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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1897
Page
8
Notice of loan arrangement involving two properties on Panation Street and 210 King Street. Agreement lists $4000 and $1000 cash portions with no balance to mortgage, payment terms to A Gear & Co. Details reflect a secured transfer to the lender.
Maritime items report the Oceanic Steamship Australia arrival, weather disruptions in Hilo and surrounding Hawaii, and multiple vessels including the brigantine WG Lewin sailing to San Francisco with light cargo. Observations mention volcanic activity near Kilauea and Mauna Kea, plus rough seas around Hilo.
Fragmented shipping notice reports weather with high winds and a timetable for steamers. Mentions destinations Australia and Francheen, with vague references to Seattle, Hawaiian standard time, and a whistle at 1h. Details are garbled but imply upcoming sailings and coastal departures.
A long list of passengers arrived from Hawaii and Maui aboard the star Kinau on November 9 including Mrs Brayton and others, with many names and family members noted. The dense roster includes Brighsi, Brayton, Parker, Sharp, Widemann, and Hart among others, plus an accompanying child and servant.
Passage notes describe Maui and Hawaii events on November 9. Mentions Mana Loa, Lew Let, W H Hoogs, and Julian Mousarrat in fragmented form.
Advertises the Leland Views at a hotel street location with a King Bros branch offering colored and uncolored photos oil paintings water colors pastels and island scenery menu cards for display. Also promotes Elite Barber Shop on King Street near Alakea for a clean shave.
Fragmented OCR note lists names and places including Honolulu, Moutie Loa, Sinersa, Mowl and Moowall, Dr Keautua, Thoeymon, WG Hall, Sawtitwith, Hani Rivclo, Maanswipe, Makawall, Kokath, Helene, Freeman, A Cumming, Searle, Cab forts Hest, WG Trewin, Williams, San Fran, stheo.
Fragmentary memo describes a $4 Awrewin test in San Francisco on November 3 with multiple garbled phrases. Mentions weather conditions such as NW winds and strong tides. Phrases about experienced crew and steered vessels appear, but key details and names are unreadable.
Australia faces a tight field as a pivotal stip race unfolds with top contenders Nd and Wa aiming for the lead. The outcome could decide a key division, shaping upcoming matchups and standings.
A garbled OCR style report lists various names and items such as Mun Frincivon and Kaiulaly Getol along with references to steamer names and destinations. The fragment mentions owners like Mary Doras and a voyage to Nowaimio with several misread terms.
In Hilo the Now and Arrived list for October shows Annie Johnson from Sana Franciano docking with a bark and a 4 percent rate for a harkentine Skagit vessel, registered under Island POIs. The notice outlines arrival details and applied port charges.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention exports, a WG Lewin style entity, sugar bags and a company name with unclear details. The text lists quantities and possible firms, but lacks full context, dates, destinations, or structured facts to form a clear event or outcome.
A brief entry records a cattle event involving 25 head from Ex atime Kinsa with yards of 259 and terms like earn and hides. A 28 ples L jops auudel appears as fragmentary notes.
The piece argues that science and art have lowered the cost of pictures, leaving no excuse for bare walls. It notes King Bros. offer pictures of all kinds and prices at 110 Hotel street, urging readers to visit.
A wide range of items from a college athlete’s death to policy and finance notes. Von Gammon, a Georgia University football player, dies from injuries in a game. President McKinley visits Canton. The national debt rises in October due to cast on hand. Treasury recognizes Chinese certificates issued by Portuguese authorities. Yellow fever mortality shifts with weather in New Orleans. The Library of Congress opens in Washington with 350 000 volumes. Ballots in ten states show shifting control with Low in New York and Van Wyck likely winning.
A fragment outlines extreme dietary rules and self control to slow aging. It advocates eating only once daily except meat twice weekly for 80 days and fasting during illnesses. It warns misaligned eating leads to various health issues and urges medical consultation for personalized advice.
After heat of day, visit a local springs and dip feet in a cool brook. Submerge toes, move ankles to create friction, and let the stream ease tired feet. Return to lodging and resume evening activities in party slippers.
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