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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1898
Page
2
The arrival of ships from San Francisco and Kapaa markets mingles with cargo movements at the harbor. The Temgard and J. James Makee report cargoes, while cattle and calves accompany the Iragerd voyage. Weather notes, arrivals, sailings, and a hotel concert schedule fill the day’s port brief.
Moved from Camp Co H of the New York Volunteers the Binghamton boys prepare to leave in a bolly for the convalescent camp at Desmond. Orderlies were sent to company captains to designate men classed under the weather. First lieutenant will accompany the company and Second Lieutenant Hinwata is detailed for duty at General King's headquarters. No sales at the morning session. bids recorded for various items.
Several soldiers suffering from typhoid fever were taken from the transport Senator upon her arrival today. They are being treated at military facilities and monitored for further symptoms.
In Honolulu on October 26, Rey TD Garvin reports Mary Kabella Friel of Waikapa Maui and KG Jackson of Hono wulu are noted. The fragment implies a news item but lacks clear events. This brief card preserves names and locations with limited readable context.
Ellen P. Clark sues in equity claiming Charles A. Clark and an attorney deceived her regarding rents from mortgaged property tied to the Wilder Estate. The suit contends foreclosure was mishandled, misleading bids occurred, and a scheme to convey the property to a relative or their spouse is attempted. Complainant seeks foreclosure relief and final settlement favorable to her.
At the Ricknpos Show last night the chief award went to Bernice Bishop Reid, six years old, daughter of Hugh Reid of the Honolulu Tron Works. About 700 to 800 attendees unanimously conferred the prize. she wore blue ribbons and scarlet. She was hosted by around sixty mothers near her home.
McNeill and Catton began construction of a pattern shop beside their foundry warehouse at Queen and Richards, two stories high with corrugated iron. Patterns makers toil cramped in the end of the warehouse as the Ha waiian Electric Company reports a new engine to be shipped from San Francisco after the 27th. The Risdon Iron Works engine will enable heavier loads. A recent lighting interruption prompted a new dynamo. Marriage notices arise from Colorsae Springs for Miss Clara Cameron of Colorado Springs and Mr Paul Findley De La Vergne of Honolulu. ceremony occurred October 25 with plans for the couple to visit Honolulu soon.
The Mikabala docked from Kauai with 3180 bags of Kokata Sugar Mill Lager, signaling the first sugar of the new Kauai season. Kekoho Mill now operates at full capacity as Ha waiian hotel staff arrival noted in a China-bound vessel. Upcoming wedding: Talula Lacey Gibeon and Love Muller Vetlesen scheduled Monday evening November 7 at 7:30 in Holy Inne Teatts. Reception planned at Lattheha o & Lotock. Troops from the yards prepare for a forthcoming move amid ongoing harbor activity.
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