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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1897
Page
2
An early broadside style advertisement touts a wide range of items including automatic steel numbering, enamelled pockets, ribbons, organ and piano brands, rubber stamps, dating stamps, and phonograph related goods. It claims vast assortments of instruments, band items, and sheet music, with emphasis on low prices and extensive stock. It invites inspections of goods and prices and offers subscription options for newspapers.
Fragmentary record references Wall Nichols Co and labor groups including mechanics and teamsters. Mentions Alfred Magoon and a Hawaiian Hayau Teamate with unclear roles. No clear event, date, or outcome. text unreadable for full meaning.
The Honolulu Sanitarium offers a quiet, homelike facility where trained nurses and staff provide Swedish movement, Sitzing exercises, and physical training. Superintendent Dr Kellogg, phone 18, details on page eight.
Property on Maguane street offered for lease. Large well planted grounds with fruit and ornamental trees. Excellent henhery and orchard features noted. Apply at Wither 25 oF 8H near JAMS LYLE.
A fragment recounts a chaotic baseball game with multiple errors, passed balls, muffed plays, and stolen bases. Key players include Scanlan, Bower, Moore, Thompson, Duncan, Simerson, O'Connor, Akina, Wood, Lemon, Gorman, Luahiwa, Kaanoi, Awahi, and Cummings, detailing runs and outs across eight and a half innings.
Chief Officer R YT Lawless of the Australia meets an old shipmate on Port Street during his voyage. Thirty one years earlier Lawless served as a boy aboard the Sabine with Somers, who played the organ on Sanduga and later joined the merchant service.
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