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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1898
Page
4
A 1898 report notes advancement from lengthy debates as Honolulu eyes postwar growth. It warns against overflattery of visiting soldiers and cautions on American settlement, annexation, and the lasting impact of the legislative session.
A youthful, stalwart contingent from the great West marches through city streets. They rest briefly before continuing a voyage of more than 6000 miles across treacherous seas to defend their country’s honor and aid people abroad, an object lesson deemed to improve the world.
John Gaapsi, a South Kona farmer, brought two sets of coffee primaries to town in a wooden frame. The first set came from trees pulled from a May 1896 forest. wild sprouts near ground produced five foot plants with 86 primaries and 145 derived shoots. The second set originated from January 1895 forest trees, showing similar vigorous growth.
Report describes growth of trees reaching five feet and bearing 410 cherries at 1300 feet elevation. Also notes a large 16 inch onion weighing Ib 4 oz raised at 800 feet by Gordon Giore. Gaspar praises Kona products amid Hawaii agricultural exhibition observations.
At noon today soldiers from Ohio and City of Para marched to the Executive building grounds for luncheon. Minnesota boys wore brown uniforms and carried arms, Wyoming boys were unarmed. The regiment band led the procession, arms were stacked, lunch served, and ladies provided the meal with music from the Hawaiian band. Afterward cheers greeted Honolulu supporters, and the Pennsylvania tiger was missed.
A large crowd observed the Wyoming and Minnesota troops drill yesterday afternoon. Wyoming started at two o clock and Minnesota at four. Limited marching and arms handling were shown as the men recover from the voyage from San Francisco. The Minnesota unit drew applause for their precision and steadiness.
Lieut. Schley of the 28th Regiment arrives in port and explains he is the son of Admiral Schley and pronounces his name as slay. The note adds that few in town know the correct pronunciation of the admiral’s name.
The Higher Court notes the Hawaii sugar firm by attorney Alfred S. Hartwell amends its petition in the ejectment suit against Kahului Railroad Company and further describes lands. The sixth annual Carter trust report was filed, listing assets of 8800,554.07 and requests 880,479.92. Governor Davis argues habeas corpus in Edwards v. Supreme Court. writ denied and prisoner remanded.
At 5 p m a picked team from the Honolulus and Regiments faces a Minnesota boys squad after a prior game with San Francisco ended in a clear win for Minnesota. The Minnesota lineup includes Priest Erickson Clark Robinson Barlow Mosher Richie Burkstom Ryberg Tuckes and Dante to perform at the Opera House tonight under Princess Kaiulani patronage. Dante will perform tricks while Prof Berger's orchestra provides music as Princess Kaiulani and party occupy a box with seats sold by Wall Nichols Co.
Persons wishing to obtain teard at Makawas Maui can be accommodated at MRS HB BAILEY Torts, $10 per week, 50-bin.
Furnished mosquito free rooms for single gentlemen available in a new Kaplolan Street cottage near Beratania. For inquiries contact Hustack Jr. at the provided address.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered initials and names, unclear action or context, no identifiable event date or place, limiting ability to form a coherent headline or summary from the readable material.
W. G. Hall reports a highly successful Kahului race meet with over 2000 attendees from across Maui. Events included wheel and horse races, with more than 400 in attendance. The Maui Jockey Club oversaw the day’s activities.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a harness maker connected to E. E. Richards at Arlington with unclear timing and details. No further context or outcomes are legible.
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