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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1898
Page
8
Dupont Smokeless powder is promoted as loading like black powder with the axial Dixon measure. It is claimed to offer best pattern and penetration among nitro powders before the public, cleaner in the gun, and less recoil than other powders. It is named smoke leaf and reputed to be stable under heat cold or moisture, with strong shooting qualities for trap and wing shooting.
The Anchor now operates under William Carlyle who replaced PB Ryan in managing duties assisted by Charlin Andrews. Carlyle continues to serve the chain’s popular Seattle beer and a wide selection of whiskies and liquors including Dewar’s seated whiskies. A full stock of wines and other liquors remains on hand.
Those considering life insurance should apply now as war rumors push US companies to raise rates. Germania Life Insurance Co of New York will entertain applications for all policy forms at current rates until further notice. Exalter May, General Traveling Agent and Superintendent of Agents, 210 King Street.
An old ad claims Hood's Pills purge no more than needed, easing headaches stomach and liver woes. The copy promises relief from biliousness constipation and general bodily drainage without purging pain or violence.
Liver ills Hood's Pills are the only pills to take with Hood's Barsaparilla old by all druggists. 260. Sent by mail on receipt of price by C. I. Hood & Co. Lowell, Mass.
Shipping notices list signal station updates and vessel movements including names such as Parker, Kahuku, Kalului, Nawlliwill, and Waialua. Entries mention arrivals and departures with times around 1 pm and 8 am, plus names of captains and companies like Hilos U Hrewer & Co and Makaweli.
A birth is recorded in Hootala on April 17, 1908, to the wife of Chia Weatherwax, a son named Born.
A brief death notice records the passing of Kalal Mahl at Makawao Maul Maul Lah, aged 78, with surviving details not listed in the fragment.
Movements of the steamer indicate due and repair schedules tomorrow and for the following six days. Mariners should expect shifting routes and maintenance windows as crews prepare engines and hulls for service. Authorities urge compliance with harbor notices and timetable updates.
The Hawaiian band presents a program at Emma Square at 7 30 including The Trail of Glory King Hengoltern Thiele My Old Kentucky Home, Cornet Solo Hawaii Potol Mindlely Mr Charles Kreuter Nautical Fantasia The Flight of the Bumblebee Strauss concert pieces and more. Rainier beer promotion claims strength benefits by Ridmans. Rooms at Popular House 154 Fort Street priced from 1 per week.
A listing for tonight includes a tire concert at Emma Square with Harmony Lodge and the Sons of St. George performing at 7:30. Also scheduled is a regular event by Neil Company H and N. G. HL at Avcting Jockey Club, 7:30.
At Panuilo harbor the schooner Moi Wahine returned empty for cleaning after a 47,000 bag sugar influx in 48 hours. Captain Moher and Pilot Macaulay noted recovery from illness as ships bustle with berths tomorrow for Lwa Inui Wai oleate Kesabou Mikhola and more. Captain Mosher of Kapoa praised by churchgoers after visiting service. local buoyant mood as waterfront project talks advance.
Shipping reporters list arrivals from Maui and Kauai ports including masters F Wight and James Makee with passengers such as Rev Dr Berger JP Cooke Rev G Hirngo Mins Gran and R Hen dry. cargo totals include 12 000 sacks sugar for W G Irwin Co 6000 sugar for H Hackfeld Co and 2600 sugar for C Brewer Co with assorted bags hides hides and produce.
A garbled OCR fragment lists hotel Arvivit Arlington-DJ Coleman and wife Chicago, various individuals and surnames across states and cities including San Francisco, Burbank, Henderson and Cleveland, interspersed with unfamiliar titles and place names, lacking coherent narrative or dates. The piece appears as a random roster or boarding list rather than a structured news item.
Senator Northrup will leave for home on the next steamer as his physicians order rest from work. He suffers a complicated heart condition requiring careful care and is likely to be unable to participate in legislative proceedings for the remainder of the session.
In a Saturday interview Mr Kimm mentions Dr Price and Mrs Price being stationed at Kasate as part of Micronasia mission. The priests and Rife are credited for grand work on Rak island and for valuable labor there.
Anxiety looms over the steamer Pera sailing from San Francisco as observers doubt her arrival under certain circumstances. The vessel is not American owned and, if war breaks out, owners might not risk her on the convoy. No official word on the matter has been received.
Biogers lead the world with over 15,000,000 units made and sold. They won top awards at the World's Golum bian Exposition for construction excellence, motion regularity, high speed, stability, durability, and ease of earning and arranging. Distributor B Borgersen, agent, 164 Bethel Street.
A historic guide on garnishes for poultry and salads, stressing balance between decoration and edibility. It favors edible embellishments like curled celery, fried bread crisps, and candied violets, warning against non edible decorations such as inedible flowers while offering practical knife cuts and presentation tips.
A historical recipe text lists ingredients for a tonie tonic with bittersweet bark, cherry bark, corn root, and other roots, boiled in water and port wine, then strained and sweetened. It also offers guidance on boiling eggs by pouring boiling water over them and letting them sit ten minutes, noting variability due to water amount.
King Bros at 110 Hotel Street offer a striking display on walking topics and presentation aids. The brief notice invites passersby to view the showcased pictures and learn techniques for effective walking presentations.
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