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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1897

Page

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The readable text appears as garbled OCR with stray phrases about selling, good gets, and a potential business name. No coherent event or person is clearly identifiable to form a proper news item.

Pacific Records Smashed by China Steamship Arrival

The Pacific Mail steamer China arrived at 11:13 PM from Yokohama in 8 days 15 minutes, smashing prior records. It carried 60?5 tons of cargo, 22 Japanese passengers, and 8 other passengers to San Francisco, with VP Sylvester aboard. Discharge and refueling followed daylight docking, then a 4 PM sail for San Francisco.

Pacific Mail China Yokohma Equelet Hongkong San Francisco Paris Yokohama Houelolu Iast Decander Purar Brickwedel Kiedly Daly Ro Cave of Necessity Wade Observator Pacific Ocean Chine Oraga Lit K.P. Sehwerk Pawitie Mail Company Bia Child Anal Chivn Sbe Gilfillan Gultillan Aniler Pacufic Jouoluln San Francsco

Honolulu Iron Works Manager Seeks Planting Machinery Advances

Hedianann of Honolulu Iron Works awaits the end of quarantine in New Orleans to travel to Louisiana and study the latest plantation machinery improvements. Assistant Manager Kennedy assumes charge at the Honolulu plant during the interim.

Hedianann Honolulu States New Orleans Louisiana Kennedy Iron Works

Royal Areh Chapter elects officers in Honolulu

The Flowing officers were elected by Honolulu Hoyal Areh Chapter of Maseua last evening to serve for the coming term. HE Cowper Mot Exwelle t High Priest C J Wood Kings WO Atwater Serihe JK Ider Cronemrer WG Ashley Secre tary.

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Angus Faners Pallbearers Named For Funeral Service

Pallbearers listed for the Angus faners funeral this afternoon include Miviser J. A King Colonel John H. Soper Cassidy J. A Lex Lyle Lob La Pierre and C B Ripley in the order noted for the ceremony.

Angus Faners Miviser J. A King John H. Soper Doh Cassidy J.alex Lyle Lob. la Pierre C B. Ripley

Circuit Court dismisses libel suit and grants venue change

The Star reports on a circuit court session with jurists Perry and Goort, dismissing the libel case against Oahu Lumber and Wing Fat and Co. while granting a change of venue to the Fifth Circuit. Various ejectment and adjoined cases appear, including a notable judgment for Wing Fat & Co. versus Oahu Lumber and Wing Wo Chau & Co. and a list of Bank of Hawaii officers announced for charter. The bulletin adds holiday shopping guidance and a Christmas catalogue note.

Stanley J. Andrews W. HH. Hoogs District Court of Honolulu Goort J. Andre A. Travaree M. HW. Fernandez A. C. Nonen C. L. Crbbe W. H. Hoogs A. G. Corren George A. Davis Perry Kahanon Meek Whong See J. R. Mills Iserment Brown Pintaney J. M. Poepoe Sarah K. Opa Kalin Venus Fifth Circuit Wing Fat & Co Oaha Lumber & Building Co Wing Wo Chau & Co Humphreys J. A. Magoon H.R. Hitchcock C.d. Hutchins Wilder Stamship Company Skuwa W Auekok Kinney & Ballon Supreme Court Young den Og Li Hitchcock Dickey Davis Republic of Hawaii Peter Pedro de Bolt M G Silva M J Cabral Bane Askes J 9 Wood Mawori Roe Hawaiian Star Newspaper Association Wi Castle

Western Electric official arrives from Japan in frail health

JW Trokvon general secretary of the Western Electric Co. of Chicago travels by the China from Japan and plans a recuperative stopover with a proposed visit to a volcano. Mr. Jackson, an official, accompanies the trip as local telephone workers order a new metal hand.

JW. Trokvon Western Eleetic Co Chicago China Japan Jackson

Notorious Jack Thompson Convicted at Lan t District Court

The jury found Jack Thompson guilty of entry with no lawful excuse at the premises of Dr Kojima. Judge Wilcox sentenced him to months at hard labor after rejecting the defense claim. Thomson said he would appeal though bond feasibility is uncertain.

District Wilcox The Republica Jack Thompson Marechal Brown David Kamps Kojima Coun Foon Kaiwi Seisloba

Loyd Heuneme Lloyd Returns From Orient After Delayed Immigration Service

Loyd Heuneme Thomas A. Lloyd came home this morning from the Orient after two years abroad. Described as a Chinese immigration agent, his occupation was halted by government actions, prompting his return to be greeted by many friends who welcomed him back.

Thomas A. Lloyd Orient Chinon Shout Mr. Lloyd

Morning routine amid a coastal art exhibit delay

A curatorial note describes a well regarded coastal painter at Kong Bros art room. The press initially unaware of the event postponed the viewing to Wednesday evening at 7 50 oclock, delaying start and altering plans for morning visitors.

Morgen Kong Bros. Art

Punahou Prep Kindergartens Celebrate Christmas With Trees

The Punahou Preparatory School and Kindergartens hold a joint Christmas celebration with two trees at Emma Square and River Guitea grounds. Pupils from Punahou gift nearly all presents valued at one cent, while teachers and students sing carols and share a festive program culminating in a public display.

Queen Eman Hall Lis Forancon Batilay Aig Kindlergartens Christ Mae Panahoa Preparatory School Misa Ely Freuch Rive Guitea Emma Square Welil Tey Ponahoa Preparatory

Harvard and Yale Debate Seen as Close Contest

Harvard faced Yale in a heated debate with Yale supporters active inside and Harvard fielding weaker speakers. The Yale team showed strong defense while Harvard prepared careful arguments but appeared underrepresented on the platform.

Monreor Addresses Ohio Normal University Pupils

Monreor recently spoke to the pupils of the Normal University of Ohio on turret famaxin. The university president followed with a second address in support of the same cause. The question was postponed and a unanimous decision was not reached.

Aleter Bod. Greene Rov My Monrow THC Normal University of Ohio Mr. Monrot Annesa'ion

Fragmentary Names From Aawaiien Parish Notice

A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places including Tracy U Drake Arlington Wot Penil Cleves Arvemann Wasnune and others, with scattered references to New York and Illinois locations, but no coherent event or action emerges. The text appears as an unreadable roster or notice fragment without a clear report.

Tracy Drake New Yorks Wielartson William B Dones Besau Phradetyehin Arlington Clevesand Arvemann Wasnune

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