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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1898
Page
8
A testimonial style advertisement argues Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and cures many diseases. It cites a case of scrofula improved after use, claiming restored vision and health. The piece touts testimonials as proof and promotes the medicine’s price.
Movements of strangers listed for the next six days with arrivals from Mokolli Motokal and Tat Dorie san Pranete. Departures include Geruk Murle Haeksel for San Francisco and Frida Steir Kia for Hawaii ports. Births marriages and local business ads appear, including piano sales, barber services, lodging, and bicycle lamps.
A long harbor report details coal arrivals and departures from New Castle to Kahului and Kauai bound vessels. It notes schooners Olga and John G North shipping cargo, British bark Grenada chartered for Nanaimo coal, and the Chas Crocker arriving from New England after 41 days. Sugar and cargo tonnage movements are recorded, with multiple ships sailing for San Francisco and local Koolau ports amid fair weather and a rough windward trip.
Will pay Hawaiian duties until Congress provides relief. George W. Smith recalls a Supreme Court note on California’s transition from Mexican to American rule. The story explains that de jure but not de facto status left Mexican tariffs in force, delaying duty shifts until territorial status was formalized. Generals Merritt and Spanish revenue laws are cited as context.
The record lists numerous deaths from malaria fevers, typhoid, Bright’s disease, hemorrhage, cancer, and other causes among Hawaiian, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, and American residents aged from 4 months to 86 years. Notables include Lt is putting the house in order for the final act in the old Hawaiian drama and Captain George Ashley preparing for the Manila Expedition.
In a police court session this forenoon Francisco de Nix was fined 826 and costs for violating Penal Law Section 81 in a closed hearing. Omato paid 85 and costs for leaving a horse on a public highway. Alfred Roche was discharged for common lunacy. Ah Hip and Sey were sent to reform school for two years on second degree larceny. Mai nod Puis was fined 4 dollars and costs for assault and battery on Kabikaw.
A terrible explosion occurred at the American Smokeless Powder Company's works in Plympton Lakes New Jersey on July 12. Eight people were killed and many injured. The works were guarded by the Third New Jersey volunteers, several of whom were among the victims.
Report says Alice Elemakule, twelve, was arrested last night by Captain Parker after visiting his home and planning alleged mistreatment by her mother. Investigation to begin today as authorities assess parental neglect and the girl’s absence from home in a western locale.
Erase seeds from Germany have arrived recently and are rapidly advancing toward harvest. The grain is described as of very fine quality with promising prospects for crops this season.
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