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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1898
Page
8
Wind fresh with Coe 4.56, signals noted for Diamond Head and Wetherhagy. Dates Thursday to Friday show nautical timings, standard time reference given as The Standant time whistle sounds at Th. in. Os midnight Greenwich time, asking for the corresponding hour in Hae wallan Standard time.
Steamers due and to sail tomorrow and in ten days are listed here with the expected departures. The schedule provides destinations and sailing times for each vessel.
Coast freights to the islands with several steamers sailing tomorrow. The Clandine returns from Ma ui next Saturday. The Miowera delayed to June 10. The bark Himalaya clears for San Francisco with 28,165 bags sugar and 3,261,602 pounds coffee. A cricket match yields a 33 run tally with Mackintosh dominate. World’s Columbian Exposition awards high marks for locomotive design.
A garbled OCR list mentions numerous personal names and locations with fragments like Stine James Mukee and Stur Mokoul, including places such as Molokai and Waialua. The text reads as an unreadable roster or assignment of persons to routes or duties with several misread terms and typos.
Obituary notice notes the death of Willie Smyth of Walatia as the nephew of Andrew Cox, Watataa deputy sheriff. A Haima square concert program is listed with titles like Overtire, Carmen, Verdi Solo and Chorus, and other musical selections performed by Mins Annie Kanoho, Carmel Solo, and The Lombardians under Prof. Berger.
A list from Honolulu records ten days of deaths and illnesses with numerous entries for ages and causes. Names indicate diverse ethnicities including Hawaiian, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, and Scots, with conditions such as consumption, pneumonia, typhoid fever, cholera infantum, and old age. The roster notes stillbirths, infant deaths, and various acute illnesses among adults and children.
Morning reports claimed 2000 letters in tolls by soldiers, but Foreign Office staff soon stamped over 6000 letters. In the Senate 3000 sheets of letter paper and similar engal were used, with even higher consumption elsewhere. Stamps cover postage, so the government avoids costs, and the letters are seen to sway supporters of annexation.
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