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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1898
Page
1
A fragment prompts concern over blood quality and brain health linking fatigue, dizziness, and poor nourishment. It notes that stimulants and tonics cannot cure the condition and urges seeking safer remedies. The text reflects period health advice patterns and cautions about persistent symptoms.
A BULLETIN reporter quotes Mr. F. W. Christian detailing Pacific holdings under Spain. He describes Ponape and Yap in the Carolines, breakwaters of basalt, Japanese traders, and five Chieftain groups with their native populations. He notes Spanish governors, Protestant and Catholic missions, and argues for English or American occupation of Micronesia.
A fragmentary note describes bicycle repair services offered at an old workshop, listing parts such as seat posts bearings cones axles cranks and special pieces. Mentions made to order work and a shop identity linked to Gaar Oasis and Forgashi Bank.
A local shop, Honolulu Cyclery, advertises prompt attention for all bike repairs. The copy mentions Bal doy's Host Beyele and a savings offer, with unclear details about a 182 price or a 000 WORK. The ad emphasizes quick service and value for cyclists.
Reports indicate pending action in Washington may extend into an extra session to decide on the annexation treaty and related measures. Hawaii’s legislature faced a July 7 deadline, with calls to keep the body in session or reconvene if needed to resolve the legislative approval.
The Red Cross hospital moves from Independence Park pavilion to Emma Hall due to distance concerns. The foreign kindergarten displaced by the new election will be housed there until Manila groups finish. Rent for the hospital building will be waived through June, then paid by Rev. F. W. Damon as a Bed Rose Society contribution.
Deputy Inspector Gibson informed attendees that a good educational exhibit will travel to the Omaha exposition under the Board of Education. Fall Street School shows photo groups of portraits and Hawaiian themes. Yang Chung displays colored Honolulu binding. Kaumakapili offers a naval display sketchbook. Waianue, Osha College, Kenluw la, Pobukaina, and others contribute drawings, maps, sewing, and literacy pieces. The exhibit remains on view today before packing for transfer to Commissioner R. W. Shingle's custody.
Chinese laundrymen in the city unite to enforce a boycott after a new law bans sprinkling clothes with mouth-sourced water. They threaten a $100 fine for noncompliant shops while housewives discuss alternatives and a steam laundry project offers lodging and wash services nearby.
In the Senate this morning officials discussed the Rresident Act No. 410 amending a railway construction law. Senator Lyman reported on House Bill 87 which passed final reading, restricting eligibility for office to Hawaiians born in the islands or naturalized. Debate on asset procedures continued with Minister Demon to answer questions. Senate adjourned at 10 04 to Thursday with rapid transit and income tax on the docket.
Mrs T D Garvin and Miss Beard were in a carriage when a fore wheel came off near Ke aguoku street. Passersby watched as the horse was tied to a fence and the ladies returned home in a cart. Leechers Woolon fixed the wagon two hours later and the bogey was reattached.
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