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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1898
Page
8
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the sole remedy for scrofula and impure blood. It claims external treatments fail and presents a testimonial from Prep B. Onn Way of Woodstock Vermont who reports clear skin after taking the medicine.
Weather is clear with north wind as ships movements are listed for Bremmern dod and total for the next six days, starting July 1. The log notes signal whistles at 12h Greenwich time and references Han water reactions with a sustained tone.
AMMIVALS schedule notes July 1 and July 10 with listed contestants Bun Kiiai Clarke for Hawaii Mauporta Atme Mikuhala and others. Names include Stine WG Hull Shuerson Lahojia Mantua Kone Kaw and further entries with Keauhou Has naumaulu Kilauew Mas ports and Mol Bennett.
Born in Honolulu on July 18 to the wife of HS Padgett, a newborn with unknown given name. The brief notice records the birth and parental association without additional details.
Pred Harrison unveils a new 60-foot derrick at his Paboa quarries able to lift twenty tons above a bed of Hawaiian blue stone. Recent work yields stones around 3500 pounds with several approaching five tons, promising easy extraction of four to five ton blocks. B Bergersen, agent, 164 Bethel Street, touts awards and world exposition honors for construction quality and motion efficiency.
Shipping news from Alameda to Hawaii reports sugar movements, vessel arrivals, and cargo details at Oceanic and Brewer wharfs. Legal notices seek injunction against Frances J Jackson over estate proceeds from Harriet Squires, with Supreme Court actions on Wai lua Sugar Co and other cases.
The debate featured Hoar opposing large armed forces and debt while urging patience to protect constitutional character. Lindsay of Kentucky praised Hoar, calling the debate essential and provocative. Ligusay argued against annexation on constitutional grounds, warning Hawaii could become a U S dependency, as Cuba policy was debated. White of California defended anti annexation stance. Davis moved executive session as the Senate adjourned at 5 14 pm.
A Red Cross Society general meeting at the YMCA heard finance reports showing receipts of 2032.20 with 8314.05 spent and a balance of 1718.15. Hospital updates noted six patients at Queen’s Hospital and five at Red Cross Hospital, with several set for transport to Manila and others recovering.
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