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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1898
Page
1
A lengthy spell of oppressive warm weather leaves many people languid and depressed. The article claims Ayers Sarsaparilla revives and restores energy and health for those suffering. A London lady returning from South Africa writes about its benefits.
In Cape Town last summer the speaker suffered from extreme heat symptoms, feeling drained and lifeless. Friends recommended Ayers, and a course of the medicine restored health and spirits for the individual and, to a lesser degree, for her husband who also benefited.
A Social Science Club meeting at Chief Justice Judd's Nannow avenue home featured Professor M M Scott presenting a Forestry paper. Attendees included Admiral Miller Captain Dyer of the Baltimore Captain Nicols of the Bennington and many notable officials. discussion focused on forest health impacts of grazing and the role of altitude in rainfall. Judge Judd noted goat and deer overabundance and suggested inviting foreign sportsmen to thin herds. A lavish repast followed in the dining room. Judd plans Molokai travel for B Reynolds.
Note mentions Schelling’s Best baking powder and tea and asks why not, with unclear reference to a company. The fragment lacks concrete actions, dates, or events to form a complete news item.
Architect Traphagen completes floor plans for the new Brewer building to rise at Fort and Merchant, with four stories of stone or Roman brick. The ground floor features a circular corporate entrance and eleven offices on the second floor while upper floors mirror this arrangement with toilets and convenient access. Most offices are already rented as work proceeds, with demolition soon to begin for construction. Quarantine intent is again noted.
A lengthy Kalihi roadwork account details the relocation of a six ton rock crusher near the Moanalua tramway terminus. Supervisor Cumming oversees the plan to move the crusher using a steam roller and a drawn wagon, with his son Johnnis Cummings piloting the iron machine during the transfer.
Richter, a lifelong Klondike miner, arrived at the Occidental hotel from the gold fields via Australia and Honolata. He hopes the island climate will ease pulmonary trouble contracted in the far north and has become the center of interest for Klondike enthusiasts and Capt. Pat Curtis during his Honolulu stay.
Myrtle Boat Club members advance arrangements for a subscription dance to be held Friday evening. Tickets available at Thrumma or from Henry Giles at E. O. Hall & Sons. The event is not related to the club sticker distribution Monday evening.
Harry Wilder Percy Lishiman and Duke McNichol have not signed to play with the Regiment ball club. As reported earlier they promised to play if the Star team could not be reorganized. If the Star players reunite they will remain with the old crowd. A Hiehar has been ordered to Lean the States. His arrival could alter the present arrangements.
The Cyelo mere park track hosts a premier Terrill Jones match race this evening at 8 o'clock. Manager Clement has lined up a strong supporting program to showcase the top crackers.
The M C A Amateur Orchestra delivered an unusually spirited rehearsal last night for the Art League’s plays at the Opera House on the evening of the 19th. Wray Taylor conducted the session.
King Brothers Windowes and fittings tied to hotel arrest in a terse, fragmentary item. Local details unclear but item names a dispute or investigation involving a hotel and King Brothers. No dates or places confirmed due to OCR gaps.
The Hawaiian Cabinet faces a stalemate over annexation measures as the president contemplates delaying major legislation. Cabinet factions disagree on debt reduction and public improvements, while the Legislature’s mood could shift the political balance and determine the path forward amidst uncertainty.
Pearson and Hebron at 812 Fort row advertise the citys largest assortment of bicycles and related gear. Visit the store to view their vast selection and compare models.
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