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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1898

Page

5

Banished Bananas Aboard Troop Ships In Honolulu News

Local notes report bananas forbidden aboard troop ships and new iron gates at Kawainhao church yard. Princess Kaiulani’s reception at Ainabau drew a large crowd while Minnesota regiments and Honolulu volunteers planned games and camping. A Minnesota band and a sizable dedication of music enriched gatherings. veterans and local officials visited, and a wild steer incident involving Senior Captain Parker spurred quick action with helpers.

Kawainhao Kaiulani Ainabau Wilder Wight 8. N. Castle San Francisco Myrtle Boat House Minnesota Honoulu Morgan City Honolulu Wray Taylor Y. M Rt. Taylor Capt. Berger Chas. Krenter Wm. F. Lewis St. Paul National Guard Fargo North Dakota Maine

Tolani School Closing Exercises Highlight Field Sports

At Tolani school closing exercises Tuesday afternoon students performed literary and musical pieces before a campus field event. Lane Wong won the 100 yards dash and high jump while J Bolster placed second in both. Kellett took broad jump honors and Wong won the quarter mile. J Nottey was runner up. J Bolster threw 98 yards. Under 12 events awarded to Orowningburg Ah Tet and P Baker. Prizes at Iolani went to Alex May Joseph Aea John Notley for various examinations and religious knowledge.

Tolani Lane Wong J. Bolster Kellett J. Nottey A. May J. Kellett J. Kolikoa Orowningburg Ah Tet P. Baker Iolani Alex May Joseph Aea John Notley Eddie Ab Yin John C. Andersen Hugo C. Koelling Henry Hart Philip Wong Lo Chong Ah Sang Kim Hong Fritz Koelling Ah Yen John Yee Ben Alex Hewitt John Emmeluth

Wyoming Troops Forward for Spanish American War Quota

Wyoming has not met its 138 man quota but has dispatched a volunteer battalion of 342 with officers, a 125 man artillery battery, and seven cavalry units totaling 742. The force, including a railway accident death toll elsewhere, now stands over ten percent of available male population. Voters, mostly men, numbering about 1100. Wyoming stalwarts march to Yankee duty.

McKinley Wyoming Honolulu San Francisco Manila Cuba

Conference Reports Adopted on Rapid Transit and Loan Bills

The Senate and House adopted conference committee reports on the Rapid Transit and Loan Appropriation Bills, paving the way for third reading passage. The Kalibi pumping plant and Punchbowl reservoir project become assured. the Refunding Bill passed second reading. In the House a 90 day extension for the Clerk and a pro annexation flag resolution were noted. The opium case of W J Coon concluded with a $250 fine and three months hard labor. an appeal was filed. Captain Thomas Millar of the Wyoming battalion, a Scottish newspaper man, is described through a rich brogue and sharp talk. Superintendent Andrew Brown uses him as a water purveyor to Honolulu.

Senate House Conference Committee Kalibi W. J. Coon Preas Thomas Millar Wyoming Battalion Andrew Brown Honolulu Scotland

Floating Para City newsroom crew keeps print run steady

In a floating printing office at Para, twenty five printers and news papermen work aboard with a press and email plant. W. H. Bohannan from Boyd Montana visited the Buterin office asking for a stick and copy to “keep his hand in,” spending about an hour or two at his tasks.

Para W. H. Bohannan Boyd Montana Buterin

Bartlett Springs Water Declared Superior Health Tonic

After surveying health seekers across the United States, authorities proclaim Bartlett Springs Water superior to all others for common ailments. They note many travelers visit springs for health, citing endorsements from prominent figures who have sampled the waters.

United States Bartlett Hawaii

Court Notes Nolle Prossed Opium Case In Police Court

In fore noon court, Quan Chong unlawful possession of opium was nolle pros'd. Assault cases of Chas Corney and Martin Msce and Joho Todd on Nigel noted. Jackson Frank Wade fined $5 for assault and battery of Annie Mcknnni. Geo Resely cruelty to animals case listed with J E Davis stenographer and Humphreys & ear, Telephone 751.

Quan Chong Nolle Pros Chas Corney Martin M Sce Joho Todd Nigel Jackson Frank Wade Coute Annie Mcknnni Geo Resely

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