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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item shows local bulletin style with names and placeholders. No clear event or entities readable. summarizes as a generic notice from a publisher.
Saturday February 12 1898 commentary discusses annexation prospects for Hawaii United States interest and parliamentary concerns. It argues opposition might merely delay but supports eventual incorporation while noting native Hawaiians deserve conciliatory treatment amid political upheaval.
The Hawaiiian is a weekly in a handsome new print from Bobbert's house. Editor Leverett H. Mesick and manager A V Gear aim to improve this budget issue with practical articles and Hawaiian literary pieces. Subscriptions are two dollars yearly with five cent single copies.
At last night’s annual meeting of Com ny DD Chris Willis was chosen secretary and S L Romsey treasurer for the coming year. Committees named include Finance Chas 8 Crave W W Harris and W Needham. Range Sam Johnson O Whitehead and co Macy. Investigation P H Burnette L RBumany with Laura Singer. Armory L D Timmons Henry Cook and Wm Preatidge.
A break in at J J Faria’s Beretania Street store near the pumping station between 1 and 2 a m left the safe tampered with and a small amount of money and cigars stolen. Detective Kaapa is puzzled by a narrow air transom entry and whether a boy passed through it. The report also notes local baseball and league news aboard the flagship Baltimore and mentions personnel linked to Annapolis and Chicago.
The Los Angeles Chamber faces a dilemma after a controversial annexation resolution linked to W. A. Clarke and a Hawaiian sugar factory. A member poll among 632 seen members shows 292 favor annexation, 205 against, 145 undecided, but the result may not reflect broader business sentiment. President Emerson presided at a Hawaiian Historical Society meeting, with papers by Hoo and Warren Goodale to be printed. A New Grocery Store advertises lowest prices and prompt delivery on Fort Street.
Timely Topics announces price cuts in a crowded stove market this week. The message promotes a versatile wood or coal burning stove available in three sizes and claims it offers the best value for the price.
The New Rocket Stove comes in two sizes with a deep end ash hearth that supports pots. It features an extension pocket for wood to dry thoroughly before use, improving efficiency. It invites readers to take a look at the stove.
The Blue Flame Oil Stoves we carry are ready for use at all times. They heat meals rapidly with no odor and are described as perfectly safe for home cooking.
The Hime honorars headquarters at King and Fort streets invites inspection of the largest stock of harness hardware and riding accessories ever brought to Honolulu. A steamer named Australia is noted as having a deeper load, and it is mentioned that it brought to the Pall op a noble animal among other freight.
A fragmentary advert announces a range of harness and hardware goods from the Manufacturing Harness Company. It mentions Lidia Delving Whip, various trimmings, horse gear, chains, hames, and other tack direct from the tannery with an invitation to inspect and select items for orders, promising further arrivals with the next Australia ar rives.
Public auction sale offered by the Trusts from BP shop Extate James 2 Mors Jou Wil and Koel Canta exposes coffee land leases in South Kona Hawaii. Auction scheduled Wednesday March 21 180% at noon at Morwin Auction Rooms Queon street Honolulu. Land parcels viewable at J P Bishop Mature Office Merchants street Mokulula and with J D Warle Napoopoo Kona Hawaii.
A testimonial style ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla builds health and strength, purifies the blood, reduces nervous troubles, and makes hard work easier. It also touts Hood's Pills as the best family cathartic and liver tonic, described as gentle, terrible, and sure.
A local appeal seeks monthly donations for Dr Spinoli's Sanitarium to fund ongoing treatment and expansion. The writer requests benevolent individuals willing to contribute, noting personal support for two to three patients and the need for outside aid to continue the institution's work.
Bad weather trimmed attendance at the 98 Social Club dance last night with about 20 couples present. Music was excellent and dancing continued until 11 o clock.
A catalog style notice lists titles and authors including Golden Rule Bazaar The Wooing of Maskatoon Commodus and other works. It also advertises Life and Letters of Harriet Beecher Browne edited by Annie Sea Havin and sacred songs with associated publishers and stationery supplies.
Public notice from Honolulu names DAVID KAWANANAKOA and JONAH KALANIANAOLE calling creditors to present claims by Feb 10 1808 at the office in Honua kaha at Queen and Punchbowl streets. Signatories list local officials and dates. warns of action to prevent loss.
A compact list of textile items including stair carpets Smyrna rugs silk portieres and jute portieres appears in a catalog or ad style entry. The wording suggests a sale or display of decorative floor coverings and drapery fabrics.
Furnished cottage available for a married couple. Apply at Butairin ONwe for details and rental terms.
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