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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1898
Page
8
A testimonial style ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the purifying blood medicine. It claims cures for various ailments, including scrofula and eye sensitivity, with a customer named Mrs. Canim Wirems of Lompoo, Cal, praising improved health after use. The ad states price is $1.
By authority the Department of Public Instruction invites sealed tenders for a twelve room brick school building in Hoveluta. Tenders due 12 oclock noon Thursday September 15 at Executive Building. Plans at Meera Ripley Dickey Architects. Each bid must include a certified cheque for five percent of bid. Minister E Cooper reserves right to reject lowest or any bid.
Holders of water privileges are notified that irrigation hours are from 6 to 8 in the morning and from 4 to six in the evening. Those on Punchbowl slopes above Green street and in Nuuanu Valley above Berov street may irrigate when water is available but not more than four hours in any twenty four. Andrew Brown. Sept. Honolulu Water Works. Approve J A King Minister of Interior Honolulu. Sept 7 1898.
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures with vessel names such as Star Maul and Mauna Loa, ports like Honolulu and San Francisco, and cargoes including sugar, rice, hides, and horses. It notes steamers from Kauai and Oahu, and mentions observers and schedules for September departures and imports.
W G Smith of Kauai registered at the Hawaiian hotel. The Australia departs Sept 12 at 6 pm. Henry Vierra visits Lahaina to view horses. A 25-car order for O R & L Co carhops for the Honolulu Sugar Up. Judge Early of Arizona says Hawaii climate is right. Arrivals include WH Rice, C M Cooke Jr, Col De La Vergne. The last expeditionary soldier from Queen’s hospital moves to US Army hospital, Sgt Hatcher. A drawing shows Sam C Allen building at King and Alakea by Traphagen. three story block. No word from Ernest G Thrum. Panama steamer arrived two days before Australia. The Arizona not yet hauled in. will take on coal, captain Messer says, and depart Sunday. No new orders for Australia. Mills Academy fire alarm at 3 am. bucket brigade formed by Mr Schroder. Captain Houdlette of the Australia jokes about cigars in Manila. he managed 5000 for himself via officers of British warships. Charles Clark, the abbehey, resident in Honolulu for a year. former New Jersey resident, New York bar admittee, active in politics, came for his wife’s health.
At Kealia Kauai on the 7th inst to the wife of John Anderson engineer Maker Sugar. In this city September 7 the wife of Jomph Taker eater bore a child named Tinker.
Notice from the Department of Public Instruction announces Honolulu Night School in Kail Torn at Fort Street behind the building starting Monday in September. Classes run every evening except Saturdays with sessions from 6 to 9 p.m.
In a historic event at Pearl Harbor Course the First Ravé Kouroared Shell wins the Senior Championship while the Second Race Foursmed Shell sets a notable pace. Frais and Honuhily departures mark travel milestones as crews prepare for a round trip with close competition and strategic arrivals.
The undersigned exitor of the last will and testament of Axwan of Honolulu issues notice to all persons with claims against the estate to present authentic vouchers within months from the date of this notice. Claims secured by mortgage or otherwise must be shown. Debts owed should be paid promptly to the executor at the addressed firm in Honolulu. Dated August 188.
London Berlin and Vienna comment across newspapers that a Dreyfus case revision is now inevitable. The coverage notes broad public interest and signals possible official reconsideration in France, with measures discussed in continental capitals.
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary of the Navy Allen inclined to discuss Dewey's plea for boosting the fleet with a battleship and an armored cruiser but would not confirm receipt of the request. He said no orders had been issued to dispatch additional vessels to Manila.
General Lawton reports that the Cuban government has relieved Major General Calixto Garcia from command in the eastern province of Santiago. He is said to be succeeded by Geral Lauret. Also listed is a Hawaiian hotel musical program for the evening featuring an overture a Love of Junt and other pieces.
Dispatches report General Merritt praising gala troop actions and Californian soldiers as the transport St Paul arrives. Washington Cabinet approves trade with Spanish ports in the Philippines and Governor General Rios allows vessels to enter ports under Spanish or American flags, with transfers to individuals under Consular regulations to carry American colors.
A special meeting of the shareholders of the Frontier Mul Co. Ltd will be held at the office of Hiskfeld & Co. Ltd on September 10, 1808 at 9 a.m. Acting Secretary Honolulu confirms the session.
A fragment advertises a home remedy approach for colds and coughs in children. It suggests hot foot baths, hot drinks, Agar's Cherry Pectoral, and rest, claiming quick morning recovery and cure for bronchitis and chest coughs with continued use. This piece reflects era advertising language and remedies.
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