31 Oct 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1898
Page
1
The report notes bids opened at the Latthor Office for a new road to Pali, with totals exceeding appropriation. It lists bids from Wilbon & Whitehowe and others, concluding the highest bids surpass the $30,000 balance, and mentions related expenses and court rulings on government pay discretion.
Change of Puree News reports Parser Comfort of the O. U. 8 5 Dorie to soon assume the same post on the America Mara. William Magee, a veteran Pacific Mail Co. employee, will become parser on the Nippon Mara.
This morning Judge Wilcox saw the largest calendar in years with many cases continued to later dates and several nolle pros’d. Nakamura was fined 10 plus costs for assault and battery while Mones Kalua received six months hard labor for grows cheat. Mr and Mrs Wright stayed at the Arlington as the bridal party arrived from Waiaaing and the bride signed her new name in the hotel register.
Surgeon Major Havis acting in charge orders no visitors at the King Street military hospital. The directive asserts the prohibition applies immediately, affecting all wards and departments under the hospital’s control.
Reports from George W. Smith and De CO B Wood to the Board of Health indicate progress in curbing health disputes with the military. Camp M Kiley is praised for sanitary conditions, while Camp Otis still shows some faults. Col Barber's leadership has accelerated preparations for winter quarters and a fever hospital is planned in Navana valley. New York troops will move beyond Diamond Head as barracks are erected and land is taken as a military necessity.
Aldrich was captured in a twisted tale of a morning roundup after ten days of pursuit by Deputy Marshal Chillingworth and a posse at a government warehouse. In a room, a noise drew movement and a firing halted escape attempts. Aldrich claims innocence in a counterfeit money scheme and vows to fight the case as the football notes record town teams debating a practice game with Panahoa and the Pennsylvanians. Clarence M. White lies ill at home.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company and Occidental Oriental Steamship Company announce standardized fares for steamship passages. Rates apply to San Francisco and Yokohama routes with cabin and steerage options, round trips and long term passes. Honolulu agents are H. Hockfeld & Co. Ltd.
The Greves Marked Houndboarda place markers at graves in a U S cemetery so loved ones abroad can identify sites for monuments or reburial. Mrs Widdifield proposed the idea earlier at a meeting of the Red Cross Society.
The engagement announced in May links Miss Annes Victoria Stratemeyer daughter of Port Surveyor George Meyer to Charles Chilling Worit Second Deputy Marshal. Rev Carl Schwarts of the New York Volunteers preached at St Andrew's Cathedral during Sunday service and won strong congregation appreciation.
Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery on King Street promotes bike parts and accessories. It highlights wheel options, wheel maintenance, and cleaning services, noting new stock and guaranteed Stormer wheels. The ad touts repair and tune up services and encourages customers to visit 231 King Street.
Judge Gardner K Wilder, a prominent attorney from Wilder, Waketitch & Viney Lilo with deep ties to Hawaii, has been named to fill an open seat on Circuits Four and Two. His background includes education at Ann Arbor University, a Michigan law degree, and service as Deputy Attorney General and Hawaii district prosecutor.
A morning conference in President Dole's executive chamber brought together the Executive Council and Hawaii printers' agents. Attendees included Dole, Cooper, Venon, Kiye, Worb, Blin, Lewin, Selieford Huckttt, Awangy, Atherton, Gow, Auberteen, and Tewan. The discussed aim was to keep Japanese immigration data confidential while supporting labor expansion. Reports noted Mare fon traveled to Italy to recruit tsbao laborers for Hawaii, and We stewin & Cao arranged a seal on an ordner for Portuguese immigrants via Huffmanag & Co., London.
An altercation near Punchbow streets between Josquidd Almada and Saine Silva left both with injuries. Silva claims Almada weaponized a bottle and masked his face, while Almada was confined to Longe with serious wounds. Silva received a noticeable wound to the face and a wrestled confrontation followed.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals with locations across Hawaii Washington Maine Massachusetts California and others. The entry resembles a social or wedding notices compile likely of attendees witnesses or kin without clear actions or dates.
Police report a fall blast at Paks Pia where Foo Kwai Chin and Chong Keo gang members held a drawing event. Runners announced times 9 and 10 p.m. for first and second drawings. Twenty one Chinamen were arrested for organizing the game and acting as agents. The incident severely damaged the books.
Mr. Thompson of Avion Monumental Co of Washington returns to Seattle aboard the City of Molomus. He laid pipes during weeks of busy activity and carried away an order for a granite monument to the late Avtone Thonn, to be erected by Baraga members in his memory.
In an interview with Jas A Thompson authorities outline case against Wong Obunyg Tai alias Abung who escaped and Ab Boi arrested. They recount a duel between William Dapuid and Ab Put when Alone intervened with a striking blow to the forehead amid the confrontation.
The record reports the deaths of He Amine Balatbee Wm. FP. Goraleele and C.het New York, both at a New York military hospital and related facilities from typhoid fever. Burial or funeral arrangements are noted for the immediate days ahead, with service details to follow. A separate item mentions a First Nebraska event held Sunday at a tavern in Goo, W. Niomany Oo.
An OCR fragment reports that Oidew Channen Curtis BP Twok retires tomorrow from the secretarieship of the Lend Office and will be succeeded by Ed Boyd of the Teterior department. The Rose place is to be filled by a projected Arche r Smithies, currently a clerk in the P B branch of the port office.
The Government appoints Bod Cross an electrics expert Lieutenant Coolidge US Eng to join Superintendent Huck for a thorough inspection of the government electric light system and fines.
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