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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1898
Page
8
Mrs. Sarah M. Hook of Red Lake Montana reports chronic dyspepsia and fatigue improved by Hood's Sarsaparilla. She credits stronger sleep and regained energy for housework after using Hood's product. Caution urged to buy only Hood's.
Shipping intelligence appears garbled but indicates a report from Dinmont signal station with weather hints and tide notes. The fragment mentions a Starboard whistle and standard signaling terms, implying routine maritime observations and possible tide conditions.
Fragmentary note lists aid measures for an upcoming air operation tomorrow. Details are unclear but reference to pid and ix aya suggests planned support actions and timing, with several shorthand terms remaining unexplained.
A fragmentary notice lists numerous ship names and origins including Honolulu Yokohama Kailua Kapaa and San Francisco. It records cargo counts passenger numbers and connections to firms such as Ambrito & N Castle Hubbard and W G Lewin Co. Gaelic vessel services are noted with routes to Lagoon ports and San Javier.
A baby boy was born in Holualoa Kona Hawaii on April 20 to the wife of L.8 Aungst. The birth adds a newborn son to the family branding the date with family joy.
Perhaps the oldest person in the Hawaiian Islands died today at his Emma street home. Estimated age per best records is 120, born in 1778. The remains will be interred in Makild cemetery this afternoon.
Pinnow all styles of Kroeger pianos for sale for cash or on instalments. Old instruments exchanged for new ones. Pianos rented tuned and repaired. Telephone 321. Bergstrom Music Up Ltd Masonic Temple.
Drift second battalion and Palamna Chapel host an evening prayer at St Andrew's Cathedral. Meeting times listed as 7:00 with various attendees referenced, including Piret Hewimment and Beottiah Olab in a loosely recorded note.
Steamers James Makee and Novan with sugar arrive at port. Defiance discharging at New Fort street. Light nightly showers reported from Hana coast. Gaelic carries 23 Chinese and 204 Japanese. Kauai sugar stocks listed. Manow Loa blocked Kinau wharf by SO Allen. Mauoa Loa brings sugar, cattle, and coffee from Naslehu and Greenwell ranch. Two aged native fishermen Kabukala and Enoka, both blind, fish near Public Market with canoeist Kama von. They declined lifelong rent offer to stay near Lunalilo Home.
A tangled extract lists names and affiliations from Havokaa Kapna Chiona Japan San Francisco and beyond. The shuffled items include scientists doctors couples and families such as J R Elliott Takizoka Dr CM Pease Mrs Hugh Landor Mauoa Loa W P Fennell and a long roster of individuals with no clear event or context.
A fragmented note records Belaeter and Uo- trade with Deroe Lane for cattle hides and associated goods. Names appear garbled, but reference to a deal involving Belaeter, Uo, Brewer and Deroe Lane is clear, mentioning cattle, hides, and other items among the terms.
The MIU Courts hear libel and separation actions with Brown and others named. Seagen withdraws complaint for separation from Nathan F. Barges. Kalili vs Wilder Steamship Co pleads general denial. Ejectment motion set for 10 tomorrow, Magoon Silliman for plaintiff Canthe Weaver for defense. The will contest of Joseph Leamun disallowed costs. Dayton estate accounts approved. administrator discharged.
In the sessions Judge rewrsons court this morning E Dunbar was found guilty of malicious mischief for cutting up policeman Conley s clothes and fined 1000, appealed to the Circuit Court. Lam Chew and two natives were fined 5 each for shakin chew for cigars at the Chinaman s counter. J B Otterson fined 16 for assault on a Chinaman, Christopher Bergerson 5 for obstructing arrest. Three native girls fined 3 each for making loud noises at night. F Smith assessed 5 for license violation. The Gaelic liner brought many wealthy tourists ashore to view Honolulu sights with 11 carriages carrying passengers visiting Pali, Panch Bowl and Waikiki.
Miss Hart entertained friends at her father Judge O F Hart Waikiki home last evening in honor of her birthday. The reception ran late into the state hour. Francis Gay’s illness prevented the Guy family of Kauai from attending.
Julius Hoting and family plan a move to Germany for better education for their children. The eldest daughter is already attending school there. They do not intend to sell their Honolulu property and business interests at present.
A Carter committee member argues the Kapio park site is preferable to River park due to distance from city and red tape. The idea to place the fountain at King and Richards streets aims to center it on Executive grounds, avoid a dangerous corner, and ease access, with a projected triangular drive layout and improved neighborhood views.
After cleaning plated goods, rubbing with tissue paper greatly improves the gilt. The quick method preserves shine and minimizes wear, highlighting the fine detailing on decorative items.
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