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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1898
Page
8
Fragmentary ad style text claims a cure for multiple ailments including headaches and constipation. It mentions delivery by mail on receipt of price and references Cr Mond & Co Baselville Minn as the seller. The language is garbled and promotional in tone with no verifiable medical claims.
Unclear OCR text describes a night scene at Diamond Head Station with references to Werther Thaay and various place names. Details are fragmentary, including times and street names, but the readable elements indicate a station night setting and scattered geographic tokens.
A garbled report lists individuals including Bim Walulonle Parker and Bel Katalin among others tied to a lumber operation for Lewer and Cooke. Mentions of locations and dates are unclear and several names appear distorted or incomplete, with references to Baltimore and Arctic queries.
A new bride, Mrs Vanity, is announced in Honukan Hawaii with husband A. BT Vanity. The brief notice notes the birth and names involved.
A large stock of carriages from various manufacturers is offered at Fort street near the Cinb stables. The dealer promises authentic representations and lower prices than elsewhere, with a wide selection and diverse styles available for immediate purchase.
The Meh Hepa of the Criterion Barber Shop notes the advent of the sacrodac fieg of the velividas cups, with Proplo increasing in patronage. Formerly shaved at leane, he now frequents this shop as el Portraits calavve triggers a scent of heat near fires on King Bron, 10 Hotel etrest.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting of a local youth club with mentions of speakers and topics. Items include a lecture by a Miss Melonall and a reference to a YMC event, with unclear dates and roles.
Baltimore for Hongkong reports delays and conditions aboard the Baltimore cruiser bound for Hongkong with smoke from one funnel. Captain Perry greets Arago’s Captain Greetlent while crews endure spray and drenched decks. Passengers listed include A Crooks and J Monserrat among many names aboard Waialeale and Noesu vessels.
District summaries listing room school houses across Maui, Oahu, Koolau, and Waialua with monetary totals, plus notices from Senator McCandless and Minister Cooper on bills for plumbing rules and internal improvements. Senate Bill 9 extends Oahu railway time limits. vessels registration amendments discussed. adjournment planned to May.
The ceremony was held at the residence of the brides parents in Young and Keondioukn last night. Roy officiated with Mackin tosh performing. Bride Mia Wilhelm daughter of the couple’s hosts and groom Karl Thereday were married amid a large gathering of friends and hundreds who called. The reception on Young Street followed with a grand wedding feast described as one of the most laborstereen in Howolaia, marking the couple’s new home.
In Chicago on March 4 a wiry stranger from Seattle won a strength contest at North Side Looner Hall. He reportedly drank Rainier beer to sustain his effort, a beverage not reproducible for spectators. The event was noted alongside local fare offerings at Criterion Saloon and Home Bakery featuring salads, sandwiches, boiled hams, and ice cream.
A youth presents in Recorder Finnegan's court to swear against his father. The boy explains a kitchen fight and a poor wife who cannot attend, claiming his father struck her and acted in self defense. The clerk questions age and feasibility, while the boy details the dispute and the alleged domestic violence.
Colonel Kit Chinn of Kentucky is hailed as a born fighter who once faced a footpad in St Louis and won a bare knuckle contest. The report notes his disdain for weapons, cites a bout with a wildcat, and mentions rugged reputation amid local lore. The piece also references rugby football fundraising, Mauus Loa voyage delay, and William W. Harris’s lieutenant candidacy, along with an ad touting Singers and a World’s Columbian Exposition award for a device by B Bergersen.
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