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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1898
Page
8
Shipping intelligence fragment mentions Diamond Mead Siena Busthon and Ty Weather. Vague dates and nonsensical phrases reference Wednesday and Friday with temperatures around 16 Fahrenheit. Several named places and vessels appear in garbled form.
Steamers are listed as due for the west on an alternate schedule with days following the noted sill and tomorrow. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Arrived at Honolulu aboard the Morning Star and other vessels. Star James Makeu and Star Warri Hay lead the flotilla from Sydney and Fuk and Mirrone, with cargos of 10 tons curios and passengers bound for Ko Nomud Koa, Kupaa, and Victoria.
A birth is recorded on April 14 to the wife of Captain A L Se. The notice confirms the newborn’s arrival within the household of the officer and aligns with standard society announcements of the period.
A passenger from San Francisco on the W. H. Diamond, R. B. McLane, a horseman, attracted attention for transporting a large stock consignment on the weewel. He stands 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighs nearly 300 pounds at age 24.
At Novana Chapter Rove Croix AAB Kt meeting held yesterday afternoon at six officers for the year were chosen. By B. Auerbach M My AveV Gear Wy A Barnes J Woy George A Davin. Orators J Hy Bruns AAB Serimgaour secretary and David Dayton treasurer were elected.
Fragmented OCR lists many meeting venues and times for church and lodge groups. References include St Andrew's 70, Palama Chapel, Pacific Lodge 780, and a military court at 7:90 with monthly dinners and social gatherings among churches and fraternal organizations.
Morning Star reports light to moderate easterlies on the Kauai coast with sugar tonnages at Kilages Hanamaula Litas Kelow Makaweli Kekahs Kapwa and For Konasod Kau. Ships Morning Star Warri Moo Makaa Kee James Makee Warrimoo and others bring passengers and cargo from San Francisco Rio de Janeiro Sydney Makaweli and Caroline Islands. Highlights include sugar totals, passenger lists, and vessel movements noting Victoria bound sails and Wellington arrival.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a vehicle or bridge incident near Parmengers and a gathering at 7:15 PM with references to weather, trades, and arrival in Honolulu. The text is garbled, but hints at a night event, a bridge or car issue, and a weather observation with time markers.
Barney Doane a longtime Honolulu resident and former tailor business operator died of heart disease at his King Street lodging. Born in New York State, he came to the islands nearly 40 years ago and served in the U S Army in 1861. He left no immediate family in Honolulu. a wife and child were buried years earlier. News notes his expected arrival by steamer to visit an elderly man.
A chaotic report claims a surge of counterfeit currency in Hawaiʻi fuels public unrest tied to new developments in Asian civilization. It warns Japan may be involved in a labor market threat, while promising the perpetrators will receive a fair trial if caught.
Superintendent John Cassidy of Mutual Telephone Co denies Charles Petersons claim that complaints were made about the Diamond Head lookout. Peterson says complaints were lodged with superintendents. Cassidy says none have been made since he took charge. He objects only to the lookouts reference to him.
Advert says Americans should apply for life insurance now as US Spain war fears may push rates higher. Germania Life Insurance Co of New York invites applications at current rates until notified otherwise. Emmett May, traveling agent, announces services at 210 King Street. For urgent gasoline, call Telephous 907.
A reported harbor opium arrest led to talks of steering a local paper’s image through a buyout by a trustee linked to Hewshan Cnwette Company. Mr Castle, cited as a possible buyer, faced scrutiny amid claims the price paid for the Star papers was five sixteenths nickel coins, an amount deemed excessive by some observers.
A Maui woman traveling second class on the Oalin railroad suffered a sudden illness shortly after departure. Passengers were cleared from the car and doors locked as two volunteer persons assisted the mother. At Kalauao the list showed an additional passenger, a baby boy, delivered en route with the mother attended to at Kulanao station.
William Carlyle, formerly assisting PLB Ryan, takes over Anchor management with Charlie Andrews as assistant. He continues to dispense the Anchor’s cheer with Seattle draught available, along with top whiskies including John Dewar’s Scotebe whisky, and a full stock of wines and other liquors on hand.
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