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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1898
Page
4
The passage criticizes the Nonana Pass carriage road project, arguing for thorough surveys, proper funding, and rigorous economic analysis. It urges competitive engineering input, avoidance of hurried decisions, and a fully funded, scientifically planned approach to either repairing, rebuilding, or rerouting the highway.
A dangerous runaway on upper Miller street at about 10 this morning left a horse with a broken leg and a buggy survey badly damaged. Two ladies from the Hotel stables left the rig at a gate, the horse bolted after a cow, a woman narrowly escaped being struck, Patrol Captain Spillner saved her, and the horse was fatally injured. Residents demand more water and threaten a petition to the Legislature if supply remains scarce.
Inquiry asks if police must keep estrays off highways. The Waikiki road hosts a white mare and foal for several days, causing a bicycle rider to be upset when the foal darted across. King Bros offer a neat inexpensive photo protection method at 110 Hote Street.
In an update on boiler coverings the article discusses plaster, sectional pipe covering in four sizes, and a convincing test comparison. A sugar plantation engineer provided a diagram showing a comparative trial among Asbestos, Scotch Compound, and the featured material.
The Y M C A directors held their monthly meeting in Secretary Coleman’s office with large attendance. President Weedon led the chair as Coleman’s report reviewed past month work and the busy period at year end. Assistant Secretary Cheek’s resignation effective May 15 was accepted. a successor search and two new members were elected as work continued into next Monday evening.
Last night the Wid West show led public entertainment with about 500 people inside the immense Esplanade tent. Mr Willison supervised a two part program featuring 28 numbers, fine riding, clever specialties, and a thrilling Wild West display assisted by native riders on their canes.
The Anchor Saloon in Seattle offers a distinctive drink service while others also provide beer and liquor. Will Carlyle and Charlie Andrews remain available to welcome friends, with Svatila beer on draught and top whiskies like Dewar's Seoteh. A full stock of wines and other liquors is on hand.
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