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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1898
Page
8
A young boy afflicted with scrofula blind eye disease was treated by an oculist without relief at first, but he gradually recovered and is now well. The report highlights eye health and medical care outcomes for a child under care.
Shipping news notes a June signal from Diamond Head with cloudy weather, fresh wind, and time signals aligned to Greenwich time. The fragmentary report mentions weather conditions and soundings but lacks complete details.
Inland shipping notes report steamer movements and upcoming sailings for tomorrow. Fund for the wet mix lays is under consideration, with plans pending approval for Lowe.
Sailings recorded from Honolulu list vessels including Btur Kina and Clarke bound for Hilo Helir Ka Moi Bam Paautlo Star Two Townsenl, and J A Cummins Searle bound for Lagoon ports with Wala tas Sune J noted.
Sunday night service at Central Union church features five nationalities with Hawaiian Board directing. Songs and Scripture in Hawaiian Chinese Hagues Japanese and Portuguese, short addresses by JE Damon Ur Okawura Mr O MU Gukeok Mr Soares and others. Choir will lead singing.
Corpus Christi service at the Catholic mission was halted at 10:30 this morning celebrated by Bishop Gulstan with Pathors Clement and Brancis, Brother Adelbert, and a choir of twenty four boys. Seattle Rock Beer scarce in town with limited sale at the Criterion. Rooms at the Popular House, 164 Fort Street, from 81.00 per week.
A busy harbor forecast with ships at Oceanic and Fort Street wharves. The steamer Hawaii undergoes repairs on the railway, and the Alice Cooke discharges lumber at Fort Street. Kainlani sails to Pearl Harbor, and several steamers head for Hilo Eureka and Manila. Public market fish sales surge with 8000 skate noted and a fish stall boom ongoing as new ships arrive and more cargoes expected.
A six year old Chinese girl told Judge Peterson she was beaten by her mistress Kam Fong and her husband Mock Soong after being brought to America as a servant. An attempt to explain the oath failed as interpreters struggled to convey the girl’s understanding of possible outcomes for the defendants or for herself if she spoke truth or lies. The case, heard by the court, followed an ordeal of examination by attorneys and the girl’s cousin Hong One who swore out a warrant for arrest.
A list of travelers departing for Hawaii includes Mr Miller and Mrs O E Miller along with multiple passengers such as HL Holstein Mra Y W A Hapai Rose Miss McIntyre 0 8 Smith Wai Kim O A L Holt Chong Keo W G Dauphiny Dr Averdam Tam Yet Sings A Ka ana Miss Hall Rev 8 L Leehiau Rev Kekipi Mrs Hose and son Rev W Hill Wo W Douirls Rev L Kobe Rev Sasakura Rev Kanda Miss Ninamia J T Moir Ji W Barnard B T Sedarholm H P Baldwie E D Tonney WO Smith.
Official program for the fourteenth annual meeting of the Hawaiian Jockey Club held June 11 1898. Races begin at 6 am with multiple purses and cups including the Merchants Purse the Union Fredd Co's Cup Kapolani Park Purse Irwin Cup Watkapo Challenge Cup and Kamermameha Purses. Entries are Hawaiian breds and open to members of the Jockey Club with rules under the Pacific Coast Horse Association and the National Public Association.
A note praises Criterion Barber Shop where loyal patrons grow over time. Unlike other shops that see a temporary uptick, Criterion reports a steady, lasting increase in clientele and ongoing patronage.
The article touts a world leading product with over 15,000,000 units produced and sold. It claims top awards at the World Columbian Exposition for construction, motion regularity, usability, speed, adjustability, durability, ease of learning, and arrangement. Mentions B Bergersen as agent at 16 Bethel Street.
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