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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1899
Page
8
A town reports the formation of a new syndicate of young Chinese businessmen aiming to buy about an acre on the plains to build cottages for a sanatorium. A physician would operate there to provide treatment, with plans to beautify the grounds and ensure comfortable conditions. The landowner is away on another island, delaying certainty of sale.
Col. O. P. Iaukea announces the Waialua hotel will charge four dollars per day at the new place. Special rates will be offered to guests wanting longer stays, a rate fixed last night by Messrs Dillingham and Laukea.
Murphy shatters the mile record with a sub minute time, beating his June 1 mark by over seven seconds. The Tribune notes Murphy and the paper share the fastest mile ever clocked on earth by any power.
Summary of assorted notices from Honolulu: acting under power of attorney during E Peck’s absence. McBryde Sugar Co. stock assessments. Fred J Cross supervising tracks bonding for Honolulu Rapid Transit Co. Babcock funeral attended by many. Y C A secretary’s status unclear. Rifle contest with F team discussed. Deer hunters from Molokai return to Kanai tonight. Aeneas Mackintosh passes Oxford BA. W A Smith fined $85 in police court for assaulting his daughter. Weather observations and tide at Wright’s Villa noted. Paddy cargo from La Niofa wreck saved, schooner lost. Rifle association practicing at range. smallpox incubation 7–12 days, up to 21. Quarantine 21 days. Pacific Hardware window shows “this sole has been within 80 feet of Satan’s home.” Joneses and Ball visiting Waialae hotel. Rodrigues pleads guilty for milk adulteration. sentence suspended. Two Chinese fined $60 for opium possession.
A vivid image titled On To Manila features a flag and calabash emblem presented to Charleston by the late Queen Dowager. The illustrated piece highlights ceremonial details and maritime symbolism tied to the voyage.
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