29 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1897
Page
1
Testimony from Mr. R. Beanin of Adelaide South Australia reports cure from indigestion loss of strength and appetite after using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. He had suffered for years, tried other treatments with little hope, and attributes several bottles of the medicine to his complete recovery.
Hubert Vor, famed Dutch painter, commands 10000 for a single portrait and will exhibit a selection at the Paris Exposition. He and wife Gratam recently arrived in Hawaii and will stay at the Palace hotel before proceeding to Asia and Australia in search of new types for his great collection. His work has earned him wealth, and he plans a broad study of European, Indian, and American portraits.
J A Beott and C Kennedy sold Tribune stock to A B Loebenstein and BLM Wakefield. Sperrow left the paper while W H Smith, ex Herald editor, takes over at the Tribune. The Herald shifts to conservative alignment as the Tribune leans radical.
On Nov 30, St Andrew's day, Honolulu Cathedral honors King Kamehameha I V. A benefit concert in the Sunday school room at 7:30 pm aims to fund a Hawaiian Hymn Book with music. Admission 60 cents, tickets from committees or T G Thram's bookstore.
A report from a voyage to the big island describes a mishap aboard the steamer Hawaii during a trip to Hilo. Passengers Arthee Tavares and Davin attempted to go ashore when the boat capsized. they struggled to reach the shore with the crew helping. A sailor was thrown overboard at Hopema and several others were feared lost in rough seas.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a house completion and an official approving a feature at Mohuin Point and Kobala Point. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are readable. The snippet includes garbled phrases about inspection, maintenance, and personnel in charge.
A.M. Moallishna opened a news store at the railway station occupying the former ticket agent’s office. Daily papers and light reading will be kept on hand for passengers by the trains. Details of trains to and from Wat aune are being arranged.
In Hilo, Rowell arrived for work on a new wharf after a week away. The Jamb ri list was landed from the Hawaii bixt Thursday morning, leaving Joseph Campbell in charge with a crew to begin work. Rowell said the wharf would be finished before the start of the year.
Captain John Schaefer presided at a Saturday evening ceremony elevating officers of Company A NGHS. Lieutenant W. Ketter was elected to succeed himself in an 8 to 1 vote over Sergeant Thowne Lieutenant Klemme faced opposition and was unanimously chosen. Afterward, many members serenaded the regiment with a wagonette. The party broke up at dawn.
Pacheco and Fernandes run a busy new barber shop in a San Pancheo block. Early morning trade is brisk with five regulars per chair, elegant design, electric lighting, and a model interior featuring three chandeliers and a long mirror arrangement. The firm praises Honolulu for support and quality grooming.
Defendants Pine Cramton Recipetons Stinson Magne Ruppa Kaio, via attorney A G Robertson, move for a new trial and contest Judge Perry's suspension of sentence, with stipulation by prosecutor W A Kinney and a five day extension to file a bill of exceptions. An exemplified California will of Si Sen Megoin is admitted to probate, with administrator W Weall and bond. estate bequeaths to widow and three children, including property in the Hawaii Islands, ancillary probate pending.
Andrade the baker opposed leniency for a boy who stole bread, while at Morgan's rooms Harry Armitage conducted the auction of A. G. S. Hawes estate wines and liquors. British Commissioner Kenny led the purchases as other buyers secured modest items.
The Kat Toawe caravan group caused by H. Hawks 11 & Co gains access to the Hawaiian hotel and grounds. Hotel management confirms the purchase of the exit machine, to be supplied to the caravan for ordered use.
Metron Meludin vun Burn presents Hold by the Enemy by Willow Gillett as the closing war drama Tuesday evening. A follow up, A Hovini Hishway man, is slated for Thursday night. Percy Smith to speak at Hawaiian Historical Society annual meeting at Honolulu Library. members urged to attend.
Thanksgiving services were conducted in the Palania chapel yesterday evening under Rev. J. M. Lewin who led the program and delivered the sermon. A notable monica program enriched the event with performances from pupils of Kamehanplin Kohools.
The clipping asserts Schilling Bert baking powder does more work on the coat and makes better cake, backing this with a claim from a Comopany, though the credibility and specifics are unclear and the language is garbled. The item appears to be a brief promotional or testimonial note with questionable wording.
The Prison Supplies Contracts for one year have been awarded to multiple firms including W.L. White, Waters house, and Bowie & Co, for items such as soap, canvas, iron buck ets, leather, groceries, and bakery goods, with several other suppliers listed.
A band concert was held at Kama Square during the late evening hours. The event drew local attendees and featured a short program of instrumental pieces.
A damaged newspaper note reports the Pali Road project nearing completion with a horse passage expected in about three weeks. Crews work on a retaining wall, drainage, grading, and paving while travel is restricted to horseback and limited wheeled vehicles. Contractors estimate the work will cost around 87000 dollars, with final completion anticipated soon. Local officials emphasize safety and access for travelers once opened.
A Saturday night game between Kowstow Merformanen of Ppee hon and 182 Pal Mower drew a strained crowd. The page describes chaotic scenes, a high tension atmosphere, and injuries among players as the captain led a controversial event.
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