17 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1897
Page
1
An advertisement touts Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a universal blood purifier and tonic. It claims to treat scrofula sores pimples and disorders from vitiated blood while aiding digestion liver function and nerve strength. It asserts physicians highly approve the carefully prepared formula and universal demand.
A Kauai murder trial jury is named and lodged as agents prepare for court action while plans advance for a new New Planers Teachers Institute to raise standards and offer practical, city-based courses. The report notes sugar receipts in San Francisco and Germany sugar tax debates, with local social updates including Mr and Mrs Gray hosting guests and a fatal workplace accident involving a Japanese laborer.
November armband of unlivansed doge readings narrate the afternoon shooting of eighteen animals. Jim Kapiden handled the gun as the hunt for astrays continues through the month. Visit Wright's Carriaga Factory rear on Fort Street opposite Club Stables to see Oxha Ontringe Repository vehicle displays at unbeatable prices.
Advertisement notes cream of tartar and soda in Searding's Hes baking powder and promises a money back guarantee. It also mentions A Schilg & Company henna product.
Captain Curtis, famed skipper now aboard the pat ship Kuryilee, is well known in Honolulu from frequent port visits. Former first officer of the Flora E. Staffort, he once steered through the Caroline Islands, gained praise during detention in the Caroliges, and earned broad acclaim for his leadership and tribute to seafaring tradition.
The fragment mentions a peat craft called the New Jersey, 18 feet long and three feet wide, propelled on a bigly principle. It notes the boat was named after George Stratemeyer, nicknamed Jersey for his love of New Jersey, a Rhode Island link appears with Jay Greene.
Parker Telly discusses the Kaen island trade winds and the mysterious disappearance of plover. He notes winds are scarce and suggests the creature exodus affects Kooloa region, but he declines to name the whereabouts of the critters.
A report indicates worsening weather this afternoon with a southward wind shift and a weak barometer. Forecasters warn of bad weather ahead for tonight and tomorrow, signaling unsettled conditions.
Advertisement for City Carriage Company promising reliable hack service with good horses and drivers. Call telephone 115 from corner of Bort and Marehort streets for immediate service available around the clock.
Princess Keialani will attend the Pacific Club tennis season opener, noted for her love of the game. She visited the Catholic Mission yesterday afternoon and was warmly received by the Brothers and pupils.
Jeet Hiren HELM W. Mitchell, a guard at the Insane Asylum, injured during a wrestling altercation with fellow guards on Monday. He fractured a rib on the left side and is sidelined, needing several days to recover and care for himself.
A large line of vehicles for pleasure business and farm use is offered at the Oahu Carriage repository located behind Wright's Carriage Factory on Fort Street opposite Clab Stables.
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