14 Jan 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1898
Page
1
A detailed look at parlayed Chinese lotteries labeled parapio, describing an 80-character ticket, bet ranges from 5 cents to 50 cents, and dual-draw sessions daily. Players cancel characters to win based on how many of the drawn spots match, with varied payouts and banker profits.
A fragmented OCR listing shows numerous personal names and disparate places across Hawaii, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Massachusetts, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and other locales. No coherent event or context is evident to describe.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Belnap of Messville Pennsylvania and CoM Zyller of Kent Ohio aboard the Alden Bese. The text is garbled with references to wealth, business, and sightseeing, offering no clear events or outcomes.
The Waverley club forms from remnants of the Hagey Social club with twenty five founders. It plans a temperate, non political, non sectarian space for social intercourse, mental and moral improvement, and recreation. A large hall will host assemblies, entertainments, and lectures, with annual membership fees and potential rental use.
The report details the Portuguese mission work at Kakauko Lewraly, noting funds raised for housing and a $35 yearly rent, with a central union run library and distribution system. It lists teachers and staff, including A V Soares, Miss Rowe, Miss Lamprunn, AF Coke, and others, praises Mrs Tarbell for leading work at Kukwako, and cites library expansion with 700 new books and a start of 1808 term. The tone reflects community effort, subscriptions, and ongoing education programs amid regular services and midweek prayer.
The Salvation Army plans to distribute two or three hundred copies of the War Cry to the Leper Settlement seeking donations to promote their work. The effort relies on the kindness of good people to provide the funds or items needed.
A rooftop blaze broke out yesterday afternoon as the chimney was being cleaned at the Hawaiian hotel kitchen. The fire was spotted promptly and extinguished before flames spread. The incident mention frames for diplomas and pictures and notes King Bros. at 110 Hotel Street.
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