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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1898
Page
8
Shipping intelligence reports clear weather at Dinmont signal station on Apr 1 with tides noted. The Stanton Cine whistle sounded at Who Oe finights and Greenwiel Lime, while Om and Hiv walian Standard were also cited in the coastal forecast.
Meeting Mysth Lodge and K of P drill company events announced. Services in churches listed at 7:30 PM, with N G EH and other group activities noted for this evening.
Harbor front items note outward bound sugar for San Francisco on the Rithet and Wilder at noon. The Mogul from Yokohama docks April 26 for Portland, while Peru sails to Hongkong via Japan after coal shortages. Local cargoes left on Kauai by Janes Maukea include Kilauen and Kesha among others. Wind shifts and seas rise as Kaena prepares return cargo of sugar and provisions for Governor Schlemmer and survey parties.
Steamers sue and to sull tomorrow wind for the next six days are an fole lows.
Arrived at Honolulu Stinr Kuena Mosher six hours from Panik Stir James Makew Tullett one hour from Kapas. Sailed from Honolulu Rime Helene Macdonald for Pas wuld. Bk Rithet Thompson for San Francisco wants SG Willer McNoill San vs Jaey.
William Brody age April 14 1898 residing in the city appears in an informal deed notice. Further details are unclear from the fragmentary OCR text.
The Apel PI Hoo. AH. M. Whitney's invalua ble magesive, The Pionter's Monthly, for April has a great variety of water relating to the agricultural interste of the coun try. Some recent notable expres sions of opinion in the United States, on Hawaiing sugar and nonexation, are given in editorials wnd pelvetiona. O Commisioner Marsden has an article on eo for pests, Thera are letters from prectious suuer growers and oilers. A nummary of the finan cl condition of July republic is given editorially.
Anticipation builds as Miowera brings Brattle Rainier Bock to the Cri terion Saloon. A large shipment is expected to quench thirsts and boost morale, with fans guessing the prime favorite this year.
A fragmentary passenger list records arrivals from Kapaa and Kauai ports with names including James Makeo Miss K Trask and Miss Ju liette Smith, plus attendees for Maui ports such as HP Ballwin CB Wells HS Townsend and Deputy Marechal Chil lingaworth. other items mention O Brewer & Co and miscellaneous individuals.
Article describes two classes of reception gowns for at home occasions. It notes materials like silk wool and satin, skirt styling with trains or pointed yoked embroidery, and suggests suitable colors and trims. Details mention a pink plaited skirt with a silver ornamented bodice and black satin belt with rhinestones.
A Perthshire farmer and a friend mock a Scots character named Jacpherson as mean and crude. The farmer recounts visiting his house at night, asking for whiskey, and being served awkwardly, with a polite attempt to protest. The exchange is relayed via a London Telegraph quotation.
Editor proclaims ruin after advertising beet music premium to subscribers. Rival paper across the street is giving away pianos to play it on, prompting a sharp, humorous exchange about promotions and losses.
A phrenologist at an open air performance calls a gentleman a “clove observer” and doubts he would attend if admission were charged. The Kimberly district mines employ about 40,000 people, yield 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 carats annually, and have produced tens of millions in value. Rome’s Colosseum, built by Vespasian, held 100,000 spectators, spans five and a half acres, and stood 120 feet high.
A decipherable nocu describes a plan for a simple railroad between Ata and Odawira to Japan with narrow road access and four persons backing a two of the circle drawn up bill by half dow. details include a platform incident and an express implication. Also noted is a remark on avian and human loge proportion in the Constant Pulling discussion.
A terse note requests reaching Pauline via a hagry ring up Teleyhone 907. The message presents no further context or supporting details.
The Waverley Club’s first public concert featured Mrs D Campbell and Mrs Woodward with Miss von Holt in accompaniment. A brief blackout interrupted performances twice, dimming the hall and drawing humor from Vice President Edwards as an old lamp flickered in the dark. Audiences awaited the next event with interest.
An old urged patent medicine advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier and strength booster. It promises to dull appetite, enrich the body, and improve digestion while claiming to be a favorite family cathartic.
A Maui based Toogood family travels to Wai tune to establish a hotel under plantation auspices. Mr Toogood formerly held a lucrative post with the Waia one Company and collaborated with Mr Centre on Maui.
England bound, J O Cook of Theo Hookkepr ships via Pera Inst Wight for Dewat and Europe. Will join wife in Lidia before returning to his old home in England. Expected absence about six months.
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