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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1897
Page
4
Evesins Bulltin reports President Hostoer of the O BL RK Telegraph estimates up to a quarter million people may join the Klondike spring exodus. He predicts rapid telegraph links to the goldfields so distress or needs could be called out to the outside world.
Nakamoto stabbed his mistress about a dozen times last Thursday in Anahola Kauai, wounding her badly before attempting to cut his own throat. He was stopped by bystanders. the woman may recover, Nakamoto hospitalized at Kealia, and the other Japanese man was captured and jailed at Lihue.
Pipe maker confirms completion of Bishop Memorial Chapel with organ recital planned by Wray Taylor of St Andrew's cathedral. Including organ, chapel cost reaches 260000. W W Wright rents Union Street premises once held by fre department for carriage use. Stables and yard on makai side subleased to Club Stables for service near Sterling's paint shop.
C J Waleb appointed exclusive agent for Rubber Tire Wheel Co of San Francisco offers quotes on application. Tus Bear rubber tire used on the Coast. Call at 613 Fort Street opposite Club Stables for information.
In Honolulu Schuman, with 15 years in carriage and livery, opens a new establishment in Club Stables block Fort street. He bought cash direct from eastern factories, offering goods at lower prices than the local market. The motto is quick sales and small profits as he builds stock for island climate and tastes. Camarinos California Fruit Market advertises at King and Aie streets, phone 378.
A garbled 19th century style catalog note offers goods across toys, leather, writing implements, frames, dolls, and flower work supplies. It mentions patterns, crepe tape, colors, Hawaiian annuals, and subscriptions, inviting readers to request needed items.
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