08 Sep 1899
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1899
Page
1
The annual election of officers and directors was held this morning in board rooms. All old officers were re elected except George R Carter who resigns as secretary due to private business. Charles J Falk elected unanimously to fill the vacancy.
The 143 day voyage from New York brought the bark Obed Baxter to sea with L187 tone of phosphates for Onette and Cooke. Under Captain Sereney the vessel faced heavy weather around the Horn and appears tied to the Easter trip to Honolulu. Owner W. E. Beverly aboard, the ship previously operated in the Australia and East India trade.
The coroner's inquest into the death of Soldier Wm J Mardon convened this afternoon with jurors E O White BL Giles Geo Dillingham Wm Savidge W E Riveri and H Kabey. A careful examination of the death certificate signed by Surgeon Yule is planned. The jury may sit all afternoon, but a postponement to Monday was announced as witnesses had not appeared and the identity of the dentist who treated the deceased remains unknown.
Ins. A. Thompson, deputy clerk of the Circuit Court, is granted a two week vacation. He will join the Star baseball team in Hilo during the period.
Detective Kanpa reports that two bicycles vanished after a group of men visited Camp McKinley to search for suspected misdelivered wheels. The inquiry aims to determine if the cycles were misplaced rather than stolen.
A fragment reports activity near Mauna Loa and Kilauea with the crater smoking lightly. No other signs observed. Mentions a roll of honor among defenders and that fires have gone out outside a certain area. Location cited as Manila.
Inquiry at J M Dowcett’s office confirms no entries for the 18th cup yacht race. President Dole’s Bonnie Dander and Hobson’s Gladys are the likely competitors as both crews practice hard with a harbor race set to start at 5 pm.
Captain Mant and Captain Paul Smith, newly appointed captains in the 40th Regiment, say command was at Fort Sheridan after notification. The 40th likely sits at the Presidio, and Smith weighs whether to join the San Francisco company or await them as they travel toward Mavila.
Manager Hewitt of Naslebu arrived at Maava Loa en route to Kalo to inspect a steamer Eliwol for the Hutchinson Sugar Co mill at Honu, delayed by travel. He seeks machinery details for the new Honu mill project.
A noted gathering hosted by Doctor and Mrs Hamphrion and others included Vice Dean Mea Kitent Jad ne and Mr Stanley Miss Dan ford Mr Dann Inte of the Julian Stodin and Mr Hall with Mr and Mrs Matt Smith. The paper corrects yesterday’s misstatement that Geo Houghtailing was convicted of opium possession. the prior report said the charge was selling spirituous liquor without a license.
The article details B O Hall and Son moving goods from their King street store and warehouse to a new Allen street warehouse as two months of packing looms. After removal, demolition will start for a new block, with bids to contractors after plans are reviewed. EO Hall & Son must maintain a business site during construction, with two possible locations under consideration.
A pleasant garden party at the Carmichaels corner of Pepsacola and Kinau streets drew about a hundred socialites yesterday afternoon from 4 30 to 6. Notables included President and Mrs Dole and numerous local residents. The event featured a decorated booth, cool lane setting, and Hawaiian music by the Quintette Club.
A crowd gathered at the Pacific Mail wharf to bid farewell as the U S A Transport City of Puebla sailed for Manila at 10 o'clock carrying 651 listed men and a 14 year old mascot amid mail, quarterdeck operations, and good wishes for the war effort.
Arthur Meranda and Mary Coukett were married that evening by the Rev. A V Kitoat at St Andrews Cathedral. The groom belongs to the vested choir which sang at the ceremony.
A compact history sketches the campaign to reach Manila, highlighting key figures, strategic shifts, and notable events. It traces motives, turning points, and the broader impact on participants and publics, presenting a concise narrative of the journey toward the Philippine capital.
Town educators and Grand Army post leaders advance the Hawaii educational exhibit for the Paris Exposition. A committee will coordinate flags and poles for 144 schoolhouses, with Flag Day annual observance and emphasis on photographs and work samples from island students.
London voices react to a supposed plan by American buyers to purchase historic landmarks Stoweberge and Stonehenge as part of a wave of protest. Thomas Hardy joins writers urging government intervention while Antiquarian Society officials debunk or contextualize the offer. A broad reference to Manila appears in a separate aired account.
A lively review notes "Phe New Boy" opening acts and the comic charm of "Queen of the Hosen" with Trixie Qali. It also praises Bogge and Haeward and Walton in "Mrs Bouncer's Boarders" for brisk realism and clever humor, while A. J. Ord delivers a period musical mélange to close.
L A Thoreton argued for the plaintiff this morning in Waialua, criticizing opposing letters between BP Dillingham and J B Castle. The judge weighed whether Mr Dillingham employed a reputable attorney for monthly pay to craft letters that influenced the case.
Continued success as Inez evening presents A Prodigal Father by the Maggio Moore H.R. Roberts Company. The stars were intensely interesting and clever as ever with excellent support. H. R. Roberts and Maggie Moore have built enduring reputations in Honolulu.
The text fragment mentions Vans the frarman Hane the Bontinau and Maggie Moore in her Oscinating sabes with references to imminent performances at the Opera Honea. It suggests preparatory work and audience reception, plus changes in schedule and cast notes, all reflecting theatre activity and booking for upcoming dates.
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