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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1898
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes list names such as Stine JA Commins Searle and Stine Novas Poder in a garbled linescript about ports and persons including Kakulliaely and Mik Kapau with no coherent event or dates.
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with ships such as Warrimoo Mauna and Glengyle among others. The schedule covers departures and sailings for the next six days detailing routes from Victoria Kanala and Honolulu with wind conditions noted as light northerly.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names A Tanane and T C Shoda with ages around 22 and 246, referencing Japanese maritime fever and Chinese hospital entries dated Aug 4. Mentions infant of Henry Akan in Hawaii, locations Tacane Nantanu and Waikahatulu. Names and places unclear due to garbled text.
Lock reports latest Negro of Elevator Hsing Beneted. Gro. L. Dall at work installing main elevator boasting bronze standards and decorative lattice iron. Cost estimated around 800. Entrance from Fort street. Mariposa arrival delays occupancy plans. Bruce Waring & Co. owners. Deskey’s office furnished in parlor style. desk photo of Honolulu from Punchbowl by Bertram.
Ships and schooners unload and load sugar, pig iron, and lumber at Kauai and Oahu ports. The James Makee and Mauna Loa are active. arrivals include the Kauai, Mikabais, WG Hall, and Moi Wabine. Captain Smythe returns from Kona aboard Mauna Loa. Aorangi delays sail due to coal discharge. Mauna Ala ready with 5000 bags sugar and set to sail Monday.
The Weekly Delta editorial page argues Hawaii, a Pacific ally in the Spanish War, should be annexed by the United States after years of hesitation. It lauds Hawaii’s strategic value, notes the sugar trust’s shift, and predicts Hawaii’s rise as a key Pacific hub with broad prosperity for both nations.
A list of passengers arriving from Maui and Hawaii ports aboard the Kean Hou and Aorangi includes Manna Lon Ane G J Eckhardt Mrs Eckhardt and children Mrs Bertleman Line Hoa A Rodrigues Mrs Lindley and child A Fernandez Mrs W F Roy Capt L Obair Capt d Smyth C T Ledenholm and wife R D Mead and wife WR Eckhardt ED Baldwin A B Bauman L by Nuttig Judge Kabaalelio DK Kahaclelio D McCorriston Mra D McCorriston and 83 on deck For Nawiliwili Aug 4 McKnight Palecki For Victoria Aug 4 James Campi Bruce Cartwright Pratt Wil son Alfred Augies Cunningham Scott Gallagher Elia Long Car les Long Frank Cooke Godfrey Cunha and nineteen steerage From Mauna Loa and ports sugar cattle hides pigs and other goods listed Arthur Johnstone to begin as food inspector with Board of Health at the old building on Ghee and Malulani streets. watered milk risk noted once microscopes are in use.
In Police Court yesterday sailor Robert Brown, who cut two natives and disfigured one for life in Kakariko, was fined 825 and costs. Ah Lin, arrested by Detective Kanpa for having counterfeit tickets, was fined 15 and costs. Toumimura, among a small number of Japanese arrested on drunkenness, was fined 2 and costs.
An advertisement extols Agar’s Cherry Pectoral as a remedy for colds and coughs. It advises hot foot-baths and warm drinks for children, bed rest, and continued use of the remedy to cure lingering chest and throat ailments, claiming even stubborn consumption coughs can be eased.
Walter Butler, 46, native of Raleigh North Carolina and member of Company D Hawaiian National Guard Volunteers, died yesterday morning at Queen's Hospital. Funeral held today with detachment from his company, pallbearers led by Lieutenant Petrie, flags on the hearse, and Rev. H H Parker conducting burial services at Kawaiahao Church. Detective Kaape arrested Kahana, a lontire boy, for stealing Young Min's wheel. another bicycle found at Ponchbowl and Palace Walk tied to George Wond was returned to the Chinese storekeeper. Dr High and M A Gonsalves report missing wheels.
Washington reports no official confirmation that four Russian warships sailed toward the Philippines and four Japanese ships were ordered to meet them. Officials doubt the rumor from Shanghai but warn a combined Russian German fleet near Manila would challenge Admiral Dewey and U S interests.
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