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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1898
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text notes a time reference around 12h and a local place name, with garbled details about a start time and standard error. The readable portions suggest a public or scheduling notice but lack clear entities, actions, or outcomes to confirm.
Ships set for Aug 7 15 and 18 departures from Oahu ports including Ste Beauhot Ste Wiialenle 1 Btmr James Makee and Amir Kaual with captains of AML Allen Besse Potter and Bruhn. Inbound notes mention Mauna Loa for Lae Haine Madlocd Kona and Kau and Keauhou for Ko tow Nawiliwili and Punoluu. The Engineers battalion encamped on Diamond Head with New York Regiment moving from Kapiolani park enclosure. water service to camp grounds tonight. Captain Barker assumed command of the battleship Oregon.
The schooner Norma was not well today while the Moana sailed for San Francisco shortly after 2 p.m. The Aloha loaded in San Francisco for this port as Mutipona departed. Waialenlo returned from a special trip to Hanalei and will sail on the topgallant Oahu route again tomorrow. Soldiers guard the Irmgard wharf where the Laking lies with ammunition aboard. Purser Bendall provides a report on Sydney to Auckland movements and passengers arriving from the Colonies, Kapaa, Lahaina, and San Francisco aboard Moana, James Makee, Alden Besse, Jessie Minor, and Kauai trade ships. The Lakiow will not sail until Monday. Sugar and merchandise arrive for W G Irwin & Co and others, with several vessels carrying lumber, horses, and general goods into port. Notable arrivals include the Alden Besse from San Francisco with passengers and cargo, and the Moana’s detailed voyage log from Sydney to Apia, then toward Honolulu. Killean leaves the Moana for the Coast to return with fall millinery, while J B Grosaman heads coastward for new ideas and goods.
A historic recipe describes simmering batter with colored turnips and carrot, minced onion, bay leaf, anise blade, and parsley. It then adds flour and milk, nutmeg, and pepper, cooking slowly in butter, finishing with a creamier yolk glaze.
New York soldiers from Company G of the 1st New York on Diamond Head erected a flagpole and raised a four foot American flag at dawn on Tuesday, marking the first military flag over Hawaii. A larger flag is planned to replace it tomorrow.
The list includes D W James and wife Jas Hyde Pratt and wife C M Gooke and wife Sehildren and mail De TD Wood and wife Mrs M8 Rice C B Wells and Master Ward Wells Mias Harrison Mra I Drew A Rice F F Hedemann W Raw kins Miss Newlands Capt W B Godfrey wife and 6 children Mrs Conha and Miss Cunha Albert Cunhe Mra Eaton EJ Murphy wife and child John A Bcott Missa A C Edwarda Mra Godfrey Rhodes Mies M Chapman Mise Rnodes Mise Irene Dickson Mrs Geo RB Hay Mrs T J Hig gins Master Higgins J B Gross man W R Castle and wife Alfred L Castle Beatrice Castle Mise Herrick RJ Putnam L A Mil ler Miss AE Decoto Mrs Havin JD Holt E Gutechow wife and child A Lewis O BE Rice CO Berger F Unger TW Hebron Mies Craft Percy Goldstone wel RO Spaulding A Taylor AA Long PJ Bart Miss Killean C 8 DeskyMiss Maude Wight Miss M E Dexter WE Furnstone Mra Dean and 2 children Miss A Ward Miss Eo Brown Mrs A P Jackson
A long list of names and places appears, including Hotel Arrivala in Arlington, Judge J B Barley, Phoenix figures, Dyea Alaska locals, Baltimore and Honolulu residents, and several international names such as Edinburgh Scotland, London England, and Sydney linked individuals. The fragment suggests a passenger or arrivals record with numerous personal names and destinations.
A group gathered in J Q Wood's office to discuss a series with the New York Regiment but no arrangements were made. Players prefer not to schedule while busy with boat racing. A meeting will choose a captain soon and no games occur before September 18.
Pollew Court Notwa to the Police Court this morning Ah Tim and Al Wa were found guilty of having chefs tickets in possession and were fined each 25 dollars plus costs. The case of Ah Nga charged with peddling cakes without a license was nolle pros'd. King the hackman was fined 25 dollars for leaving his horse untied in the street. King's horse ran from a spot near Kapiolani Park to Kamehameha before being stopped.
Mrs James Nott aged 56 died at her late home on Kukui Lane early this morning. The funeral will be held from the residence this afternoon. Mrs Nott leaves many friends and was mother to Jas Nott Jr and Mrs J B Gibson.
A mid nineteenth century domestic remedy urges hot foot baths and hot drinks for wet feet children with Agara Cherry Pectoral to ease coughs and bronchitis. It promises quick morning recovery and long use to ease and possibly cure chronic coughs and consumption in some cases.
An OCR fragment promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a healing remedy for throat inflamation and fever with a claim that a doctor will explain its use. It cites wild cherry bark as a key ingredient and urges reliance on the product to stop coughing.
Stamp stock listed by J C Tlasei at MG Lygon Street Melbourne includes Hawaiian and other stamps for sale. Prices from 25 cents per hundred. Contact Auntnilla 903 20 for details.
Mr and Mrs W R Castle depart this afternoon on the Mouna for San Francisco then proceed to Boston. Mr Castle will stay about five months, while his wife and children remain away for about ten months.
Four soldiers likely to be removed from the Red Cross site to the United States hospital tomorrow, with two more nearby. The operation appears part of a wider transfer plan to relocate personnel for treatment.
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