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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1898
Page
8
The fragment asks whether Hood's Pills should be taken with tosarsapariia. The readable text does not provide a clear guidance or authoritative instruction. Further readable details are needed to determine proper usage or recommended accompaniment.
Weather cloudy and breezy with tides noted. Movements of steamers listed for the next six days include Mauna Lan and City of Pokivyei with due dates May 28 and May 1 respectively. Other vessels such as Armammne, Fons Baris Mokoll, and Kinau-Hih are shown with uncertain destinations and dates.
Ships list arrivals and destinations including Molokai and Kahului with crews and days from Nawiliu. Notable vessels include Star Mokolil Bennett and Ward Argyll imputing schedules to Portland and Kapaa. Transit and Makee lines show cargo routes to San Francisco and Kapaa with several crews named.
Police Court crowd fills the room as twenty men from a lat Saturday face continued cases to next Wednesday. A flag dispute among National Guardsmen ends with continued hearings. Gonzalves, a Portuguese youth, pays a ten dollar fine for battering a Chinaman. his companion is discharged. EB Poppleton’s license business claim is dismissed after showing his wife runs the operation.
The supply of the celebrated Seattle Rock Bar is rapidly disappearing in town. Lovers of this nutritious spring beverage can obtain it for a limited time at the Criterion Saloon.
A historic advert claims a dollar saved is four earned and urges shoppers to buy groceries from J Hutchings at 127 Fort Street, with P O Box 40, telephone 8, promising substantial savings for customers.
A brief list shows a band concert at Emma Square in TB, a drill company HL, and a cradle of numbers like 7.80. Lone of Bt. George at 7:30, the Hawaiian Lodge eth, Harmony Lodge meeting, I, O. 0.8.70, and a circus at 8. The OCR text offers scattered timings and venues for tonight’s community events.
The Manos Loo due from Kons and Kau tomorrow at noon. The liner China sailed for San Prancikes with 13 passengers from the port late Saturday after The Schooner Transit cleared for San Francisco with sugar valued at $76,328, and the ship Western Monarch with a similar cargo valued at $162,125. Three lines of piers nearly completed by the Hawaiian Commercial Company in Kahului harbor extend 250 feet into the bay. The Mokolui resumes regular sailings tomorrow and will return from Molokai next Saturday. The Milla Morris returned to port yesterday leaking slightly, planned trip to Kuni but turned back after four days. The Argyll lies alongside Oceanic wharf after discharging Japanese small parts and Oriental freight from Yokotsu. sails for Portland at 5 o'clock this evening. Tomorrow's steamers schedule: Noeaa at 4 pm for Kilanei, Kalihinii and Havales. Waialale at 4 pm for Kahuku and Punalua. Mikebale at 4 pm for Nawiliwili and Hanamaala. WG Hall at 5 pm for Kolon, Elvele and leeward Kauai ports. Claudine at 5 pm for Mavi ports. Eielene at 10 pm for Olowala and Kukaiau.
Shipping brief lists passengers from Kauai and Main ports aboard the W Hall and Claudine with names including Dreier Smith Wiles Parvis Rice and Akina plus Mrs Edwarde and Sisters Marianne Renata. Also noted are sugar lots for F A Schaefer Co James Makeo and W G Hall plus cargoes of taro hides potatoes corn pigs and lumber. arrivals prior to May 21 and bailment for Metha Neleon for San Francisco.
The piece argues Uncle Sam fights Spain not to avenge the Maine but to aid Cuban liberty and humanitarism. It criticizes lingering “Remember the Maine” sentiment, cites Weyler, and upholds civilization values guiding U S action beyond vengeance. The writer asserts Spain’s wrongdoing and America's duty to prevent oppression, invoking biblical and moral imperatives.
A meeting of chairmen of Victoria ball committees gathered at the Pacific club Saturday evening with W J Kenny presiding. Tickets sold were strong and several hundred are expected tomorrow as Victoria celebrates its seventy ninth birthday with Arlington hotel caterers providing refreshments and George L Dall directing decorations for Independence Park pavilion.
An 8.8 shipboard account from a San Francisco Chinese merchant recounts the Manila battle. Wharf manager Arch. Giltsan records the scene with graphic phrases as the Spanish line battleship is described and erupts in explosions.
There are other pubs but the Anchor Saloon stands apart with skilled mixing. Marlyle and Andrews serve Seattle beer on draft and a full line of whiskies and wines, including John Dewar's Seatoh and O P S, aiming to satisfy patrons with quality and variety.
Value seekers are invited to Schauman’s Car riage repository Fort street to inspect a large stock of carriages wagons harness and a new line from W G Irwin including Cortland jump seat buckboards with canopy tops finished in light colors. Prices are stated as lower than elsewhere and buyers are urged to come and examine.
An advertisement from Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Co. touts Sterling bicycles as superior mounts offering perfect satisfaction and lasting repair reliability. It claims no other bicycle provides the same wholesome enjoyment after riding.
The British steamship Argyll arrived from Yokohama this morning and sailed from that port the day before, with lodging and hotel terms listed in the Mechanics Home on Liliha Street. Rates include daily, weekly, or monthly plans and a 60 cent per night option.
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