05 Aug 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1898
Page
1
London papers discuss Spain and the Philippines while the Hilo Bureau of Agriculture holds a meeting with Minister King and board members. Thinning forests on Tantalus is approved. new hires and port records, flag ceremony planning, and local court actions are reported, including arrests for larceny and opium cases.
The blind native who imitates street whistles was found weeping against the convent wall this morning. In a sudden frenzy he hurled a heavy cane into the street in a transport of raga, risking injury to a passerby or driver. Honolulu’s charity might be focused on this unfortunate man.
A strong attendance is promised as singers meet to rehearse for the flag raising. All singers are urged to attend and join the chorus. WH Hoogs will sing the solo of Red White and Blue.
A meeting of the tookhatders of the Union Food Toy Ltd is scheduled for next Friday to consider amending the charter.
The American schooner Eli Wood under Jol Hanson master arrived in port at 6 15 this morning after a swift voyage from Newcastle NBW with a cargo of 758 tons of coal for the Loter Lalund Company.
Dr Samuel Karr a local veterinary practitioner was bound for Vancouver on the Aorangi yesterday when harbor police halted him after a man alleged his passport was blocked by a town foe. He was entered as a fraudulent debtor for 155 50 then released after confirming details.
Readable catalog fragment lists bicycle components including roller bearings tempered springs ball bearings clinch sprockets chains gear cassettes and forged crank parts. Items described are made to order with various accessory components available at the old reliable supplier.
Fourteen American soldiers remain at the Red Crows hospital today with most in stable condition. Armstrong Smith, principal of a large town school, finishes two weeks of night duty at the Red Crow and hopes relief comes today during a furlough period. Nine soldiers still at the Queen's Hospital show typhoid fever symptoms but are not in danger. The Maui ship from Hawaii docks amid trade with 15,000 bags of sugar.
An old attorney recalls a police court incident where a man improperly wore a hat as he left. A marshal silent, an officer knocked the hat off, and a memory of Judge Hartwell imposing a $10 fine for hat wearing echoes through the courtroom.
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