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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1899

Page

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British Hold Ladysmith Against Heavy Boer Fire

Special dispatches from Ladysmith dated November 2 report Boers recapturing old positions and mounting guns while British White holds out. Casualties rise as reinforcements are awaited and the risk to the railway bridge near Tugela jeopardizes rail links to Ladysmith. London dispatches say White is staying firm, with reports of civilians and officers wounded, and British losses and prisoners listed.

London Ladysmith Harmson Spline Tern Pietermaritzburg Rai Seat of War White Kimberley Keith Ti Rie Luff Egerton Powerful War Office Thas Lodor el York Ninoym Oita Dublin Hussars

Ready for the Fight Between Jeffries and Sharkey

New York Nov. a report notes Tom Sharkey and Jeffries declare both men ready for tomorrow's prize fight for the world title. Fans doubt Jeffries condition compared to Sharkey though both camps say training is complete and the bout will proceed to the twenty five round limit.

Tom Sharkey Ba Eae Iain Sharley Jeffries Jef New York Jin Jeffries

Boers Occupy Zululand Areas Near Greytown

Report from The Bulletin states Boers occupy parts of Zululand around Pomeroy, about fifty miles from Greytown, as of November 2. Publication price 75 cents per month.

Zululand Rea Joers Pomeroy Greytown the Bulletin

Artesian Wells Dry at Kahuku Ranch Raise Cabinet Debate

In a cabinet meeting the status of Oahu artesian wells was discussed after reports from Kahuku ranch showed one well dry and others waning. Manager Weight defended the system, noting nine Kahuku wells and that the dry well was at Kahuku ranch while others remained productive elsewhere. The Interior Ministry move to fund and oversee Lahaina water works was amended, with a cap of 500 dollars and government takeover triggers. the Orpheum liquor license was recommended denied after testimony from theater representatives.

Oahu Kahuku Ranch Wan Kahuk Plantation Bulletin Kahuku Plantation Kahuku Weight T. F. Lansing Lahaina Taylor Taylor H Orpheum Orpheum Company F. M. Hateh Messrs. Desky Robinson Halstead von Molt

Election of Officers at Special Stockholders Meeting

A special stockholders meeting of the 1 1 8 .N. Co. elected John Ena president and James S. McLean vice president. Norman J. Gedge was named treasurer, J. L. McLean was elected vice president, and W. B. Godfrey remained as director amid the resignations and reappointments.

Mission Children's Society votes to cut meetings at Kawalatao Seminary

The Mission Children's Society met at Kawalatao Seminary Saturday night to discuss a committee report on new entertainment forms. The panel proposed turning the society into a purely memorial one with fewer than twelve meetings, a plan met with strong opposition. The report was accepted but not adopted, and a new committee to continue the work was appointed.

Mission Children's Sociery Kawalatao Seminary

Matters Military Co B Election Pursued Tomorrow Night

A military company election for captain of Company B is set for tomorrow night at the elit shed. Capt. Petrie and Lieut. Cottrell compete for the captaincy while rumors say Company C may challenge Company F to a $400 shoot.

Petrie Lieut Cottrell

Ducks bagged by island club reach near two hundred

Nine members of the duck club crossed to the island Sunday and bagged 195 ducks, averaging about 25 per person.

Murder Trial of Marcello Opens in Perry Court

A murder case involving Marcello is set to begin tomorrow in Judge Perry's court before a foreign jury. The report provides a birdseye view of the proceedings and the Manila setting.

Marcello Perry Mani Manila

Pacific Mail Controls Toyo Kisen Kaisha Line Change

The Examiner reports that Toyo Kisen Kaisha of Japan is absorbed by Pacific Mail Company. W R Avery becomes Pacific Mail agent, and B C Howard of Yokohama is named manager of Toyo Kisen Kaisha. White managers replace Japanese crews, Hongkong Maru sails with more Chinese passengers, signaling policy shift amid cross ocean corporate control.

Toyo Kisen Kaisho Japan Pacific Mail Company Collin P. Huntington Laje Shipping Cireles W. R. Avery W. Fr. Curtis Mr. Avery Huntington B.C. Howard Pacific Mall Yokohama Toyo Kaisen Orient Hongkong

Fire destroys Kinau residence burned to ground

A residence on Kinau between Pilkol and Keeau maku streets burned Sunday between 3 and 4 pm. Nothing saved, children escaped with effort. Insured for 1700 dollars building and 300 dollars contents with J. S. Walker. Suspected start near a paint storage area. A patrolman first spotted the flames and sounded the alarm. engines arrived too late to help.

Krammoromoku Kinau Pilkol Keeaumaku J. 5. Walker

Opera Company's Program for This Week

The program lists Mikado on Tuesday November 14, Il Trovatore on Thursday November 16, The Musketeers on Saturday November 18, and La Helle Helene for Saturday night, with titles indicating comic and grand repertoires.

Sweet Emelle Again Arrest Report

The article notes Emelle and EmMie being arrested again on the same charge. It mentions Judge Wilcox had promised imprisonment on the next appearance, but bail was obtained and she remained away from court this forenoon.

Sweek EmMie Is Hoa Udge Wilcox

Hobart retirement shifts 1900 presidential race

New York dispatch reports Vice President Hobart plans retirement from public life forcing Republicans to pick a new running mate for McKinley. Names mentioned include Root and General Frederick Grant with Philippines war fortunes shaping the choice. Also notes McKinley's possible push against anti expansionists and speculation on Senate leadership.

New York Hobart New York State Platwar Ty Itin Roones Velt Root Frederick Gront Philippines Hioneral Grant General Grant Phillipepine Rout War Department Awa Ig Gener Ode Aaron Sive Senate Frye Maine

Opera for School Children at Boston Lyrics

Col Thompson of Boston Lyrics plans an opera for Hawaii school children as part of their education. The first matinee is next Friday with Bald Pasha the opera. The music is bright and catchy with comedy to engage students. Oabin College students will attend in a body.

Col. Thompson Boston Muath Hawaii Bald Pasha

Boer News Sparks Rumor of British Defeat Near Ladysmith

Brussels reports a rumor that General Lucas Moyer defeated General White south of Ladysmith and captured Colenso, with the British commander wounded. An Orange Free State Boer force is said to have entered Boburg on the Midland Railway, eleven and a half miles south of the Free State border.

Brussels Lucas Moyer White Ladysmith Colenso Ornge Free State Boers Boburg Midland Uoleven Free State

The Roll of Honor In On This Manila

The roll of honor among the nation s defenders is presented in On Ts Manila showing names and service details.

Manila

Man Appears in Bolles Court for Domestic Battery

An Tawallin faced Bolles Court for domestic battery after a complaint by his wife who claimed a bruised face. She admitted causing her own injuries and aggravated her husband’s conduct. Judge Wilcox, changing his approach, sent the native to jail for ten iu.

An Tawallin Bolles Wilcox

Orpheum Tonight Presents Village School Farce Changeover

The Orpheum changes program tonight to replace The Village School with an original sketch by Winton and McGinn, featuring Jackson Hearde and Littan Hieward. Winton and McGin lyn will perform, with the Rands and the Dreyfuss completing an excellent lineup.

Jackson Hearde Littan Hieward Winton and McGinlyn Rands the Dreyfuss

Police chase enforces Sunday closing in city

Police target the China mien who keep open their shop on Sunday. Several were warned yesterday, one was arrested and this forenoon weekend was reprimanded by Judge Wilcox.

Chinamien Wilcox

Kilohaua Art League Plans November Exhibit

The Kilohaua Art League schedules its November exhibit with works to be received November 18. Varnish Day falls on Saturday November 25, and the first view of Members' work will be on Monday evening November 27.

ART League Kilohaua Art League Ton

Prayer Week Schedule at M C A Services

Daily meetings planned for the week of prayer at M C A. The schedule lists themes Consecration Responsibility Purpose and Preparation with named leaders and Bible references for each day.

M.C. A Her Thealay Rormaos XL

Police Court Hears Charge Over Possession of Fackets

Late Che Fat Kalvnaplimown faced the Police Court on a charge of possessing fackets. Judge Wilcox fined the defendant $15 plus costs and drew a parallel to a word contest likened to a chess game from a lay paper. Deputy Marshal Chillingworth said he would investigate the matter.

Kalvnaplimown Wilcox Marshal Chillingworth

Triangle Literary Club Meeting Tonight Discusses Land Question

The Triangle Literary Club meets tonight to discuss the land question. The Review will be out on the 20th. The business men's gymnasium close meets at 8:00 this afternoon. The regular Sunday afternoon meeting yesterday was well attended.

J. M.C. A. Noten Triangle Literary Club

Will Go On Through Mr and Mrs Wim Haywood In the Orient

Mr and Mrs Wim Haywood will not stop here on return. They proceed immediately to the States from the Orient. Their travel plans are stated as they depart for the United States without layovers.

Wim. Haywood Orient States

Rainier Beer Roadshow and Health Ad at Masonic Temple

Local ad combines promotion of Rainier beer with medical ad copy for throat and nose conditions. Mentions Dr Posey, specialist for hay fever and catarrh, at the Masonic Temple setting. Detected as fragmented OCR from a period newspaper page.

Posey Hye Masonic Temple

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