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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1898
Page
8
A dubious testimonial collection claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures many diseases and purifies the blood. Mrs Canis Wake of Lompoc California recounts eye pain and light sensitivity improved after taking the remedy, asserting it restored health and strength.
A garbled OCR fragment references time standards and places, mentioning Ha Standard Time and related terms. It lacks clear names, dates, or events to establish a concrete news item. The readable bits suggest a note about timekeeping rather than a report of a specific incident or person.
A garbled OCR fragment references steamers, a tower, and a person named Lluis West along with places and dates. It mentions New Zealandia and San Fi Taned Ati Lavi iena, suggesting maritime or regional notes but with unclear specifics. The readable elements imply a historical shipping or port report with mixed place names and a March date.
A compact roster of vessels and travelers includes San Francisco and Victoria departures, Kahului, Nawiliwili, Havnaiuauta, and Oahu ports. Names include Aorangi, Alden Bosse, Mikahala, Star Noeau, and Makee. Destinations cover China, Japan, and the colonies with several lines to Kaapai and Waialua.
The Navy demands more battleships and Congress will weigh recommendations. Defense and port protection are stressed as essential. A casual note mentions Rainier beer, the Criterion Saloon, and the Popular House at 154 Fort Street with rooms from $1.00 per week.
The notice lists performers Emina Equare aged 8 and Harmony Lavige aged 10, with Jaieaine Bone and Bt Genny also slated for the event. Details on venue and date are unclear in the fragment.
The Zealandia returned from San Francisco after a rough voyage with strong westerly gales and heavy seas. Rail damage and a broken window frame occurred. pineapples from here were confiscated by San Francisco authorities. Passenger and mail counts noted, plus wind shifts and occasional calmer intervals during the trip.
By steamship Zealandia on March 12 at 10 30 pm a list of passengers and families sails from San Francisco 260 miles away. Names include Mary Allen Woor Bethel Mary Reevis Galbraith Gascett Gaadeong Holmes Humphreys AV Wilcos Wilson Lowrey Shevitan and many others with spouses and children noted in the muster.
Detailed polling locations and inspectors for multiple districts in Hawaii. Names of wards including Wailuku, Kahului, and Makawao Jails, with precincts, posting places, and registrar staff. District boundaries and shifts described, plus transporters and polling hour notes.
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