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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1898
Page
1
Transports Valencia and BSenaloy sail toward Manila as Uroneris heads to the area. Guards double at Trmgard wharf to guard soldiers. Most who went ashore returned to ships. Valencia boys treated well, paid to take something home. Regulars aboard Senator kept on ship for drills. few allowed ashore.
The Osha Railway and Gand Company operates a foundry linked to car shops under veteran foreman William Moc Laren. The first heat will be cast in the moulding shop producing sundry car parts as the cupola handles about one and a half tons. Government road plans to Nogang Pali face budget limits, likely shortening the route, though Schaefer's gate to the Pali cannot be reduced but road improvements may still be made to smooth the journey.
A local resident near Ma- Iaria hospital on Panchbow reports conditions in the area as quianaitary and disgraceful. He alleges foul smells and unclean surroundings, while neighbors say the place could be better kept and is in a very poor sanitary state.
The report discusses license actions in Waikiki and Hilo, noting Ottman’s license for Waikiki remains in abeyance while the North Hilo house license awaits due execution. It references a contemplated transfer and unready cabause conditions affecting approval and timing.
D G Camarinos received on the steamer Australia a large invoice of delicacies including fresh salmon crabs frozen oysters apples grapes figs lemons pure olive oil and dry fruit among other items.
Planters do not expect future Japanese laborers can be bound by contract under United States law. The issue arises from the current statutory framework and its interpretation by employers and officials.
Fragmentary text mentions tires, drivers, a club, and a stable stand with uncertain promises. No clear names, dates, or locations emerge to anchor a news item.
Honolulu judge rules on Edward J. Morgan vs Wahine Kaiu in equity for partition of land at Kapona Kauai based on an oral pre 1884 partition. Partial verdict awards $875 for plaintiff for west half occupancy. Will of John Beswick Wilkinson from Auckland probated 1866-06-29 noted. administrator John D. Hate Jr appointed. several probate and estate actions mentioned with accounts approved and exemptions granted for executors and trustees.
The Hawaii World reports the Hilo Chamber of Commerce and local editors securing a U S troop garrison. Two companies from the New York regiment will depart Honolulu Tuesday to reinforce Hilo, with a likely transfer of the present garrison. The move sparks talk of Hawaii life beyond Honolulu and possible removal of troops to Hilo, though military authorities offer no definite answer.
Late last night Antoni Macario was arrested on abduction charges after reportedly marrying a Portuguese girl shortly before his arrest. The warrant attorney refrained from prosecuting, and Judge Wilcox discharged Macario, remarking that he had run away with his own wife and could go. Meanwhile Captain Simerson and Curser Beckley stated there would be no ferry fee between steamers Mauna Loa and Kinau, as their vessels jockeyed for position. The Mauna Loa finished ahead of the Kinau by about twenty seconds.
A testimonial notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as superior to plasters for chest side or back pain with quick relief. It claims effectiveness for rheumatism and urges trial, listing Bennon Smith & Co and agents as sellers.
A Hawaiian Electric Co lineman fell from a twelve foot ladder in the Judd Building injuring hands and head. He was taken to the hospital in an unconscious condition.
The Honoluiu Carriage Manufactory owned by W W Wright just completed the first carriage on the Tstands for Albert Wilcox Esq of Kent. Every part was made at the manufactory with Wright shaping the metal and leather and the woodwork of seasoned material. The carriage is praised for durability and beauty and is said to be a landmark in maker's art. Street work in Honolulu totals 159 miles with most roads macadamized. Geo Manson starts as a records searcher with FB W Makioney.
Noticeable street ad copy highlights bicycle accessories and maintenance. Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery at 231 King Street touts tires, tubes, chains, and decorations with transfers. Secondhand wheels and reliable models are offered, alongside service and fittings. Shipping or local pickup details are scant.
An Arizona sailor recounts the Pitcairn Island visit aboard Westgate from Newcastle. He describes hospitable islanders, the town’s straw roofs, gardens, and daily work routines, plus a school with 40 children and Adventist influence. He notes harmony, local governance, arrowroot cultivation for trade, and the cordial reception before departure.
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