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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1898
Page
8
The text provides fragmented names and phrases with several garbled terms. It appears to reference an obituary or memorial item with ages and family references, but most details are illegible. The readable bits mention an age of one year and possible personal names without clear connections.
Delivery notes advertise wine, whiskey and liquors from Anehor and Dewars Scotch with a fall stock. Portraits enlarged from hotel to lifesize. The Oliver Typewriter showcased by AV Gear at 210 King Street praised as best machine with 15 million units sold. Advertising references World’s Columbian Exposition and Bergernen agent at Bethel Street.
Election P H Brooks Division gathers at 7 30 pm. Waverely Social Club meets at 7 pm. Prayer services in churches at 7 30 pm. Delt of Company G N G H hosts a 7 30 pm meeting. Mystic Lodge Koof I Circus entertainment at 8 pm.
Harbor front reports show Japanese steamer Riojun Maru and barkentine S N Castle arriving from the Orient and San Francisco with cargoes and passengers. Mikahala and steamer Mikahala list sugar arrivals for Hanamanu, Koloa, Makaweli, and other plants, while dredging work proceeds at the marine railway and a new upright engine aids the drilling scow. Fresh northeast winds drive rough seas at Mokuleia, Hanamanta, Kapaa, and Kilnnes with expectant weather improvement later in the week.
The steamer Riojun Maru captained by Moses anchored off the quarantine pier at 8 o clock this morning carrying 250 tons of Oriental merchandise for WG Lewin & Co and 507 passengers, nearly all immigrant laborers from Yokohama. It will sail to Seattle tomorrow afternoon after discharging workers and then dock at Oceanie wharf.
A fragmented list of individuals associated with Maui and Kauai port notices references Claudine GP Wilder and WG Hall among others. The brief items mention master win Campbell, Mr Buchholtz, and several other names across Kauai and San Francisco shipments, with incomplete affiliations and roles.
Foreign honors indicate San Francisco arrival of Alien Cooke who reached on June 15 after a 23 day voyage from He nelnta.
Plew to May and Ama seek to quiet title in a suit with defendants Mrs B M Maygoon and Dr L VP Alvarez by lawyers Magoon and Silliman. Intersee plea in bar argues issues already decided by the Supreme Court. In ejectment of Nakona Neleolani and AB Lomahao, a stipulation grants ten days to file a bill of ex er tions. In Paonokalaniva et al quiet land title case all answers deny the allegations. Judge petition of Theo H Davies Co to bankrupt Harry Cannon is set for hearing with Wood representing the petitioning creditor.
The Kamehameha Mandolin and Guitar club plays at the YM C A quarterly meeting set for 7 30 tomorrow evening. Officers will give short talks and a reception for new members taken in during the past three months. The meeting is open to the public.
Pleurisy and pneumonia caused the death of Julia Kauuwai on Monday. The disease was attributed to her own want of caution as she fell ill while at work, took unwell around one o clock, and complained only the next day at ten, too late to save her.
Tomorrow at 10 pm devotional exercises will mark the day of prayer for colleges at Oahu College. Addresses will be delivered by Theophilus HL Davies Dr Hyde Chief Justice Judd Tk Castle and others inviting all friends of the college to attend.
The record notes Avelation Mine Waleh's lecture on Evolution test evening, praised for attendance, with no lecture planned for Saturday. It also mentions McTivho purchasing the wreck Hoeia at noon for 83 and the schooner Jotshore at Panalanaul being badly broken up.
The fragmentary report describes Sherman era telegraph lines and forager actions as soldiers and scouts discuss enemy networks. It notes banners, supply routes, and the tension of living off the land while protecting communications, with a focus on steadfast troops and curious questions about relevance of actions.
We read a garbled OCR account describing a wooden bedstead frame and its joints, comparing it to iron bedsteads, with scattered names and places such as Princeton and Hobart. The text shifts to mentions of a Mrs De Mte Comh and a Mr Cheehertr, then ends with unrelated lines about furnishings and a house.
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