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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1897
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin records show daily publication with rates, subscription options, and postal and telephone contacts. It lists the manager A V Gear and editor Daniel Loan, with address at 210 King Street Honolua and box numbers, noting overseas rates and prepayment requirement.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses local welfare, schooling, and children. It references Willday, Now, and mentions a general sense of gratitude for improving education and community support efforts. No clear names, dates, or concrete events are identifiable.
A government statement cautions discreet actions amid labor unrest. Officials suggest no immediate reforms, signaling potential future measures to avoid injurious disruptions.
A contemporary prints a home recipe for diphtheria under London Laped authority. It describes mixing Titn sulphur in water as a gargle and using a quill to blow the remedy into the throat. The piece recalls a twenty year old account praised by a mother who believed it saved her child.
The Free Kindergarten Association held its regular monthly Board of Supervisors meeting at Quven Emon Hall this morning with large attendance led by Mrs. W. P. Allen. Reports on kindergartens were reviewed. the Portuguese school was full, an afternoon session proposed but deferred due to funding and staffing limits.
Mre T Maywaa named head of the committee device. Several kindergarten directors are reassigned with Mrs Jay Wad moving from Paluma to Hawai fn room replacing Miss Kinchey who resigned. Miss Pope from Chivaxo takes Palama charge. Mrs Coleman proposes salary increases to attract and retain staff, funding from a200 donor and 1061 monthly receipts. Training school teachers to be treated in Child Garden. city teachers to receive appreciation stroll.
Camarinos of King street fruit trade negotiates with local parties to acquire 500 acres for fruit cultivation for foreign markets. Plans include pineapples melons berries vegetables and seasonal strawberries with a San Francisco agency to connect to eastern markets. If land secured the project may start early next year.
The officers of the Portuguese Union and local friends met to organize December 1 as Independence Day. A committee including M A Gonsalves J P Rodrigues and Pereira will raise funds and plan a simpler program. The observance will begin with the usual salute and spirit.
Marabal Brown rejects a police station rumor about a Japanese suspect and a $2000 robbery claim. He says reporters fabricated the tale after being scooped by two afternoon papers and backs Miss Peabody’s reported robbery incident as true.
In a quirky sports page snippet, Kona coffee talk and a peculiar yarn about coffee plants spills into a race day at Cyclomere Park. Two unnamed speakers debate growth conditions while a crowd disperses to the event amid odd coffee lore.
Police at Callao report rumors from Lima about a demand by the State Experimenter to the United States chargé d affaires in Lima for the release of the mute of the American bark Cargo John. The vessel ran aground on December WV font at Calle and was reportedly arrested for repeated demands. In May or in bottien at the Printeriou Saloon.
Over our establishment on Hotel street in the sign Teland Views. King Bros have opened the place on a branch to their store. Colored and uncolored photos, oil paintings, water colors, pastels and moon carde of Island acenery are specialties.
By authority this notice states Luterest from January 1, 1808 will not be added to taxes of five hundred dale lore on the total weak Boks of the Portal savings Book. It mentions devonita cumbered a8 blow men tioned 8 JOS, M.OAT, Comptroller General, Approved: [44] 8M, Daston, Midlater of France.
Estate of John Grace late of Mondola Osbu intestate. Borah J Grace widow applies for letters of administration to herself. Hearing set December 6 1897 at 11 o clock A M at the Villa Building Honolulu. All interested may appear and show cause why petition should not be granted. By the Court George Lucas Clerk Honolulu Nov 5 1897 694.30
A single woman laments the cost of electric lights, noting long nights and worried housekeepers. The column urges coal oil lamps as a cheaper alternative and advertises a wide range of lamp styles and sizes at Honesttu, including Rochester lamps, piano lamps, chandeliers, and outdoor lamps, with easy showroom access opposite Spreckels' Baut.
Cards and Calendars were selected as Virgent stock is carried. The shop advertises large invoices from Europe and Eastern markets of leather goods, souvenirs, books, stationery, toys, and designs. Patrons are urged to inspect the extensive stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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