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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1898

Page

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Sailors Libel Case and Murder Report Dominate Waialua News

Legal pleadings on wages and ship duties fill columns as American Consul at Hilo and ship owner face libel claims over unpaid wages and shore leave. Separate Waialua murder case unfolds with three Japanese suspects under suspicion in the death of a Japanese woman, with a coroner's verdict of death by violence. Deputy Sheriff Cox details findings, including footprints and a missing shoe, while the Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society plans Kawainaha Seminary events.

Walter 8 Milner U.S Hilo Dria Waialua Matsral Marshal Chillingworth Chillingworth Bo Aband Paniki Waialua Tation Andrew Cox Reul Nishimoto Whd Reid Cox

Policemen to Train for Hawaiian Choral Club Concert

The Honolulu Bulletin notes Mr. Richards has consent to assemble a number of policemen for training for the Hawaiian Choral club concert. Small items in the Bulletin appear without being overshadowed by larger notices.

Pottermene Policemen's Chorus Hawaiian Choral Club Richards

Harbor delays stall on wharf project and rail rights

City officials and business groups report little progress on harbor extension funding amid disputes with Oahu Railway and Land. Governments seeks to settle rail waterfront lease and faces litigation while sewerage upgrades and coal traffic strain existing facilities. A separate Progress hall concert drew a full house with notable performances by Miss Alba and Mrs Macfarlane plus local artists.

Chamber of Commerce Executive Council Honolula Harbor Oahu Railway and Land Company Dillingham Tharaston King

Soow & Burgess Arrives With Coal Cargo After Death At Sea

The American bark Soow & Burgess under Master Poul Mortensen arrived off port after a 50 day voyage from Newenette. It anchored and was towed in this forenoon carrying 2350 tons of coal. Jas Barns, second mate, died and was buried at sea on November 25.

Soow & Burgess Poul Mortensen Mnioj

Reorganized Church Services at Mililan Hall Mililan Hall

The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ schedules Sunday services in Mililan Hall with Hawaiian and English sermons led by Elder A Greene. A benefit concert by St Andrew's Guild supports three orphans at St Andrew's Priory with Miss Hart and Mr Elston in a Robin Hood duet and guest performers. The program features music by Mott-Smith St Muller and von Holt.

Church OF Jesus Christ Mililan Hall Toa. mi Mt. Presse A . Greene Ashte Wae Leas Nn Miss Hart Mr. Elston de Koven Miss von Holt St. Andrew's Guild Wid St. Andrew's Priory

Commissioners Grant Authority for Hawaii Schoolhouse

At a meeting of the Commissioners of Exlocution Minister Cooper and others discussed a two room schoolhouse at Honomakan Hawaii and were granted authority. The Waipaba Schoolhouse contract was signed with lumber on site and Bervtania Street plans will be ready in about a week. resignations from Hamakus and Chinese Girl's School were accepted and Armstrong Smith to resume Fort Oreat school as principal. Mrs Creighton remains vice principal and Mrs Frasher becomes assistant vice principal.

Commissionera of Cooper Alesander Jortas al My von Holt Chas Hopkins Honomakan Hawaii Carther Waipaba Gonad Bervtania Street L Kiatep Hamakus School B. M. Santer Chinese Girl's School Armatrong Smith Chicago Fort Otreat Creighton

Typhoid Case Reported Near Waileik Parish

Dr Angur reports a fever case suspected as typhoid in a native boy living near the Catholic church in Waileik, just off the row, presented to the Board of Health this morning.

Angur Board of Health Waileik

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Oerfect California Milner Columbia Ors Walalaa Miwion Children's Society Kawainhao Seminary J. T.waterhouse Waverley Block Se Groceries ROYAL Cabinet and Chamber of Commerce Macfarlane Mr. Isenberg Progress Eve Berger Eleton Fenor Gertrude Tinker Alfred Nelson Braham Atraing Scotland A. Marques St. Andrew’s Priory Essra Harry Preston Frank Foster U. S Harold Mott-Smith Moskowski Mott-Smith Church Directory Jones OF
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