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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a Bulletin Publishing Company entry with roles such as editor, telephonist, and manager. The readable items include references to a street address and office details, but the passage is incomplete and non-cohesive. No clear events or outcomes are discernible.
Support grows for E R Stackable for deputy auditor general with praise for his capability. The piece notes opium law aims to ease annexation changes and compares to contract labor law shifts while urging broad backing for the plan and its advocates.
The article commends Marschal Brown and the police force for an outstanding Saturday exhibition on Pullabon fields. It notes the department’s discipline and the individual effort of officers, urging congratulations for the marshal and his men.
The morning paper notes a shift in R. E. Morse style and raises questions about Mr. Rowell's department. It acknowledges Rowell's prior reputation for integrity though it suggests potential misjudgments and hints at possible crookedness in handling affairs.
Critics question licenses claiming contraband opium will flood Hawaii with smokers. They warn permits may enable open abuse as residents fear state officials cannot verify misuse. The rhetoric presses morality versus practical enforcement in the proposed law.
The document argues opium use is a degrading evil and urges a hard government stance. It warns that licensing shifts burdens onto districts and weakens prohibitions, calling for consistent enforcement like liquor laws and a direct moral stand.
The June term of the Supreme Court convened with Chief Justice Judge and Associate Justices Frear and Whiting on the bench. Cases argued and submitted include Wailuku Sq Co v Solomon Bale and In re estate of C Akane. Also listed are Harrison v Marks and Aldrich v Hassinger. Kennebina appointed administrator of his fead uncle Solomon Nuauao’s estate, valued at $1600 with cash 500, real estate 400 in Hilo and 700 in Honolulu. Cecil Brown represents the petitioner.
An eastern newspaper reports that ship captains at Manila were told by the Captain General the Caroline Islands have revolted and natives have engaged in various violences. The notice mentions fears for American and Hawaiian missionaries and possible intervention by Spanish gunboats.
E B Stackable is a candidate for Deputy Auditor General referencing work in the Registrar of Finance during Mr Ashley's absence and as Auditor General during Mr Laws illness. He also notes desultory services on government accounts and prior billing as chief clerk of the Postal Savings Bank with other named individuals involved in public accounts.
Contractor Harrison lands a new imported crane derrick in Honolulu. The 60 foot mast supports an 85 foot boom with a 70 foot diameter working circle. Tackle moves on travelers along the boom to lift stones or other material to any height, depositing within the specified circle. The unit, weighing several tons, will be first used on the Judd block under development by Mr. Harrison.
Timely Topics A Wedding suggests appropriate gifts as wedding purchases with sterling goods and plated ware. It promotes forks spoons and forks, including pow soup spoons, oyster forks, coffee and tea spoons, tea sets crumb trays brushes and egg spoons for gift selections.
A goodly Hawaiian congregation with some foreigners gathered at Kawsiabao last week for an address on Palestine by Rev. Dr Berger. Accompanying the preacher were Revs. H. H. Parker and Stephen L Desha who interpreted the talk with notable eloquence and force.
A native stevedore Keoni Wabiuenilanu was struck on the head by a falling box aboard the 88 Coptic while loading under the forward bateh. He died at Qaren's Hospital. No skull fracture was found but a probable neck dislocation. A coroner's jury will convene on the case.
Races are scheduled to begin at 10 o clock with competitors ready to start. Event organizers emphasize punctuality and orderly staging.
The Commercial, longest established drinking place, is now run by P F Ryan, famed as a dispenser of liquid refreshment. It has been renovated into the most comfortable saloon in town, offering draught, all brands of wines and liquors, Corvor of Beretania and Novava streets, telephone 23.
The town relies on Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, with repeat purchases by families. BE Harned, proprietor of Oakland Pharmacy, Oakland Maryland, reports strong local demand and broad dealer support.
During absence, Talands G. Schuman will act for me under full power of attorney. H. Bellina serves as the proxy or accompanying signer for formal authorization.
Beattle Meer, a popular Ranier beer, becomes a household word in Seattle as it appears on tap and in bottles. The iterion Secon features the beer prominently, signaling strong local demand and brand presence.
A notice from Honolulu dated June 20 1408 states Chas Martin is authorized to collect all money due the Club Stables Lud CH Ame Ae Honolulu.
Property owned by Samuel Parker on King Street offers a lease. Building conditions noted as needing repair and upgrading. For full particulars apply at the offices of June 17, 1498, Col. Nrown, Merchant Street. Access presumably through J. Walker.
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