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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1898

Page

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Red Cross Ladies Plan Union Hospital Remodel at Independence Park

United States Hospital project gathers Red Cross Society women, architect Traphagen, and health officials to remodel Independence Park pavilion into a temporary hospital. Plans call for three foot elevation, improved ventilation, two entrances, four wards, nurses’ quarters, and a rear soldiers’ house for measles patients.

Red Cross Beretania Street Independence Park Pavilion United States Manila Board of Health Stadivs the Red Cross Society Sewall General Merritt Independence Park Uanda QC. G. Traphagan Duluth Honolulu Harold M. Sewall B. R. Day C. M. Hyde B. Cooper F. W. Macfarlane Traphagen Eckardt Queen's Hospital Indies of the Red Cross Society

Good Work Basin Repair Notice

The message indicates attention to repairs and mentions bike parts and tools including balances and sieves. Specific details are unclear due to damaged text.

Fine Brick Structure to Aid Sick and Wounded Americans

America and Spain anticipate the erection of a fine brick treatment facility for the sick and wounded Americans, promising substantial help and a lasting humanitarian effort.

America Spain

Marriage of Albion F. Clark and Mins. Bilon BR Osmond

A large congregation gathered at St Andrew's Cathedral Saturday evening for the marriage of Albion F. Clark and Bilon BR Osmond. Rev Alex Mackintosh officiated as organist Wray Taylor played soft music. The bride, escorted by Dr George Herbert, wore white gandio lace and veil. Miss Erickeon was bridesmaid and Chas S Crane best man. Ushers were Geo Clark and E Legros. A reception followed at the couple's home on King Street near Waikiki tarp, praised for its furnishing. The bride, a trained nurse in Honolulu, is highly regarded. the groom, keeper for Hastace Co, is a social favorite.

St. Andrew's Cathedral Albion F. Clark Bilon Osmond Alex. Mackintosh Wray Taylor George Herbert Erickeon Chas Crane Geo Clark E. Legros Kingstreet Waikiki Honolulu Hastace & Co

Drunken sailor Leather attempts suicide four times in cell

Henry Leather, a crewman from the bark Amy Turner, arrived drunk at the police station and within an hour made four suicide attempts using a shirt cord, handkerchief, suspenders, and shirt pieces. He was stripped and watched, later allowed to dress and kept under strict supervision after being removed from the ship for disorderly conduct.

Jeney Leather Amy Turner Saltor Amy Turner Henry Leather Leather Lambert

Fort Union Officer Visits Doctor's Family in New Mexico

Ava Louis K McGrew, son of a veteran doctor and post school teacher at Fort Union, New Mexico, hosted Dr. Lippincott port surgeon during a visit. The pair shared praise for Dr. Lippincott’s actions while the hospital lay distant amid a severe hailstorm. McGrew tutored the post surgeon’s sons and urged the elder toward Kenyon College.

Louis K. McGrew Fort Union New Mexico Lippincott Colonel Lippincott Merritt McGrew McChew Kenyon College

Summer School 18 Opens With Dole and Parker Addresses

President Dole opened the Summer School at Progress Hall criticizing the old education system and urging practical training. Colonel Parker spoke on teaching approach, stressing simplicity and hands-on work, praising the Hampton Institute legacy and noting varied national backgrounds among attendees.

Progress Hall Dole Kamehameha Manual School H. 8 Townsend Colonel Parker Parker Hawaii Republic United States Sym

Kauai Fourth Of July Festivities Reported In Local Letter

Correspondent from Kauai describes July Fourth events in Lihue and Nawiliwili. Morning sports in the Libue courthouse yard saw Libue win the tug of war over Kealin, while Kealin had earlier beaten Libues on Christmas. Afternoon luau at Nawiliwili drew about 1500 attendees from 3 to 6. Evening grand ball at the courthouse featured dancers from various Kauai towns, continuing until about 2 AM. On Sunday Sheriff Coney's Senneb Ululani led a river excursion for over a hundred people near Ninmalu. Monday night fireworks lit up Lihue and Nawiliwili residents.

Kauai Libue Coney Senneb Ululani Ninmalu Lihue Nawiliwili

The Most Prevalent Diseases Among Horses in the Hawaiian Islands

Samuel Kare, a Royal Danish Veterinary College graduate and Humane Society of Honolulu executive, published a 66 page pamphlet in large type on horse diseases. It outlines causes and treatments, with an end note directing readers to Hollister Drug Company, and includes a chapter on horse care noting private horse care is often left to Chinese and Japanese handlers. Dr. Kare collaborated with Dr. Rowat on the work.

Samuel Kare Royal Danish Veterinary College of Copenhagen Humane Society of Honolulu Maakaninaua Hollister Drug Company Karr Rowat

Davis Shorthand Stenographer With Humphreys Gone

J He Davis, stenographer and typewriter, with Humphreys gone, reports a telephone Tol in progress.

Davis Humphreys

Shore Resort Projected for Honolulu Plan

O T and L Co directors envision a Waiaina land deal to build a first class beach hotel near the present terminus. The railroad seeks Bishop estate land while mountainside acreage will host campers. A beach resort with tents, reduced excursion rates, shade trees, and a bathing area would offer a nearby getaway without long trips to the Coast. Regular weekend trains are popular as riders explore windward island sights.

Honolulu California Waiatna Bishop Old Harbor

Monitory Circular on Department of Education Communications

Dr T Rodgers secretary issues a circular guiding school agents and others doing business with the Department of Education. It instructs how to address letters to the Inspector General and the Seors bet and warns against mixing matters for different officials. Letters to the department will be opened by the secretary while letters to the minister by name will be opened by the minister himself.

Department of Education T. Rodgers

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Ayer Charles Begga Hollister Drug Co., Ltd Salo Agnaile Sansome Bt King Bt San Francisco San Fransisco Flornlulu Hawa Ian Mercantile Agency King Wtrast George D. Gear King On Bethel Streets Charles F. Peterson Notary Public Kaahamanu Street William A. Henshall Keahamann Street Tob Edings Corner Bethel Wih King Btresta HL F A C.wall C. E. Wall D.D.S New Love'u Building Fort Street Ilbert F. Little Milo, Bawau United States Hospital Ladies of Red Cross Society Traphagon Bein King Street Marriage of Albion F. Clark and Mise Wien R. Osmond Dicates Col. Parker Armatrong Allen Gol. Parker Parker Igs P.M Crawley Orkk Doetows Nook Oahu Railway & Land Company Waialua ROYAL Povsk Tans
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