18 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1898
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads "Use it For Cleansing the Blood it has no Equal" followed by unclear text about a portrait and a teaitmanint note. Readable elements identify a medical claim and a named person or figure, but details are illegible. The item appears to be an old advertisement or notice fragment with promotional language and faded handwriting.
Senate discussions reveal approval of House bills on concurrent relations and import rules. Reports favor road, bridge, sewer, and water projects in Hilo and Kamuela, plus harbor dredging and a new Waikiki harbor wharf. A $895,000 loan allocation is urged to expand Waikiki harbor capacity to handle multiple large ships. Senate Bill 30 and 26 advance. $25,000 for Nuuana stream improvements noted.
Morning session focused on House bill 5 amending the Liewnas Act. The section on Viewnsee for beef sale by slaughterers was amended to: The actual fee for a license to sell beef in each taxation district at all the ten Hollars. WAVERLEY concert at Waverley Hall on Bovhel Street for Library Fund. Program features Roknandi The Barger Orchestra and others. Doors 7:30 pm, concert 8 pm, possible dance after 1 am if arrangements allow.
A Portuguese infant Alfredo Tavarez, fourteen months old, suffered fatal burns yesterday morning at Mintebun after tipping a coffee pot. Doctors tried remedies, but the scalding proved fatal. The child was buried in the Catholic cemetery this morning.
The Puritan Social of the Methodist church will be held at the parsonage at 7:30 tomorrow evening. J. M. Webb and Mrs. Lyle will conduct the program with music and special literary features. An old fashioned New England dinner will conclude the event.
Several yachting parties sailed the Peninsula trip on Saturday and Sunday. The Clytio, under Mesara Pearson and Hebron OC, and Bo Gray led the Combination. A large party went to the Lewis Sunday aboard the Union Express Company steam launch.
Irene Brown today filed a divorce libel against O A Brown. The complaint is nolo rapport Robertson for petitioner. Papers are in the hands of the marshal this afternoon for service.
All styles of Kroeger pianos for sale for cash or on the instalment plan. Old instruments exchanged for new ones. Pianos rented tuned and repaired. Telephone 821. Barratrom Music Co. Ltd Masonic Temple Eu.
The house debates disability of circuit judges and reads several petitions for roads and a schoolhouse. Resolutions reference appropriation adjustments and a veto on street use for a Hawaiian electric railway franchise amid opposition from Hilo and Hamakia residents.
The text notes that any person doing so is guilty of an offense and, on conviction, faces a fine up to ten dollars, with a subsequent offense capped at twenty dollars. It also mentions the bill's first reading passing and its referral to the Printing Committee, and that the House adjourned at 12 10.
A Saturday afternoon fire at the Webb home, where Harry Webb a freight clerk at the scenic wharf and his children were present, caused bed flames after children played with matches. Webb suffered blistered hands and scorched palms while firefighters contained the blaze, focusing on the bed and room sides. An earlier Honolulu concert by the Hawaiian Glee Club at the Opera House drew a smaller crowd than hoped, with W J Coelho as manager and H Berger directing.
An ad claims tiredness stems from poor blood flow and promises energy and vigor through Brows Sareuparilla to purify the blood and Hood’s Pills as a simple remedy for indigestion. It emphasizes easy use and effective relief.
A large Kaumakapili congregation meeting discussed extinguishing a 2900 debt on church property. After a long debate a resolution assessing each active member 20 passed.
D and for Ommha, Martin Smith and HM P Eakin will travel by the Zolandia tomorrow for Owshi. They will move the big Hawaiian show from Com Boston to the new location. Mr Shingle will run the Hawaiian Village at the Ex dominion and depart by the next Zealandia on May 17.
Friends and family surprised Senator Henry Waterhouse on his birthday arriving at Pearl City Station. Flowers showered on the platform as he was escorted to a honoring table for twenty neighbors. The event featured phonograph selections and songs before guests dispersed joyfully.
Mr Peterson, lookout at Diamond Head, writes to deny Cassidy’s Friday statement. He says Cassidy last ran the lines and complains of poor local telephone service. He claims the reply came from Cassidy offering payment and indifference to upkeep.
Kaaken pleaded guilty to larceny in the second degree and was sentenced by Judge Petersen to 80 days of hard labor. Nine cases of rankenorss received the usual law of 82 with 81. Awana was arrested by David Kaupa for opium possession. He carried a large pack for Losen, Ww. Perry was reprimanded for leaving in check on her touch.
A Saturday evening program at the Kamehameha Manual and Preparatory Schools in the gymnasium drew a large audience. The event featured clever specialties performed in a lively style and the hall appeared nearly full with a handsome decor of plants.
Clark, a baseball player with Hustase & Co, returns to work after a successful operation at the hospital last Friday. He is in fine health and预计 to be ready for the gridiron soon.
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