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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1899
Page
8
William Honren of Honolulu declares in a June 30, 1899 letter that he was in full charge and with full authority as engineer in charge, countering a June 27 paper statement about his role in Columbia.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth arrested Kalan on King Street for selling spirituous liquor without a license. Kalan admitted guilt but claimed she would deny in Battle Court. She suggested summoning her husband, a guard at Caba jail, to explain more. Two barrels and kerosene tins were found, tied to the family’s use.
Notices cover job ads at the Orpheum Hotel and a photo supply ad for funeral services. Events include Rabbi Levy at Central Union, Annis Montague Turner singing at Kawainaho Church, and Queen Dowager Kapiolani’s lying in state. Other items note a Worthington water pumping outfit to Oahu, a real estate sale, and remarks from police court about defiant defendants.
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