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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1898
Page
8
Weather clear with light wind. Morning low 60 and midday high 80. Pressure 29.82 inches at 9am. Rainfall 0.56 inch. Humidity 90 percent. Thermometer reading crosses record lows. Arrivals include Stuur Waluleate and others from Kauai and Seattle bound for Alameda and Keauhou.
The schooner Ka Mor sails for Kohalalelo at 3 pm and the Moi Wahine heads to the marine railway today for repairs. Alameda 688 arrives from the Colonies with about 200 tons general merchandise plus 200 tons of goods, and will sail to San Francisco at 8 pm. Passengers on the Garonne include numerous named individuals. From Sydney, Auckland, Apia, and the Colonies, shipments and transfers of sugar, general merchandise, and other goods are listed with consignors. A bicycle agency transfer is noted, with H E Walker's Cleveland agency moving to A G Hitchcock. Scandia crew report lively Manila relics and weapons as cargo.
On Monday afternoon at quitting time there was trouble between Lewis and Kach of the Honolulu Iron Works. The dispute over a towel led Kach to strike Lewis, who filed a police complaint. Twelve witnesses were examined. each was found guilty and fined $4 with costs. George H. Taylor heads the Tacoma Ledger excursionists on the Garonne. he is a former Chicago newspaperman now with the Ledger staff.
Major General Merriam approves findings of a general court martial in Honolulu. Private Edward W. Davis receives honorable discharge from First Colorado Volunteer Infantry with three months hard labor for trespassing and abusive language to a superior. Private Thomas Sexton gets ten days hard labor and $5 pay forfeiture for absence, intoxication, fare refusal, and disobeying orders. Private Maurice D. Walsh one month hard labor and $10 forfeiture for striking a civilian and abusive language. Private Charles Brown sentenced to ten days hard labor for conduct prejudicial to discipline. record defective for lack of oath. Sentences to be served at Camp McKinley, Hawaiian Islands.
Mrs Needham will address the 4 o'clock meeting at the Y M C A hall today while Mr Needham speaks at the 7 30 o'clock session. Sergt Adam of Captain Randolphs battery 2d Artillery is aboard the Scandia after six years in US service. He notes Manila fatigue stems from volunteers not knowing how to care for themselves.
Notice announces Nathan O Wilfong appointed Tax Assessor and Collector for the Third Inland Division of Hawaii. The document, dated December 7, 1408, bears signatures from city and interior officials and cites authoritative appointment by the Honolulu interior office.
By authority the official announces the appointment of Filip l Weaver as Notary Public for the Hawaiian Territory under the Interior Office. The notice cites the governing authority and dates and notes the appointment is effective this day.
Official guidance notes New Year and Christmas observances with holidays observed on specific dates. Government offices will adjust hours and services. ministerial statements signal closure dates and administrative actions for the period.
Official notice records approval by 8.M. Damon as Minister of Finance, indicating a formal designation or authority. The terse entry notes the approval status and the responsible minister in a government finance portfolio.
Fragmentary lines indicate a bar or housekeeper themed notice offering services and exchange of items. The readable text mentions room filling, losers, Yeat era wording, and owners seeking exchange, suggesting a stray, incomplete classified-like or advertisement fragment.
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