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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1899
Page
6
East side of Kalihi Valley offers Pearl Harbor views described as best in Honolulu. Deep soil without rocks. water will be laid before building. A Kaiulani Memorial Park space will be set aside. Lots offered at lowest market prices. applications received at our office with preference given to first-come, first-served buyers.
The United States Transport Indiana arrived at 12 50 p m Sunday after a voyage from San Francisco on November 28. It carries 1 officer and 749 enlisted men of the 40th Infantry, including Brigadier General Funston and Captain Paul Smith. Officers listed include Major Cratmhill, Major Case, Major Mulford, and many others. The ship also notes a large passenger list and mail. A Pathfinder survey vessel, built under Rear Admiral Hichborn, is in port. it is described as a fine vessel with 168 foot waterline, 196 foot overall length, and 33 foot 6 inch breadth. It will operate in the islands until spring then proceed to the Aleutians.
Sheriff Baldwin Deputy Lindsey and Officer Keanu returned from Kipahulu after investigating the burning death of Ah Pa the Chinaman. Burn site blood outside the grass hut supported possible murder. A suspect was clubbed dragged inside wrapped in kerosene and set on fire to hide evidence. Reward offered for information leading to conviction. Pu native under arrest on suspicion.
Thanksgiving at Wailuku was marked by a rural service in the Pala Nutlee church attended by old and young residents. Pastor Rev. John Kalino appointed speakers including M. Kulkablut Halu Judge Peter Noah Judge J. W. Kalua and Rev. John M. Lewis who spoke on Thanksgiving as a national emblem of religious thought. This lived as the island's first Thanksgiving service outside Honolulu with residents from various communities.
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