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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1898
Page
8
On and after Marteliy the WHT erase at the tally. A general pret meeting occurs Sunday, with details unclear due to damaged text.
In the First Circuit Hawaii a debtor named Kath S Treagloan seeks discharge from bankruptcy. A hearing is scheduled for Monday September 11 at Honolulu with creditors invited to appear and show cause if any. Deputy Clerk Josephenson notes the proceedings and urging compliance by all parties.
A fragmentary local note describes The Last Car on King Street heading to Waikiki and Palwinn, mentioning Anchor Saloon and a witty bar scene. It references Clever mixalogits, a Seattle bear on draught, and John Dewars Seidteh with unclear players and patrons.
Shipping reports list weather hazy and strong winds. Vessels depart and arrive including Pos for ports and routes with names such as He Sigil Station and Stedinins Make. Ships like OAS Australia Headlette and VRSEELS LEAVING TOMORROW are noted with destinations and departure times, along with multiple port calls and cargo movements.
A birth notice reports Hapteilwe V1 born in the city to the wife of Ts Keeven, described as a shooter.
The document argues Hawaii should become a U S state or, if impossible, a Territory with rights akin to 1887 constitutional provisions. It urges equal franchise for Portuguese residents, abolition of contract labor, and aligns Hawaii with American constitutional principles while seeking annexation insights from Newlands Restitution officials. It emphasizes Portuguese American identity in Honolulu and calls for reforms benefiting both islands and residents.
A copy of resolutions adopted by the Portuguese Colony in Honolulu on September 12, 1808, urging U.S. protection of civil rights for Asian residents, equal taxation to enable farming, free public education, application of U S Asiatic laws, preservation of local judiciary, non disturbance of existing Asiatic residents, hospital tax abolition or redirection to provide free care for the sick poor, and presentation to the Commission on the Newlands Resolution.
A list of named passengers sails aboard the Australia this afternoon including JW Todd AS Le Baron Garvey and wife Thomas Ryan AZ Meinert J R Meyer H L McNair Mrs Roth and two children and many others. The Red Cross Ball proceeds tonight at Progress Hall with the Hawaiian band providing music and tickets selling rapidly. Honolulu Messenger Service and American Messenger Service advertise delivery and taxi options.
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