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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
5
Local and general items announce benefits this evening and mail from Australia at 4 pm tomorrow. Circus parade, band, auctions, furniture sales, hotel menus, and Masons degree work noted. Various society meetings, court actions, and business notices share town life details with cargo of ads and schedules.
Miss Anna Cahill a milliner at the Hotel a treat milliner died at Kellogg sanitarium after a two month illness. Funeral from the Roman Catholic cathedral at 3 pm. Interment in Catholic cemetery on Kong Street. Cahill a native of Fremont Ohio came five years ago to run the millinery dept then opened her own store in spring 1895. She named Father Valentine administrator of her estate. Store property on Hotel street and cash go to sisters in Cleveland Ohio and Louisville Kentucky. Personal effects to Maggie McGregor and Miss Peters. Her bicycle goes to Miss McGregor.
A Honolulu souvenir album featuring 40 photo views with a map, produced by The Davey Photo Cov Ltd and J. J. Williams. Describes embossed silk bound cover, price of 1 dollar and ten cents postpaid, world-wide shipping, and special mentions of harbor views, Diamond Head, Punchbowl, and other prominent Honolulu sights.
The Regiment baseball team will feature Jer and Tishman with May Malt joining the squad this year. Hawaii’s Honolulu team counters with Wilder and Lishman feared stars, while Star’s Sam Woods and Donald Ros linger. Organizing a fresh nine is emphasized, possibly sourcing a Coast pitcher to complete the lineup.
January reports recount total solar eclipse observed from Vizidroog and Joar with a two minute totality and a corona of pale silver and blue. Professor Lockyer and Professor Campbell led camps. sixty spectrum photographs captured changes in the chromosphere amid favorable weather. The Nizam of Hyderabad freed fifty prisoners as the London Morning Post notes promising results from Rajapur observations. Odessa stations faced partial failures due to poor weather.
W A Kinney hosted a party of friends including W S McCormick a Salt Lake banker Captain Dodge and wife and other visitors from Salt Lake City who joined a special rail car excursion yesterday afternoon returning about 5 o'clock. A number of city people accompanied the party.
A advertisement touts a tasty oil medicine as the simplest way to avoid distress for children. It claims the preparation is the finest in the oil line, acts like a charm, and comes in a bottle priced at 26 cents with many doses.
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