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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1896
Page
8
Various ships report arrivals, departures, and cargoes along the coast. The Avatralia sails Saturday, Aug 15, and several vessels from Honolulu and San Francisco are listed with crews, cargoes, and destinations including Orient voyages. Weather and tide notes accompany the maritime traffic through the harbor.
Fragmented OCR lists participants and roles across several locales including Waimea and Hanamaulu with surnames such as Keauhou, Nawitiwill, Mokawell, and Waimea. The text appears as a roster of individuals and assignments, with no clear event or outcome described.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous surnames and initials including Archer Bailey Cleave Drensiar Gunn Halivent Mawar Kennedy Miller Hicharde Walker and Walker. The page reads as a roster or notice with many truncated names and unclear roles, suggesting a society or membership record.
Fragmentary OCR item notes cargoes from an island site with garbled place names and suspect dates or figures. The readable elements mention vessels, routes, and ownership hints but lack coherent context or full proper nouns to form a complete news item.
Fragmentary lines mention Stewart sidelined and a player named Gilbert in a game. Readable details are limited, but the note indicates lineup changes and partial positions for a local team likely before a match. Further context is not available in the fragment.
The San Francisco Chronicle editorializes on Kate Field’s deteriorating health and the push to move her body from Hogotulu as no U S entity bears the cost of repatriation. Uncertain plans linger, with Hawaii proposed as a place for preservation or burial while the journalist’s condition worsens in the face of mounting expenses.
From Castle and Cooke circular No. 102 this morning sugar market items: Australia brings stronger tone than China. Java bags 2000 to arrive near Bose at 96 degrees. hope for larger price gains. Granulated in New York 4.56, San Francisco 45-8. Beets rose to 44d then 98 6d and 84d before no current quotation. Stock dropped from 1053-8 to 1035-8 common and from 97 to 87 4 for preferred. Arrivals include CG Wilder and John D Tallant at Honolulu and Hilo August 2. Albert and Transit awaiting discharge. S. N. Castle aboard.
International updates note Gold Democrats in Connecticut and Vermont choosing delegates for the Indianapolis conference. President Krueger cites British delays on Jameson raid leaders. East African Plantation Company director Schroeder receives fifteen years penal servitude for brutality. Natives resist white forces in Rhodesia. A July 26 Yellow Sea tidal wave devastates villages, killing four thousand.
Paul Neumann will travel from San Francisco to Guatemala as his health allows. He states the trip is not for health alone and aims to persuade promoters to run a Guatemala to Honolulu steamer line, backed by large Honolulu business interests.
Seventeen Chinese contract laborers whose time expired refuse new contracts. They are brought up from Ewn plantation and lodged in the police station, awaiting repatriation on the Velocity. Seattle grows into a city with sordid details of beer and nightlife mentioned around the Criterion.
The advertisement touts J T Waterhouse as the source for garden and yard tools in Hawaii. It highlights hoes rakes and garden shears, notes English-made shears, claims broad stock and quality, and asserts the shop’s name over the door guarantees quality and price. It also references beautifying lawns and mentions Chinese and Japanese yard men.
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