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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1898
Page
4
Evesin bulletin item lists Geant as publisher and Mantel Lagan as manager with abbreviations AY to XA and Paterson involved in supervision.
A chaotic 1898 article recalls the Maine disaster and the Havana incident, praising American restraint amid Spanish tensions. It notes Congress and Cabinet officials declining quick judgments, while public opinion wavers between calls for intervention and calls for peace.
Nearly 1000 people filled Independence Park for Mrs Gunu’s dancing class exhibition. The program opened at 7:30 with a fancy drill, then butterfly polka and other dances by 24 children in ancient costumes. Refreshments at 9:30, dancing resumed for older folk until midnight. The Waverley Club event continues tomorrow with notices by Theo H Davies and Alexander Young. Admission was free.
A Woman's Board of Missions meeting is set for 2 30 tomorrow afternoon with the topic Missionary Martyrs and Heroes. Mrs. R W Andrews will conduct the session and a report on Chinese work will be submitted during the afternoon.
A police court session opened amid many defendants and witnesses. Trials include libel cases and a drunkenness incident, with several defendants remanded or ordered penance. A derelict hoax story is deemed fake and court proceedings continue into tomorrow.
Mary Eo Lees of University Ave Guthrie Oklahoma states Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved her spine and nervous weakness quickly. She praises Hood's Pills as the only pill to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla and endorses the remedy highly.
Percival Edgar Tinker, son of the Nagaon street butcher, died yesterday morning from diphtheria symptoms. He was nine years of age. The body was interred in the Nauavu cemetery in the afternoon.
AB Loebenstein will address the American League at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening regarding a proposed constitutional amendment. The event is not open to the public.
The entry lists events across Emma square and Thomas square with sessions at Executive building and Maka Inland. Notable times include Wednesday evening and Thursday night with venues Hawain hotel and Saturday afternoon events. The fragment notes multiple named places and dates but lacks full event details.
The note from King Broa at 110 Hotel Street urges completing homes with pictures to cover bare walls. It emphasizes that without walls and pictures, comfort and decoration are impossible, presenting a domestic guidance tone.
Recent rains have filled reservoirs to overflow but rush to use prevents settling, causing water discoloration and reducing usability. Call to attention this issue and urge action to address the problem promptly.
A display shows natural stone drinking water filters in four sizes holding 6 7 8 and 9 quarts. The item notes larger quantities are needed where a single filter will not suffice and suggests options for higher capacity.
Water coolers in three sizes are hailed as the finest seen here, with the reviewer noting their quality and usefulness. Another item draws attention, though details are cut off from the surviving text.
A wall hung jar like ozone device praised as invaluable for disinfecting spaces including closets. Visitors are invited to come in for a full explanation of its use and benefits.
The passage reads as a garbled historical notice mentioning Honolulu, a steamer Australia, and various gear and accessories for riding or diving. It references a worn out stock of hardware and trimming and hints at a ceremonial or official quartering. The text is incomplete and contains many nonstandard words.
A vendor advertises a wide range of harness supplies including ladies whips, trimmings, horse hoods and shoes, blankets, sacks, collars, and trap chains. The note promises direct tannery sourcing and invites orders in advance of their March 17 event, with a teaser of further imports to follow.
A historical notice lists Golden Rule Bazaar item number eight, with names Sadie Theo and Fy Lans attributed to Charles Girdle and W F Wilson. Audit record shows February 21, 1808.
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