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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1898
Page
8
Fragmentary weather and shipping notices from Diamond Head provide a snapshot of noon and midnight forecasts. The readable text references quantaons, weather, and periodic signals, but the full details are obscured.
Steamers due and set to sail in the next six days include ux fole Belir Ka Moi from Hama kun carrying 20 hes. Star J A Cummins and Searle with 4 bre Waimanalo. Haw bk Andrew Welch Drew 19 nye from San Francisco. 1000 tons mdse to C Beever Co. Sime Mogul Wright for Perth. Mauna Loa Simeron for Ko na and Kau. Moul Freeman for Kahului. Atuir Iwalani Gregory for Hono Jiwa. Keauhou Thompson for Las Ihain. Mikabalu Thompson for Hanamaulu. Wood Hall Hagluol for Nawiliwili. Walaleale Parker for Puna uu. and J A Cummins Bearle for Hein.
Anxiety grips the community as speculation swirls about whether the upcoming teamer will signal war or peace. The week’s judges saw no middle ground amid a looming crisis, while residents debate a peaceful solution.
A compact schedule shows Palmama Grocery stockholders meet with American League ball at 7, Anniversary entertainment by Odd Fellows at Harane ball 7:30, Drill Company B N G 280, American League meeting at 7:30 at Meeting Court Campus A C F i, Hawaiian Lodge Mason 7:30, and the Annual Y M C A public meeting at 7:30.
Harbor Front reports in San Francisco details of Captain Macfarlane's new launch and a busy fleet at Brewer's Wharf. W H Dimond plans to sail May 6 and Iroquois may head to San Francisco if war news favors it. Ka Moi brought 1652 sacks of sugar, Moloia waits for a charter, J A Cummina sails for lagoon ports, and the new vapor launch is being fitted at Healani boat house.
A passenger list records arrivals from San Francisco including Andrew Welch Mabry and child Misa Belle Drew, plus numerous names such as the Panopolis bishop, A W Carter, Fred Carter, Mrs Beard, HR Hitchcock, Mrs Now Kanhave, and Mrs Ayers among others, with cargo noted as ox sugar quantities 1300 and 1652.
After drill this evening Company B will host a smoker in the reading room of the organization. Other features include refreshments, music, and amusement. Company B will reorganize its shooting tone and three teams will be put into the fold as soon as possible.
A Senate brief on wharf work notes two government filled lots must be completed by June 22 or the water front area granted by the Youmane estate will be forfeited. Minister Cooper estimates land value at 60,000 and cites costs for filling the two lots. The issue may intensify harbor questions and potential future government concessions. The question deed and map were sent to the Special Senate Committee studying the harbor system.
FR Spearman notes in St Nicholas that the Missouri River appears to lose water downstream. Government measurements show the river shrinks by about 20 000 second feet between points in Montana and further downstream. Dakota farmers report artesian wells yielding water where geologists found none, suggesting irrigation from a hidden river leakage while cherishing its dry weather boon.
Patient Mary EK from Guthrie Oklahoma reports relief from spine weakness and nervousness after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. She asserts strong recommendation and notes Hood's Pills as essential companions for efficacy.
Plaintiff today served a notice to defendants to produce at trial letters from the Department of Interior to the Oahu Railway and Land Co. dated July 28 July 25 August 22 September 3 October 30 and November 30 1889. Hartwell for plaintiff Kinney Ballou for defendants.
Paul Neumann today entered suit against John K Sumner, B F Dringham, qeznlehes to recover 8500 alleged due for attorneys fees. The claim grew from two suits titled Sumner versus Dowret and Sumner versus Crandall.
The Waverley club adopts oil lamps before its Bethel Street ball as electric lights failed last night. The club prepares for future outages and notes photo spoilage risk without glass protection, while King Broad is credited with a miracle event and a new photographic venture is hinted at.
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