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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1897
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads names and contacts related to The Honolulu Sanitarium including Klug Brest and Dr Garvin in charge. Mentions Aomistide Place and training movement terms, with a scattered telephone reference 630. The text lacks clear events or dates.
For sale a seven room house on Panahou Street opposite Phoshou Niles Piles 2400 and 9000 Ter a 1000 east each and balance in mortgage Apply to V URARA CO 210 King Street
Harbor front shipping intelligence reports multiple vessels at Oahu ports. The schooner Lyman D and Mauna Loa with others proceed or discharge cargo, while steamers await cargo and departures are delayed. A police action charges crew of the Lyman D Fo with cruelty at sea. A British bark Lebu reaches San Francisco after Honolulu voyage.
Prosecution lists witnesses before Judge Perry in the Kauai murder case including Emma Smith Annad Smith Henry Watt John Kaahoa and others. Interpreter Mae J Acuwitted of Laverty case noted officials and bond matters addressed as Judge Stanley approves accounts and a verdict finds Hans Rosenborg not guilty in a Ninava street robbery case.
English scientist Philip Archibald Cuming, visiting Hawaii, asserts islands of volcanic origin may be destroyed soon. He cautions conditions are ripe for catastrophe but plans no published conclusions until returning to England. He believes the archipelago could vanish in the coming years.
Per Kinau from Hilo Pine weather outward as far as Mabo kona rough weather there and at Kawaitine and delayed five hours at Latter port. Oo sevvant of heavy seas no live stock was taken on at Kawaitine.
Passenger list from Frown Maat and Hawaii ports includes several named individuals and spouses such as Senator Pettigrew, Ex: Sen atore Dabais, and others like Mids Walker, FB Dodge and daughter, Miss J M Barnard, Geo J Campbell, and 131 others. The roster covers multiple states and notable travelers with varied titles and affiliations.
A new social club in Honolulu forms with plans based on a prior paper edition. James T. Copeland named temporary chairman Wy Brnah as temporary secretary. About 30 proposed names on the membership list and 12 additional inquiries to join. A committee on permanent hall arrangements appointed plus an enlarged enrollment panel. Charles Lind elected club treasurer. Next meeting set for Wednesday evening.
Noto rious swindler Dunbar, famed for Honolulu schemes, faced trial in San Francisco for allegedly sawing funds from business pensmen under Pretended for the Presa Club. He was convicted in Police Court and appealed. Judge Dunne ordered discharge on complaint defects. Also notes on a misc local ad for Calofornian turkeys and fruit market with Thanksgiving orders.
Passengers depart per Kauai and Maui routes with star names James Mickey and Page. On November 18 and 19 voyages are noted for the Alameda and Manua Loa liners with several travelers including Dr Watt Miss Haifter A B Coote and M Predorey. Wayport passengers include Rowell Chong Phillips Potton Kalo Woo Drwin Jolnon Sawyer Kophe Dickey and Ching with others.
A garbled ad lists Panama Grocers near the Trailway Depot offering shakes made with pure milk and flavoring, inviting customers to invest 10 cents. It mentions a Wright’s Carriage shop rear on Fort Street near Club Bindles, promoting diverse vehicles at unbeatable prices from Jory’s.
A dozen exempt firemen met at the drill shed to form a matuel benefit for old Honolulu Fire Department members. Chairman John Nott was authorized to appoint a five member committee to draft a constitution and by laws. Nott will name the panel in a day or two.present were John Nott GC B Wilkey Sonia McGrew veterans from the sixties ex chief Wilson displayed a badge from 81 years ago. J D McVeigh served as secretary.
Princess Kuaialani received a call from the Hower girls of Honolun yesterday afternoon. The women, dressed in white with pink ribbons, went out to bushes. This afternoon the young lady holds another reception to the general public. She has not yet decided whether she will take Washington Place for the present or not. The preraines have been proffered and are being made ready for her.
A fragmented ad fragment touts a color impression concept claiming nature colors can be captured by post processing. It mentions Medeiros & Decker and invites readers to join a club and visit the Elite Barber Shop near Alekea for grooming services and a $1 wool shave offer.
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