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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1898
Page
6
By authority under the laws of the issue the water rates are now due for the term ending December 31. Payment must be made at the Water Works office on the date of July 15. Failure to pay results in service suspension and penalties as stated by Andrew Brown, Water Works Director.
A writ from the Court of the First Circuit details an Admiralty case brought by Henry Rebusot Trovelutler against Paul Se Molkihana and others. It seeks attachment and repairs to the vessel North Kom near Island of Haver. The decree requires work to be performed, with hearings and orders to enforce the proceedings. Witnesses and clerks are named, with the court presiding at Howelong.
The Court of the First Circuit clerkship and authorities cite restraint and process against the Schooner Moktham and crew. A show cause hearing is set for the seventh day of a specified month to determine if the libel and costs should proceed under law and statute.
A June 26 order at Chickamauga Park calls fifteen regiments to be ready for active field service. They are expected to depart for Cuba via Tampa. Reports note Cuban prison treatment for Hobson's men and casualties among Col. Torrey's Rough Riders from Wyoming in a Tupelo railway crash. Major global tensions mix with naval and political shifts as Japan’s Premier Ito resigns after advising party government.
The Monadnock's history on the Pacific coast is retold with doubt. Built around a keel plate from an old hull, the ship underwent years of redesign and Congress funding. Despite debates over cost, the vessel is now regarded as a premier fighting ship and a strong home defense asset.
The Police Department removed Captain Hookano Livut Newsham Kawaaka and Court Officer Alex G. Nicho lIns. Their replacements are not filed yet but expected within a day or two. The expelled officers fear job loss but accept it as a lesson on strict rule interpretation.
Bergstrom Music Co. Ltd offers Chickering Kimball and Kroeger pianos for cash or on costalment plan. Instru ments exchanged or rented with tuning and repair services available. Located in Progreaa Block Fort Street.
Matt W. J. Coon was arrested on a charge of unlawful possession of opium. He appeared yesterday after a reported incident at the company where Coon has worked, with Wit. Larnen testifying as head of the agency.
A Dover Arkansas resident A Collin credits Hood’s Sarsaparilla with health improvement after years of eczema. The ad also notes Hood & Co offers Hood’s Pills for liver issues and mentions Archor Saloon’s beverage service and a selection including John Dewar’s Scotch and other liquors.
A terse OCR fragment lists various fruits and vegetables such as oranges strawberries apples grapes lemons celery cauliflower and potatoes alongside notes on seafood and dried fruits. The text includes scattered misspellings and unclear items, suggesting a catalog or ad line from a market page.
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