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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1899

Page

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GOL NICKERSON LEAVES SANDBAGGED AND ROBBED

Colonel A H Nickerson and Mrs Nickerson sail to Washington tomorrow after a late decision to depart. He delays Captain Lydig’s successor and remains to assist until needed. Edward Duvanchelle at Honolulu Iron Works was robbed of ten ten dollar gold pieces and 30 in silver after a nighttime attack near Aala Lane. Police are investigating with no arrests yet. A race at Diamond from San Francisco is promoted with potential surprises up to June 11. Emma Square band concert planned this evening.

A. H. Nickerson Nickerson Washington Nickerson Bua General Eagan Tomato Lydig Coloorl Nickerson Col. Nickerson Capt Go. Nickerson America Crook U. S Pronsary Department Civil Service Edward Duvanchelle Honolulu Uselean Davanchelle Anme W. H. Diamond San Francisco Jn Ows Emma Square

Unsanitary Plantations and Sunday School Parade Harmony

The cabinet and Board of Immigration considered action against plantations with poor sanitary conditions and planned to withhold labor permits until reforms. A citywide parade of Sunday School children from five nations drew large crowds, with varied groups from Kamehameha and Kapomakapili schools performing songs and marches under government and church supervision.

Exeativa Board of Immigration Beecroft Onomen Waialua Pioneer Cabinet Morolula Kawaiabao Kamehameha Boys Children of Five Nations Honolulu Opera House Prose Uthera Kainchameha Boya Coleman M.C. A Cnrroil Frank O' Damon Wailkdov Sunday School K Kamakala Pali Waikaue Kawakaia

Wall Street Records a Breakthrough Day in Steel Trust

New York May 6 Wall Street records a historic surge as Carnegie steel interests consolidate into a single Pittsburgh based trust. Andrew Carnegie exits management, with $100 million in five percent first mortgage bonds funding the merger and a capitalization of 6000 million.

New York Wall Street Devel Carorgie Pittsburg Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Pittsburgh Edgar Thomson Steel Works Pittsburgh Bessemer Stil Lucey Farnies Union Troon Mulla Keystone Bridge Frick Coke Company Carne Uie

Stock Board Fills Three Vacant Honohily Seats

The Honohily Stock Exchange filled three vacant seats in an executive session this morning. Ay Fans, Chas, J. Palle, and BF. Dilingham were chosen, becoming the first to pay the increased initiation fee of 2599.

Honohily Stock Exchange Meesrs Ay Fans Chas J. Palle BF. Dillingham

Hospital Solace Arrives in Port After Philippines Service

The U S Hospital Ship Solace, under Dunlap, anchors in port at 2 15 p m after sailing from Manila April 22 via Yokohama and Honolulu to coal up then proceed to San Francisco. Officers listed include Captain Dunlap and Lieutenants Coffie Kimmel Miller Camp bell and Claverious. Passengers include Enosiga Winship and Gorgas from Beovington with about forty aboard in the ship hospital. all are from the Philippines war.

U.S Solace Dunlap Manila Yokohama Honolulu San Francisco Coffie Kimmel MS Miller Philippines

Chey of Kin in Trogbin Avalon

The city of Columbia remained on the marine railway for several days to tend her propeller. During work the stern was raised higher than the bow causing hull strain. The vessel began leaking and holds a significant amount of water.

Chey of Kin Trogbin Avalon City of Columbia Marine Railway Columbia

Violin Speeder Sold Ahead of June Races

Jim Quinn sells his speeder Violin for 1000 dollars. Purchaser unnamed, transfer will not affect Violin's appointment in the June eleventh races. Small ads in the Bulletin remain prominent amid larger notices.

Jim Quinn

Am o all Challenge from Palama Baseball Club

Am o all challenge from the Palama Baseball Club to rival clubs. They boast good playing grounds and claim a championship for clubs under twenty one. They say they have no older clubs and invite matches. Address Captain W Buckle or Lorria Andrew P O Box 41.

Palama Armog Gance Yosta ABC W. Buckle Lorria Andrew P.O. Box

Mail transfer duties at Hoovolula station outlined

Teaneter James M Johnson chief clerk describes rail and transport mail transfers to speed delivery. The duty includes supervising ocean mail transfers and transferring to transports to beat routes like Manila via Honukon and Jobogon assumed full responsibility. Allen Sherman planned to depart at Garlio for Austria.

Mo! Teaneter James M. Johnson Hovolula Inleti Manila Honukon Jobogon

Double Murder Mystery Two Accused Women Freed for Insufficiency

Waimea reports a murder mystery with two women charged for killing two children and hiding the crime. Judge SB. Matuke ruled insufficiency of evidence to admit trial. Jury lists and probate actions accompany a chaotic docket of Hawaii cases and estate matters at the Waialba court.

Waimea Haewail SB. Matuke Cocera Arimen Jane Wailaka Theos Elvil Stanley Antonia L. D'Olivolta SB. M. Damon Henry Hoatnes Martha N. Spencer Francia Spencer Kahuke Mardee Robertson

Yachts Ready for Pearl Harbor Cruise Weekend

A flotilla of about ten yachts plans a Saturday afternoon start toward Pearl Harbor. The fleet aims to reach the harbor by night for early chaos, with crews returning Sunday. Most yachts are enthusiastic. the Gladys stays at Pearl Harbor.

Pearl Harbor Boa Gladys Peart

Pallet Comes Noes? Adultery and Gambling Sentences In Court

In the Police Court this forenoon Alexaadrina Foroandes had sentence suspended for six months on pleading guilty to adultery. Ah Young received two months imprisonment at hard labor for embezzlement. Iwaki and Nakada were each fined $10 and costs for gambling. Takemoto was fined $5 and costs for leaving his horse untied in the street.

Alexaadrina Foroandes Ah Young Iwaki

Court Martial Ordered at Camp Me Kivley

A general court martial was ordered for today at Camp Me Kivley but did not convene as there was nothing for the court to try. Livotonut Ketcham serves as the Judge Advocate.

Camp Me Kivley Livotonut Ketcham

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