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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1898
Page
5
A cluttered column notes dances and circuses with escorts, cricket scores crowded out, and assorted local items. Mentions of Indies wear, a storm near Se Lonis College, and various ads accompany reports of the Honolulu scene including a baseball score 8 to 7, a horse race, and a new bicycle lamp ad.
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company held its annual meeting in San Francisco on May 1. President Burke reported the past year’s operations including sugar intake of 7999 tons and assets of 1,955,420.53 with liabilities of 5000. Elected officers include John A. Back as president and Nicholas Oblandt as vice president. Three directors named along with secretary K H Sheldon.
A short promotional note argues against forcing children to take distasteful medicine. It suggests simpler remedies and ease for caregivers, appealing to comfort and practicality for families.
The copy touts Cummin's tasteless castor oil as the finest oil for the line with a pleasant taste and small dose. It claims value at 25 cents per bottle and urges readers not to be persuaded by inferior claimed remedies.
Ah Koon a Chinese laborer on a sugar plantation was captured while trying to flee in the Kinau. Recognized by the plantation labor agent he was taken to the police, searched, and placed in a cell. He then tried to kill himself with throat and stomach cuts. Dr. Hmer non called, wounds serious but not fatal. He will be returned to the plantation after healing. An advertisement for special menu cards from King Bros. Hotel Street.
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