05 May 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1898
Page
1
A terse notice warns that consumption rises from untreated coughs and colds. It stresses early stopping of a cough to reduce risk, and describes how the throat becomes raw and the lung lining inflamed, urging prompt care to prevent serious illness.
Advertisement claims Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cures coughs and hoarseness, prevents consumption, and soothes raw throats and inflamed lungs with just a few drops, urging readers not to neglect coughs and to use the remedy promptly.
A mother near death and three children dead after a suspected opium poisoning in a Nuuanu Street home. The ten year old Ah Wai died first followed by his 12 year old sister. the grieving mother is critically ill. Authorities plan a coroner's inquest. a deputy marshal will impanel the jury.
The Anchor Saloon is not the only Seattle spot serving back beer and liquors with a unique service style. Will Carlyle and Charlie Andrewa remain ready to welcome friends and patrons as Seattle beer on draught and top whiskies including Jobo Dewar's Scotch are available, alongside a full stock of wines and other liquors.
The Queen’s Hospital committee led by F A Schaefer and others proposes a new annex to house native Hawaiian consumptives. An appropriation of 810,000 for the coming biennial period is sought to cover building, wards, nurses, medicines, and maintenance. The plan locates the addition at Kinau Street fronting the hospital grounds and would enclose 6048 feet to separate from the rear park.
A reader argues for repairing a trusted old machine instead of replacing it with a cheaper new model, emphasizing reliability and cost savings. He suggests fixing the current appliance rather than purchasing a disposable alternative.
Eleven members attend the Legislature morning session as Minister Cooper refutes water supply issues in Kalihi. He cites undersized mains and irrigation demand, seeks 865 00 for larger mains and a pumping engine, and notes Acts 23 and 24 signed by the President. Senate reports progress on council membership and third readings, while House debates punctuality and the Sheeran Bill, with Rapid Transit Bill set for May 10.
Superintendent Andrew Brown and Engineer Joseph Little finished cleaning Makiki reservoir at 2 30 a m Wednesday removing deep sediment that tainted the water. Brown says public complaints help spur Legislature to fund increases and thanks the ALLETIN for publishing this report and explaining the water situation.
The Waverley Club will hold a special meeting Saturday evening to discuss member action. The managing committee is expected to request more time to prepare a report on revising the club's constitution.
King Bros claim an inexpensive method to protect photons with glass shielding. The brief note highlights a neat approach offered at 110 tore street, promising satisfaction for users exposed to photons.
The legislature debated land act amendments and an exclusive cable franchise from Hawaii to Japan. Senators Baldwin and others opposed broad executive latitude, while the Executive urged delaying any grant until federal action. The committee report was adopted with deletions, and further consideration was deferred to Monday.
Professor Alexander Tolls cites a list of heiaus in Hawaii with locations across Puna Kohala and Oahu. He notes the government will need to acquire portions of these ancient sites as a bill moves through readings toward law.
The reyuir weekly memo ing of the Christian Workers will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 o clock at the M O A hall. A cordial invitation is extended to all to be present.
Quarantine officer Jack McVeigh captured a suspect this morning at Kagaku quarantine who was found with a trunkful of opium. The offender, named Bhatond, faces charges for importing opium while Makiki parade grounds hosted a government drill this evening.
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