14 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1898
Page
1
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a thoroughly reliable blood alterative. The booster text claims it cures or relieves feverish conditions and various ailments from ulcers to rheumatic gout, improves digestion, liver function, and nerve strength, and is universally in demand.
The morning Senate debated the Board of Health's accounts and nonpaid bills raised by the Finance Committee. Senators defended officials, criticized bookkeeping errors, and pressed for a thorough report while defending the board against hostile newspaper attacks. Adjournment followed routine business and committee actions.
A reader asserts that Schilling's Best baking powder is superior to weaker powders, praising its lack of alum and claiming it delivers genuine baking power with honest strength.
Wires across Kakni street in front of the Carleton house were blown down last night. On the opposite curb a large cocoanut tree is partially blown down and now lies close to live wires, creating a dangerous situation.
The Senate received a message from President Dole via Minister Cooper, urging consideration of a House resolution on executive conduct. The note warns against legislative overreach directing executive travel, arguing it could trigger rival and clashing responses between chambers and hamper executive decisions. March 11, 1898, Executive Chamber.
The Secretary of the Navy calls for expanded battleship construction with Congress likely to act. The piece urges greater seaport protection through fortifications but argues that robust defense against malaria-type disorders is provided by Rainier beer at the Criterion Saloon, phone 783.
Toma, a Japanese officer, assaulted Officer Jackson on Saturday and has been suspended by Marshal Brown.
The investigative board met at noon and reached a unanimous decision. The result will not be released until tomorrow when the matter returns to Mr. Desky for submission and formal action.
The committee decided to indefinitely postpone the races advertised for next Saturday due to bad weather and a poor track, delaying any events planned for that day.
Officers of the Regiment will hold a business meeting at 7 30 this evening. The sale of Mrs Lack s effects was deferred until 10 o clock Wednesday. A number of buildings is included in the lint. The annual meeting of the later Island Steam Navigation Co Ltd will be held at its office at 10 o clock tomorrow.
Report of a near disaster after a passenger train left Waruiha at five pm and derailed on a curve a mile and a half from the station. Eyewitnesses and staff debated whether rail spikes caused the mishap, with a bridge warned as a potential future catastrophe. Passengers praised the engineer and conductor for handling the crisis and rescue efforts continued into the night.
Ladies await Miss Killeen's new millinery stock arriving with Zealandia. She personally selects a line of ads at the Coast and will present a grand display of the latest fashionable patterns upon return.
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