Sunrise and hunger as day unfolds in the country
In the country the morning glows with sunrise and sparkling dew but later the day brings a hungry feeling.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1897
Page
8
In the country the morning glows with sunrise and sparkling dew but later the day brings a hungry feeling.
An item notes The Honolulu Sanitarium at 9 King Street offering physical training and services under I. O. L. Garven with telephone access. The listing references a quiet, possibly obscure facility with trained personnel and local contact number 650.
Property listing for sale detailing two houses on Parabentreet elle Punsbou Chilege-Pyions with 9 and 7 rooms respectively. Includes terms: 100) waste aul and balance in morgage. Apply to AV. GEAR & (1 for further details.
Harbor front shipping notes report the Alameda sailing toward the Colonies with heavy traffic of steamers, barkentines, and schooners down to port. Cargo details include coal to Kapan and Hunnsala, with 70 packages for the Prawley Company and a warship-like tally of arrivals at Nawiliwili and Koko. Weather described as changing with wind shifts and heavy rain. numerous passengers and crew listed among arrivals and departures.
The log lists arrivals and sailings from Yokohama to Singersland and Honolulu with vessels like Custina Cooke and Mouna. Captains face late winds and a sighting of Moai over the days, while the Charlene line recalls a storm and a captain who doubted reaching port.
Fragmentary OCR note lists names and phrases including Tuterty tor Kapa atin esa pana duct and Bonita fr Radic. Readable items show scattered personal names and places, lacking clear event or outcome.
A partial OCR text fragment references Colinton settings and dated items. It mentions Marietta and Loran Vite among others, but the readable content is garbled and unclear on events, names, or outcomes. The passage offers no verifiable facts or coherent narrative to summarize confidently.
The Anchor remains under the leadership of Avene PT. Ryan with assistance from William Carlyle. The establishment offers Seattle beer and other beverages including John Dewars Scotch whisky. A full stack of liquors, wines, and related items is kept on hand.
A fragment notes experts praise the Oliver Typewriter 18 Pro for its many valuable features. It claims color photography limitations and highlights King Brow on Hotel Street and a showroom at 210 King Street.
An arrival record notes passengers from San Francisco aboard a vessel with names including 18 year old Mere BW Carter, JH Coney, P Taenberg Jr, and DM Barringer with wife, plus two children and a servant, traveling via Kauai.
The Old Califor Bennet Crew Butlers of Califor The Marion will replace the Camanche as the training ship for California’s naval militia. On Nov 6 the Navy Department ordered the vessel turned over to the State for citizen sailors, and ordered Navy crew transferred to the Mohican. Both ships lie at Mare Island Navy Yard. The Mohican will train apprentices on the Pacific Slope alongside the Marion, which has long served as the training ship for apprentices.
A report from Paris describes a celebrated ophthalmic specialist and the medical riddle of an eye condition. Witnesses recount unusual symptoms and fear, with doctors noting the challenge in establishing a general rule for the ailment amidst dramatic patient reactions. The tale intertwines medical detail, a theft scare, and colonial era dispatches about ship matters and local commerce notices.
A chaotic narrative details a daring burglary and a tense pursuit through dim streets. The account centers on a crew led by a figure described as a rogue, with improvised tools and a plan to breach a home. The story interweaves scenes of fear, pursuit, and a later confession of the assailants as they are cornered.
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