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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1898

Page

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Camp Otis Faces Sewage Strain Amid Health Board Session

Board of Health met with W O Smith and D Kiliipio among attendees. Reports covered tuberculos is spread near Lihue, Measles at Waitaka, and Measured me ASD from Camp Otia showing water in sinks and poor earth covering. Dr Wood warned of typhoid spread linked to camp conditions and urged prompt sewerage action. Minor financials noted including market receipts and Maternity Home disbursements.

Board of Health W.0. Smith Baergen Day de. Wood D. Kiliipio Chas. Wilcox Aeerstary B. Reynolds Dr. Myora Alvarex de. Hoffmann Solih Lihue Mopsarrat V.S Kanai AON Sincisie Anguyarement Wainuae Westdick Waitaka Reynolds Molokai Onha Mani Wim. L. Ludlow New York Wood Geo. W.smith Camp McKinley Camp Otia

City of Columbia Adrift in Severe Atlantic Storm

Steamer City of Columbia after leaving Honolulu encounters a gale with ruptured pumps and ruptured pipes, flooding the engine room and causing a dangerous list. Captain Milner praises engineers and crew for steadfastness as passengers endure a perilous voyage toward Hilo, with surveyors to assess total loss and insurance claims totaling about 80,000.

W. Bryant Dumbie Hilo Hoooluln Diamond Head E. E Milner Storn Hesuya Csptain Milner Cape Flattery San Francisco San Diego Honolulu Milner Futt Columbia Aiy Dowmoundae Edgar Caypress Ochor Hilo Bay Engineer Torper Milnor Board of Underwriters Whitney De 1 Barnesson Arizona R. E. Guard Fuller Ses Bor

Stock Market Notes From Honolulu Board Session

A brief morning board session reported no sales. Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Co shows capital 2000 shares at 100 par. Pioneer Mill new stock listed with 1 125 000 capital. American Sugar at 107 asked. Ewa ol at 237. K ibabulu 110. Pi Mill new stock 800. Waimanalo 190. Waimoa 120. Hawaiian Electric and Government Bonds 6 percent at 10. Oahu bid 1024. Kabuko 115. Olowala 110 with 120 asked for the latter.

Honolulu Rapids Transit and Land Co Pioneer Mill Ewa Ol Kipabulu

Bailey's Bike Bits and local ads spark reader interest

A mosaic of bicycle industry notes, shop ads, and local happenings fills the page. Bailey's Bike Bits discusses tire costs and front wheel trends, while Baileys Ton in Olulu promotes repairs at 231 King Street. Also noted are a football game between Pennsylvania and Parishon and a 100 yard dash match race at Camp McKinley with 25 cent admission, plus a Kickapoo entertainment bill offering free soaps and entertainment for visitors.

Cartia Santo Ana Nga Ioan Bya King Street Wooiball Pennsylvania Parishon Prominen Iit Ponahou Cawp McKinley Conta

Two Deaths from Typhoid in New York Regiment

Private Thomas F. Lemon of Company A First New York, age 22 from West Stockbridge Massachusetts died yesterday of typhoid fever. His funeral will be from the Catholic cathedral at 2 PM this afternoon. Private Van Karen will be buried from St Andrew's cathedral at 10 AM tomorrow.

Thomas F. Lemon Co. A New York West Stockbridge Mass van Karen St. Andrew's Cathedral

Advance sale for Cats at McKee Rankin opens next week

The advance sale for Cats by the McKee Rankin Company opens next week and reports high demand. The season sale is large, urging prompt seat selections. Honolulu audiences already trust the company’s reputation and do not wait to see if the plays are good.

McKee-Rankin Company Honolulu

Shade for the Highways and Coffee Disease Inquiry

Professor Koebele to return to investigate coffee blights and plant diseases as the Board of Agriculture to resume work on shade trees along highways. Commissioner Clark authorized to plant trees on public roads and to supervise field visits with Koebele. A five acre experiment station may be started for cultivation of valuable plants, with a Hawaiian clerk sought for the secretary role.

Board of Agriculture Millieter WA King Allen Herbert W.odunsen Tal. King Wray Taylor Byron Clark Ag- Hcultire Nwoang Pali T. J. King Enid Bat Koobele Olas Profowor Koebele

Public reception for Miss Anna Rose of Hilo Topeka

Carnival Queen Miss Anna Rose of Hilo returns to Topeka Kansas for a large public reception hosted by Minister and Mrs H E Cooper Monday evening. The event follows a convoy from Manon Valley with bus service from the tramways terminus at Ponahon. The reception aligns with local wishes and honors the queen.

Carnival H. E. Cooper Areto Anna Rose Hilo Topeka Kansas Coopers Manon Valley Ponahon Mina Rose

Orchestra Practice Impresses With Eighteen Members

A local report notes a healthy turnout of about eighteen members in the MOA Orchestra yesterday evening. The first nine players participated, with two unable to attend. The session featured a vigorous rehearsal and strong collective effort.

Indy

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Camp Otis WeKinley Driygslats City OF Columbia Royal Tock Kachenge Bailey Dr. Hunter Kickapoo Entertainments Aive Theater Hales Kovtele Commissioner
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