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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1901
Page
8
Weather Bureau lists morning low around 10 and midday high near 82 with clear skies and light winds. Arrivals include ships from Maul, Honolulu, and Sag Harbor with passengers from various origins. notable vessels include Star Noeay and Tilliey Starbuck.
The schooner Philippine heads to drydock tomorrow while Edward May sets sail for San Francisco. Tillie Starbuck departs this afternoon for San Francisco and Twilight begins loading for Mayport. Alice Cook to carry net sugar and depart Thursday. Three new avial cases reported on Kauai via Hull Verte da Mahukone Shipping. Arrived J M Colman from Newcastle coal for Julia Hind. Defender bound for San Francisco cargo Goya 149,000 value. Consuelo bound for San Francisco with 450 tons sugar. Hawaii Railway and Land Co. listed as agents.
The union started the morning with actions over ship crews for Kailua and Palmyra at the Navy wharf. Union demands raise monthly pay from 35 to 40 dollars and bars nonunion seamen from joining ships. A crowd gathered at the shipping commissioner’s office as captains and police watched tensions rise amid the dispute.
The pilot boat boys form a coral gathering crew led by Sharkey I, diving near the reef to harvest coral at depths up to nine fathoms. They carry back bright specimens to prepare for sale, despite hazards from sharks and sea monsters as the Lake Copia area is drained and converted to arable land.
By authority the following appointments have been made in the Department of Public Works Benjamin H Welghy Chief Clerk George C Ross First Assistant Clerk Manuel K Cook Second Assistant Clerk Miss Nettle Barraclough Typewriter and Stenographer Honolulu May 1 9.
Notice states Guerrero and Richards dissolving their partnership by mutual consent. The business continues under the name Guerrero and Richards with H Guerrero and J Richards as principals. Location referenced Honolulu with date unclear due to OCR errors.
A column of low cost classified notices outlines ad pricing from 14 cents per line to 60 cents for a month, with various frequencies. It lists ads for rooms to let, rentals, furnished accommodations, real estate, builders, employment, and miscellaneous offerings, all in a dense mix of misspellings and partial names. The piece mimics a newspaper classifieds section with ads for housing, services, and merchandise.
Progressive residents on Matlock Avenue plan to improve the street by paving and macadamizing at their own expense. A single property owner with a 100 foot front refuses to join, plans a high fence, and blocks the project, prompting neighbors to offer several hundred dollars extra to settle the obstruction.
Purioa churen pay Fourk Harbor was dediated yesterday in the presence of over 290 people led by Rev. Thaoteo the native clergyman Queen Lilluokatant attended along with city residents A debt of 170.58 stood against the church but was quickly cleared The project arose from Henry Waterhouse who started a 100 subscription fund for the building The church cost 303.60 to construct natives traveled miles to worship and expressed deep appreciation after the ceremony
To those who appreciate her skill in portraiture, the return of Miss Caroline Haskins to Honolulu will be welcome. She has not wasted her time awhile away, and will come prepared to give her patrons the benefit of the latest ideas. Her headquarters will be at King Bros, 420 Hotel St.
A fragmented report lists Kanhumann and Tolant as top performers in a Saturday track event. It notes a decisive win by Kahubi in a sprint and mentions Akin and Kapha in related events, with unclear details about placements and times.
A sale ad describes a complete 75 hp Babcock & Wilcox water tube boiler with stack and damper, plus a self sustained steel stack 1y3 inches at base and 93 inches at top, 125 feet high, and a large stack of pumps for all services. P O Box 11.
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