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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1898
Page
8
Monument and headstone services offered for all cemetery work. Furnishings include Tatont Mont Arutello designs with a wide variety. Also supplies stone coping for surrounding cemeteries. Estimates provided in marble, granite, Hawaiian stone.
Notice for a cottage to let at the corner of Here sania and Richards streets opposite Centre Union Church area occupied by the Hotel. Available from June 1. Apply to Widk, Mo. 8, Mogrew.
An advertisement from Pasadena and Oakland customers testifies Hood's Sarsaparilla cured rheumatism kidney trouble and sick headaches from long standing impure blood. One user reports regained ability to work after years of illness. another notes elimination of boils and pimples after six bottles. Pills offered as accompanying remedy.
A local listing shows a band concert at Emma Square Ton with Drill Co H N G H at 7 30 PM An event at Harmony Lodge 1 C O F also at 7 and a Meine Lone of St George with Willison's circus at 8 PM Readable items present but some names fragmented across venues and times.
Weather conditions given as cloudy with wind. tidal and time data referenced. Observer notes indicate Greenwich and Hawaiian Standard times, with specific daily signals and whistles recorded, reflecting maritime schedule details.
Dense ship and tramway movements report influxes and departures across routes from Victoria to Sydney and Kauai to Hilo. Listed vessels include Mauna Loa Kona, WG Hall, James Makee, Pilleth, Walaleale, and Defiance with destinations such as Kapaa Lae bala and Crockett Cal. Multiple arrivals from Kauai and Nawiliwili noted, with several ships bound toward Oz and China.
Multiple coffee properties listed including a 60 acre ranch near Volcano Road with 15 acres improved for coffee and a 4 acre block with year old trees. Also offered is a 64 acre plantation near Britton, a 9 month old house, and a 70 acre plus mix of coffee land. Additional plantings offered free of charge with purchase.
Harbor reports list the Kenilworth and Mokolii ships on varying routes with the Helene sailing to Laupa hoehoe Kakaiaw Ookala. Consular Agent Furneaux from Hilo ruled against sailors of the Kenilworth after an outbreak investigation aboard the Jane L. Stad ford N. Castle and Confiance have cleared with sugar cargoes valued at 257 004. Steamers set to sail tomorrow include Kina Kaholai Claudine WG Hall Kauai Ka jena Kauai Mikahwla and Twa Jani for various destinations and times.
Senators debated a harbor land grant to the railroad and the governments power of eminent domain. Senator Brown led a lengthy pro bill speech while Minister Cooper warned it would not settle all issues. Bondholders pressed for $2,000,000 claims as Baldwin moved to table the report and delay debate.
The Aloha Branch of the Theosophical Society held a White Lotus Day program with elaborate decorations and a varied musical program. Readings, remarks on reincarnation, instrumental pieces, and notices on Theosophical topics filled the evening, followed by a report on the society.
Passengers listed as Clautine W F Pogue, H P Baldwin, J Francis dod wife, Father Leonor and boy, Mre Fernandes, Mies Pernandes, Man ter Healy, J 8 Sylva, Dr Kars, P Kealakvihouus, Rey O P Emor ou, C Bolte, Mra BE 8 Friel and child, M Kealoba, S Abmi, G Os rorve on deck 29 amid the arrival.
For San Francisco birth records, 8 N Outle S M Cooke OM Pease and A H McChesney depart with the party.
A concise ledger entry lists values for Claudine with 4737 items including 277 ex potatoes 815 ex corn 40 fend cattle 93 hog 170 pkg sundries.
A fragmented ship movement list notes arrivals and sailings. Vessels including Yokohama bound LHoustala from Spokane and Hongkong arrivals from Honolulu are mentioned with dates in April and April 22 to 28.
Value for money at Schuman's Carriage Repository Fort street offers a large stock of carriages wagons and barnes plus a new line of horse millinery and Cortland jump rear backboards with cavery tops finished in light colors Prices are advertised as lower than elsewhere and a call to examine the goods is made by the ad.
Mise Alion F Herrick will meet women joining her twin cohort on Monday at 10 30 a m at MO AL Minn Herrick's Exhibition will reopen soon for visitors to the studio. Hib vat awaide at the World's Columbian Exposition for excellence of construction and motion. Leis cut flowers and floral pieces offered on short works by Mrs A L King at Woman's Exchange.
Members of the local Grand Army post welcome the Zealiadia and escort the body of the late Robert Cowes to his family residence. Cowes was a member of the Union Army veterans group, and the funeral rite is a respectful tribute to a deceased comrade.
The prize law of the United States explains how net proceeds from captures are divided. If a ship of war captures an enemy of superior force the entire proceeds go to the captain. if the enemy is of inferior force one half goes to the United States and the other half is shared among captors after deductions for court expenses as set by a prize court.
The World eleven beat England by 78 runs to 68 in a highly regarded Honolulu game. Battery improvements from practice were evident as Donall Ross, noted baseball crossover, posted 45 runs for the World team while Rov. Mr. Lane added a five inning 30 for England. Fielding showed room for improvement with a slack effort, and Tbern is expected to return next Saturday afternoon.
A Dover Arkansas reader credits Hood and Co. sarsaparilla with relief from long troubled eczema after trying the remedy on friend recommendation. The note, from Collinsville, dates reprint details and price of the Evening Bulletin at 75 cents per month.
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