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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1898
Page
8
A damaged OCR reads unclear lines about Dinewood Memorial Station, possible weather related damage, time, and a whistle event. No clear names, places, dates, or concrete facts are identifiable beyond a vague reference to Hawaiian Standard time and a 12 hour time marker.
Fragmentary OCR lists dozens of names and places across Kauai Maui and other Pacific routes. Items reference ships such as stmr Mikahala and names like Hilo Mauna Lon Cameron and Thompson. The text reads as travel legs, passenger or crew movements, and dockside references with unclear chronology.
A maritime note reports multiple vessels in Hilo harbor awaiting orders. Among them are bark Acae Joheson, schooner CB Keoney Aodran, Word Begohew, and Santiago. The ships hail from San Francisco, Guayaquil, Tacoma, and arrive with lumber and general freight, while Annie Jobees is en route to Hawaii.
Fragmented OCR text describes two meetings including Lege le Progres and Waverey Clah with unclear dates and venues. The readable bits hint at a church or choir setting and a technical institute reference, but specifics remain garbled. No clear outcomes or actions are evident.
Maritime notes report the Miowera arriving at Ovennie wharf at 8 am then sailing for Victoria at 1 pm after departing Sydney at 6 45 pm on the 7th. Her voyage included Wellington NZ on the 12th and Suva on the 17th, with NE trades moderate and head seas at times. Cargoes include sugar from Ha somadla. steamer Mikauvala delivered a full sugar cargo and flood conditions affected cane hauling.
Shipping records show cargo aboard Kinau and Miowera departures with quantities of pota toes corn and other goods. Numerous passengers and names listed include Mrs H Isenberg and J Scott among many others.
A contemporary claimed Rev John Usborne would open St Clement's chapel next week despite higher powers. Usborne says the statement has no basis and he will refrain from action until his reference to the Archbishop of Canterbury is answered.
A Parisian style scandal rumor links Prince Arthur of Connaught to William Waldorf Astor and an English aristocracy plan. London papers defend the individuals, calling the tale absurd and patently false. The feature includes misread notes, recipes in dialogue, and stray domestic tips.
Government notice listing polling places and inspectors across Molokal, Lanai, Kahoolawe, and Maui districts. Voters are directed to polling venues such as Kalawae, Kalanpaye stores, Makawao, Wailuku, Honuaula, Kipabal a and Keanae with district precincts named and officials identified. The document names King as Minister of the Interior and specifies deadlines before election day.
Everything is ready for tebekeh Lodge of Odd Fellows entertainment this evening. A most excellent program will be presented. Tickets are available at the door starting at 7 30.
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