23 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1897
Page
1
A compact reflection compares bodily health to soil that nourishes life. It suggests blood as soil that can be drained or enriched, and life’s vigor as a harvest gained through labor, rest, and nourishing food. The passage emphasizes restoration of vitality and a robust appetite.
Article argues for immediate adoption of a comprehensive city sewerage system in Honolulu. It notes a pending legislature, engineer Herring Thimentleman's plans, and cites Yellow Fever losses across Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama to justify public health spending. Proposes issuing Honolulu Sewerage Bonds for a twenty year term.
The Aorangi steamer, due Friday from Sydney, carries the last mail for the Coast until the Moana departs in December. It brings Christmas remembrances and a final chance to reach Europe. Honolulu streets note a new Hawaii bicycle craze spreading among the Frater nity.
A Mabiting and Company advertises baking powder with a money back guarantee promising value beyond its price. The line emphasizes customer satisfaction and a bold claim of superior quality for bakers who seek reliable leavening.
Land sale at the Executive building drew crowds as Chief Clerk Hassinger offered Tantalus lots of one to two and a half acres. Bids mostly exceeded upset prices with buyers including A Thurston, A Lovekin, J Ruthwell, and J F Hackfeld. Report covers planters meetings on labor, forestry, and soil studies, with data on Japanese and other workers, future labor needs, and forthcoming soil reports by Professor Maxwell.
Uncle George Bromley recalls Tavernier at a central ceremony in Nuiuna cemetery yesterday afternoon With his band he decorated the grave of Tavernier a renowned Bohemian and friend in San Francisco and Hawaii The Bohemian Club arranged the grave tribute Davey secured prints of the old Bohemian at the tomb marking the elegant floral tribute
Important Kalk Auctioneer Morgan advertises the sale of the personal effects of A. G. Hawes on Wednesday December 1. The lot includes African Japanese and Hawaiian curios, family carriages, a span of grey horses, and will be held at the Palama premises with a public viewing the day before the sale.
Company A holds a Saturday evening election for lieutenants. Lieu tenant Fetter is to be reinstated as he has no opposition. Lieu tenant Klemme faces opposition from Sergeant Thoene, indicating a contested race for a second post.
John Nott led the recent exemp tion vetting and was named head of a committee to draft a constitution and bylaws for a new organization formed for charitable purposes. Other members include John A Haswinger Hose No 1 C B Wilson Engine No 1 Henry Smith Engine No 2 Jam Boyd Engine No 4 L H Dee Fire Police.
Illness of Mr Hitchcock and a lecture by Mr Churchill in Y M QO A hall reduced turnout for Kilohana Art League's event. Next open night to be announced later in the week.
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