Shipping News Fragment From Harbor Listings
Miscellaneous shipping notices mention several ports and routes. Entries include references to Hongkong, Alameda, Francisco, Sydney, Manila, and Anchorage with uncertain dates and cargo notes.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1899
Page
7
Miscellaneous shipping notices mention several ports and routes. Entries include references to Hongkong, Alameda, Francisco, Sydney, Manila, and Anchorage with uncertain dates and cargo notes.
Harbor front cargo list from February details vessels sailing to Maui Honolulu Kahului and Seattle. Ships include Lytina D Foster Consuelo Amby 279 tons to Frisco and Hawaii lines with multiple lumber cargos by J D Spreckels & Co and Hind Rolph Co. Passengers listed and various steamers and schooners loading and sailing to Honolulu and San Francisco.
A package of powder bursts open on Magasine Street while a load of explosives is hauled. The contents scatter, ignored by eager youths, as a fiery blast injures none and dispatches to hospital appear unlikely amid a chaotic scene. The Redoing Bulletin claims all the news for 73 cents.
A dense OCR filled with ship names, captains, ports, and sailing dates from February and February into March. Entries list vessels like the WF Babcock, Mariel, Maria E Smith, and Alpha, detailing origin ports such as San Francisco, Newcastle, Port Townsend, and Caleta, with dates ranging Feb 1 to Feb 27 and notes of coal shipments and consignments under Hackfeld & Co and Lewers & Cooke.
An OCR fragment touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for weakness of the spine, praises various medicines and appliances, and notes endorsements by physicians. It also mentions Rainier beer, Singer sewing machines, and local merchants, with scattered testimonials and advertisements.
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