kakwako. The accused, claiming permission from the Interior Department, faces scrutiny as officials deny any license records. The case hinges on testimonies from patients treated by the man and reticence of witnesses.
A Zenalandin freight gangway collapsed yesterday afternoon as a crew of six stepped onto it. Two men plummeted about 15 feet to the wharf but escaped serious injury due to luck and quick reflexes. The stevedores narrowly survived a major accident witnessed by the ship’s large crowd.
Jones entered the Criterion Barber Shop for a standard shave and cut. He emerged praising the barbering in unusual terms and claimed to have found an exception to typical shops and would become a regular patron.
Hose Croix Native announces a Rose Croix chapter meeting at 6 o'clock this afternoon. Full attendance is urgently requested due to interim business and important matters to be discussed.
A series of coffee ranch listings near the Volcano Road describes multiple properties including 16 acres cleared and under cultivation with 1 year old trees, 70 acres planted in coffee trees aged 2 to 5 years, a dwelling and outbuildings, and an 80 acre farm with water and older trees. Several tracts offer owner planting and clearing as incentives, with several other parcels described near the Volcano Road and Mountain View Hotel, including 54 acre and 20 acre options with improvements noted.
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