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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1897
Page
8
A broad inventory of sheet metals including plain sheet iron, galvanized sheet iron, Russia iron, sheet zinc, copper, and brass sheets in multiple gauges and sizes. Also stocked are brass rod, copper and brass tubing, with capabilities to manufacture any sheet metal item to specification. Customer trade welcome with prompt estimates and attentive service.
Waterfront items report arrivals and voyaging ships at Port Townsend and Honolulu. Bark Chas B Kenny arrives at Port Townsend. Irmgard, Ame lia, Echo, and Roderick Dhu appear in transpacific sailings with lumber and general cargo. A new Atlantic and Pacific Transportation Co plan replaces clipper lines, and Hamburg port statistics show German flag dominance over British. Port Blakeley birth notice adds local genealogical data.
Col Lille offers remarks on Hilo politics as he leaves for home. He criticizes Attorney General Smith Sheriff Andrews and other friends, touts local figures, and predicts Mr Jones and Mr Richards will win. He argues residents must choose capable leaders and rejects loud, unprincipled candidates.
Cloudy conditions prevail at Diamond Head Rinal Station with heightened winds. A distant whistle signals late night activity as the clock nears greenwich time, aligning with the Ame Weljun Standard time zone.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal and place names across different regions including San Diego Hilo Bremen Eureka Hobart and Port Blakely. The text resembles a miscellaneous index or directory snippet with no coherent event or narrative.
Fragmentary text lists dates and ships with scattered proper nouns. Mentions bept 8 10 am and various place names such as Baltimore Newcastle Wallurokagt HawkieFueling Suv Minister Moraine Star and ships including Rufus E Wood. Content is inconsistent and lacks a coherent event.
Sumi Koona Parker and Star J A Cummins Searle arrive from Waialua and Oahu ports respectively. Amokin Amelia Willer heads from Port Blake Amokin Bebo Foye arrives from Che en Foute to Twutaln aus. Sept 1 report notes multiple incoming arrivals.
Fragmentary OCR record mentions individuals WRAITH Le Wepsuspar Nelson and Saunders with ties to Japan and China. References to Oahu Extension PMAS Pord Wedel and Wednor at 10 a m, unclear event or location.
Readable list shows various commodities and quantities including barley, coal, beef, salmon, waxes, nails, furniture, and lubricating oils. Mentions goods such as rolled barley, oats, wheat, flour, candles, beer, and groceries. Records likely a store stock or shipment ledger with numerous item entries and totals.
Paul J. Henning, Joseph F. Moore and Charles Anton Johnson seized Clipperton in the North Pacific with pistols and shovels, resisting Captain William McMurtry of the Kinkora who wanted to replace the Stara and Stripes with the British flag. They claimed a million feet of lumber from the wreck as theirs. Captain H. K. Dyke of the Camus witnessed the American flag flying and abstained. The Favorite gains reputation through its gentlemanly attendants and superior drinks.
Three young women missionaries bound for Japan arrived in Penu yesterday. Misa Georgiana Banous Miss Margaret Scott and Misa EB Dickinson all hailed from Grand Rapids Michigan. The group travels to assist church work in Japan and joins other arrivals in the Southeast Europe entry.
A collection of property for sale and rent on several streets including Nonanu Young and Green Street. Listings describe houses with multiple rooms and amenities, large lots with harbor views, cottages, and a lodging house on Port Street. Also notes ranch and fruit crops at Winnapple Ranch and investment potential.
By virtue of a writ of execution issued from the Circuit Court of the First Circuit on September 20, 1897, the defendant Puoa is charged with debts to Thomas Gay amounting to 116.10. The property to be sold at public auction includes lands at Kamauanui Waialua Oahu, conveyed to Edgar and Frank Halstead for 10 years at 20 dollars per year, and a second parcel at Kamauanui Waialua for 10 years at 16 dollars per year, with terms and costs to be paid. The sale occurs at Police Station Kalakaua Hale Mailelu Island of Oahu.
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