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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1898
Page
8
Shipping intelligence from Diamond Head reports weather thick and high winds, with arrivals and departures including Star J A Cummins Searle from Waimanalo and other vessels near Kahului Nawili and Harmakun, indicating routes to Waimanalo Aliukini and Stuur Kaen among others.
Tonight at 7 30 Prof Berger presents a concert in Kiowa Square featuring Party Overture Dew Giovanni and various operatic and light pieces. The program includes Cornet Solo Tramp Tramp Tramp and La Perichole Offenbach among selections. A strong movement seeks government takeover of the Kiwo district estate now controlled by private parties, urging legislative remedy.
In a colorful school league matchup on Saturday afternoon Puvabou defeated Kameha Weha at Brevail. With nine innings complete the score stood 7 to 0 in favor of Oahu College securing Puvabou’s three wins in five games to crown them champions of the 1808 season.
Weather reports describe very heavy showers in Nowann valley with several downpours yesterday. Residents of the Hooded district fear the prospect of another overflow as conditions remain unsettled and rainfall continues.
A power outage hit the Hawaiian Island area last night as a shaft break at the Hawaiian Electric Company works disabled supply. Oil lamps and candles were used in many places including Hari ice cream parlors and the Hawaiian hotel. A temporary arrangement is being set up to provide light tonight.
Readable notices show a public concert at Harmony Loge and Emma Square with a drill company performance and progress updates. Residents are urged to attend local cultural gatherings tonight.
Harbor front items report ships such as the China Moana Aztec Apolo and Henry B Hyde with arrivals from San Francisco and Hawaii. The Aztec discharges at Mail wharf while awaiting San Frances departure. Moana due Wednesday morning may delay. heavy seas and rain affect recent steamers. local longshoremen disciplined at Fort Street wharf. several listed steamers sail or load sugar at Oovanic wharf with wind conditions impacting schedules.
The Guina will present two notable Y M C A figures, Robert E. Lewis and Mr Gailey, both set to travel to China under the International Committee. Lewis, a Vermont graduate, once General Secretary of the Y M C A in St Johnsbury and Boston, is linked to the Student Volunteer movement. Gailey, a Princeton standout, travels as secretary and is known across the college world. A mass meeting is planned at the Y M C A hall Tuesday at eight if China arrives in port. The public is invited.
William A. Pond 52 a machinist for Makeo Sugar Co Kealia died at Queen’s Hospital on Saturday afternoon. He was buried in the Catholic cemetery yesterday. An American he arrived at the hospital weeks ago a brain tumor was the cause of death.
A telephonic message reported about 11 o clock that all bridges in the Waialoa district on the island have been washed away making tax collection impossible. Details could not be obtained due to travel hardships in that region.
A fragmentary OCR note references Isenberg and a derivation hor term used in a quiet market context. The readable items mention anand and Tyliegetse as potential names or placeholders, without clear event details or dates. The piece reads like a brief archival line, preserving names and a partial concept.
A detailed list of election districts and polling places across Molokai, Maui, Lanai, Kahoolawe, and Oahu, with district boundaries, polling venue names, and appointed inspectors. It notes the election date window in September and provides names of officials and polling locations including Kahoolawe, Molokai, Maui, and Lahaina areas, along with involved inspectors and supervisors.
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