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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1899
Page
3
The Anchor Saloon proclaims a full range of liquors and mixers served by the cleverest mixologists. Visitors to Waikiki and Palama are invited to sample beverages before riding the last car. The tavern touts Seattle boor on draught and a selection including A. A. Jane Moore Whisky to meet exacting requests.
San Jose Herald reports James Campbell, new St James hotel owner, will replace the wooden structure with a modern fireproof building on St John street annex. He expects five months work with San Jose labor, short return to Honolulu, and aims for top tier status. Also notes Hawaii trade and local land boom but advises those seeking Hawaii work to stay away.
Havana police assumed full command of the First precinct on March 7 as the military guard was withdrawn. The move ends military presence at the precinct and shifts security duties entirely to local law enforcement.
The Pilot Chart of the North Pacific predicts frequent gales near the Juan de Fuca straits and east coast of Japan and frequent squalls near the Hawaiian Islands this March In Honolulu signals at noon and 1 30 pm indicate Greenwich times of 10 30 and 12 hours apart with notes on chronometer adjustment and sound travel time The speed of sound at 82F is 1090 ft per sec rising 15 ft per sec per degree above freezing In Police Court Abbo charged with unlawful possession of opium failed to appear bail forfeited plead guilty and was fined 860 and costs A Deputy Marshal presented Judge Wilcox with white gloves The Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised by a local druggist and recommended for quick relief with a bottle available at drug stores.
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