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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1899
Page
8
Weather report from Diamond Head noting hazy conditions and a 83 degree midday high with 80 percent humidity, wind irregular. Coastal shipping entries list vessels arriving and departing from Honolulu on August 4 to August 9, including the Tacoma, Stout, and W G Hall, with multiple crews and passenger movements between San Francisco, Manila, Maui, and Hongkong.
London July 26 Lloyds Register lists global merchant ships totaling 28,18() steam, ore, and sailing vessels with 27,673,528 tons. Britain accounts for 89 percent of tonnage. the United States follows with 2,465,387 tons. Other nations include Norway 1,610, Germany 24,53, Sweden 65,991, Russia 643,627, Italy 4 France 1182, Japan 841, Denmark 796, Spain 701.
Report on the carrier Young Maus showing 1456 tons unloaded with about 851 tons remaining. Captain Murray anticipates departure next week while the Young Murray oversees repairs to a vessel rigging. Crew shortages due to illness and prior voyage fatigue are noted as the ship resumes operation.
Rioting workers from the Born Steel Range blockaded a bridge train, dragged a motorman and conductor from their posts, and wounded them with fists and weapons. Soldiers arrived, the rioters retreated to a nearby factory, and General Axlice inspected the area from an Orange-street car while declining to comment on the situation.
Deliberations continued as jurors study life or death implications for Paul Corcoran after Mr. Borah's final argument. Judge Stewart instructed the jury and they retired to the deliberation room, awaiting a ruling that could influence future prosecutions. Also notes a European fad for Scenic Postal Cards, including Hawaiian subjects at 25 cents per dozen.
By authority the public is invited to attend a ball at the Executive Building on Friday August 7 celebrating the first anniversary of the Transfer of Sovereignty of the Republic of Hawaii to the United States of America.
Having purchased a tract of the finest land in Manoa for residence sites, Morgan invites applications from buyers. Fronting the West Manoa road or Liholihe street, each two feet wide and 160 to 200 feet deep, with government water on West Manoa road. Terms one third cash, balance none and two years at 6 percent. Early application. JAS P F MORGAN, 33 Queen street.
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