10 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1897
Page
1
Readable fragments mention Chinese Granite week, prices, addresses, and individuals such as Jacobello Lane. The text is garbled with stray numbers and partial phrases, yielding no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a strong news item.
Francis Dunn associated with E and Offsen operates at 108 Portatroot in Byrovkul Block, Room 2 as listed in the entry. The note specifies a location tied to Dunn within the block and room designation.
A vivid account describes workers living three years in a Thames tunnel toiling at 6000 cubic feet of compressed air per minute. The writer narrates acclimatisation, air locks, and sensory changes while noting energy and aging effects, including cigarette burn and heightened activity, contrasted with surface life.
President Dole met with a But- IN representative to discuss Japanese questions for publication. He pledged to provide the press with full correspondence, noting public access to information. The talks reviewed Hawaii Japan letters, labor and immigration issues, and counts of Chinese workers. Judge De La Vergne resigned. Judge Wilcox promoted to First District Magistrate as Honolulu considers a two-magistrate arrangement.
Chicago wires report Frederick Hawkins of Detroit and T Laphage of London claim a cheaper steel ingot process to be demonstrated to an English syndicate. Lephage says two tests at Birmingham proved the method, with Bowen and cons Greene Bros financing in New York. Illinois Steel Co allegedly offered $460 million for Hawkins patent, rejected.
The Sunday afternoon concert program outlines performances by Howidlen Overtear La Date Bis var and other acts. Major McGarthy was elected major organizer, with Chari Krouter and Panny w race figures cited among stage directors. Committee members Captain Hegeim and Liew tovaute Crowe god Timtuous were named to oversee arrangements and the coming entertainment.
A Honolulu newspaper reports a rare early baseball game played on the Esplanade near the Custom House after stores closed. The match drew many young men, with one notable incident where a rider on a horse helped settle a play. The write up notes enthusiasm despite limited skill and weather conditions, and hints at future challenges between clubs. The piece also references historical public notices and local civic events from May 29, 1867.
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