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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1897
Page
1
The minister issues a calendar notice calling all who have claims against the government to present them by noon on Saturday January 15, 1908. After that deadline the department will close its books for the year ending December 31, and those with funds owed to the government are asked to settle promptly to avoid account delays.
A garbled notice-like item references Bale or Rent and a sequence of names and places. The readable fragments mention Hartston, Whig, and A. Withe Wy Rive, with unclear actions or dates. The overall sense is a damaged historical notice containing scattered proper nouns without a clear event or outcome.
An unclear Military report notes senior officers including Colonel Finer and Walker Cooper at a Jefferson era facility. It mentions an Army department and the government paying for an armory upgrade. Further context references Whepewtion and Armory equipment.
The synopsis outlines the first annual report covering six months ending September 30. Manager Abeens explains expenditures, stock transfers, and creditor statements after losses in the plantation books. It details machinery specifications, cash balances, and plans for additional plants and pumping stations, noting strong stockholder confidence in the enterprise.
Fragmentary text discusses tubing powder costs and potential savings on a take. References Vet tee Medalting Sieat huking powder and Medit Hing s Heat ca with unclear meaning. Details are garbled. no clear facts, dates, or entities can be confirmed.
A Baltimore minstrel exhibition scheduled for Christman evening promises a laborious program. It features a strong variety act with speculation about acts, Vandervoor and Lhotio as highlights, plus a grand finale. Back and wing dancing by Adie al'ewtowors adds novelty to the plantation-themed style.
The Hopwne mill machinery was landed in about five days from the steamer Hawaii with fine weather and no windout. The operation faced rough seas and danger but succeeded due to careful handling. The large roller mill weighed around 400 tons and was moved using ship tackle with a strong derrick to lower it safely.
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In Judge Stanley's court the jury found Jack Thompson guilty of larceny in a Mokolli safe robbery case. The verdict came at 12:09 p.m. with a list of jurors named. court proceedings also noted related trials including assault with a dangerous weapon and several civil actions, motions, and guardianship matters continuing in the same session.
Juma Wallso known as Chawks and a central Hawaii driver for the fire department died at 4 this morning at 47. He lived about 15 years in Hawaii and was remembered as a popular, gentlemanly driver with a big start. He joined the department in 1906 after earlier work at the Pantheon tables. The funeral is at do'elok this afternoon. His wife survives.
A noon review described an earthquake tremor centered near Kou Hawaii with ground shaking causing people and structures to be knocked down. Several landings in Hesseula were reported as notably affected and personal belongings displaced.
A loud explosion echoed as a pistol discharged near the Borges office. Police investigated the area as bystanders gathered and a man who caused the alarm fled the scene. No one was found injured and the event disrupted a nearby ballet performance.
Contracts set for the Hawaiian hotel kitchen include Carpenter work by Jet Prod and Harrison for 2060, concrete by Thomas, and plumbing by John Nott. The two story wood structure will replace the old kitchen near the bathhouses, with brick and concrete facades planned and a large oven on the first floor. A two story addition atop the hotel is anticipated, and the pole moved from Union Street to Central Station was completed alongside a successful motorized crane operation.
The Bee Yup Society of Chinese holds a closing celebration this afternoon for about 200 attendees. A grand feast will be served at the Hotel Street restaurant following a turnout by those who called last Saturday.
A fragmented account notes Lenpreanion Larerewetone pursuing patronage at the Criterion Barbershop through numerous experiments and careful handling by gentlemanly operators. The text hints at a transformation but remains vague on concrete outcomes.
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