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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1898
Page
8
A brief note highlights Hood's Pills as the only medications to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. The claim frames the two products as a duo for maximum effect, reflecting a late 19th to early 20th century patent medicine style and emphasis on proprietary combinations.
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures at Honolulu during July. The steamer schedule shows vessels arriving July 12 from Oulu ports and sailing July 18 toward Manila with the Monadnock and associated colliers. Weaker lines note signal times and local Honolulu times in Hawaiian standard time, with wind and weather remarks.
Annie Akona reported a purse containing $20 and a bracelet missing at the Aswan funeral in Chinese back No. 20. A hackman was detained after a chase but denied knowledge of the purse and nothing was recovered. A curious unrelated recipe section followed.
Harbor front dispatch notes Loba and Archer finishing discharging Aryan hauled to Inter-Island Wharf for sugar. The J A Cummins delivered 150 bags of rice. The Alpha discharges and loads sugar for San Francisco while Solani sails from New York May 10. last voyage took 163 days, current 63 days out. Amy Turner sale completed to local businessmen, likely to operate between this port and Pacific ports.
The Chinese night school will pause until mid September after three months of activity teaching English to Chinese students. Eight learners joined to improve their race, and class attendance rose from 17 to 87, signaling strong interest as vacation begins. The labor conference proceeded without action. Ranier beer remains popular with the slogan “will you have a glass of Seattle,” and the Criterion Saloon offers it on tap or bottled.
A fragile scene unfolds in a convict hall as an examine magistrate and guards preside over a tense interview. A veiled romance between a prisoner and a working woman emerges amid whispers, orders, and the oppressive prison atmosphere. The exchange ends with a hopeful line from the woman and a guarded reply from the man, amid a wary crowd and looming judgment.
A St. Louis Republic summary notes Missouri’s historic nickel ore at Lamotte and its role in supplying nickel for Harveyized steel armor used on battleships. It highlights Lamotte as a long standing mine, the shift from Spanish posts to U.S. control, and Missouri’s ongoing contribution to naval manufacture through stable nickel quality.
A confrontation escalates as a speaker named Uncle orders no further appearances of patent frauds. The exchange centers on alleged deceptive claims and warnings to stay away.
A fragment from the Chicago News shows Reuben and others debating about lightning and fights. The garbled dialogue questions why fights and lights are not functioning, noting something about Habentn and repeated attempts without success.
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