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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1897
Page
8
Advertises a large variety of coal and wood stoves and ranges from Primus Oil Stoves. Claims lower running costs, equal heat to a three wick stove, and guarantees customer satisfaction. Promotes jobbing facilities for ship work and general orders.
Meade and Amelia and Melgkitat clear out with multiple vessels preparing sailings. Amelia clears for Port Blakeley while Transit heads to San Francisco next Tuesday and Klikitat sails in ballast for Port Townsend. H F Glade departs with 800 tons of ballast for San Francisco and Wilder arrives from Port for San Francisco. Maweona chartered to load lumber from Puget Sound to Honolulu. Alden Boase sails for Tahiti with 170 tons, Comus sails to coaling, and Robert Lowers plans lumber return voyage. Philadelphia to Labaina for target practice, then back by Monday.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a time whistle cue around midnight with references to Greenwich time and local signals. The legible parts indicate a clock or bell sound instruction amid unclear text and misordered words.
Passenger list shows departures for Rausi and associated individuals including Mikahels, Sept Whites, Mrs L Kou rena, Mito Stutte, Moos KO Kaai, agoo, Cyou Bamm, H P Baldwin, GN Wilcox, He Water bonne, Mra Ananeli, Mra Spalding, Fudue Kahaulotio, WD Shelton, AS Wilcox, and Chong Chong.
Fragmented OCR lists ports and ships with scattered place names and dates. Items mention Baltimore Adana Am bk Kosciusko Am be Rafe BW Aw erhr Chas and Fall Am ship WP Babe How bk, Nagona and Eureka Hilo Sept, Nanaimo Sept, Newedetle Sept, with scattered dates and unclear consignments. The readable items show transport terms, ship names, and destinations in a garbled maritime docket.
An advertisement lists bicycle trips saddles spring seat posts repair kits and related items at Pacific Cycle and Manatec Turing Co located in Ehlers Building Fort Street. It notes the Oliver Typewriter and a world class boat machine with many valuable features to be appreciated. Gear No King Street.
Sept 15 arrivals include Str A Commins from Oahe ports Str A Commins Sept 1 StF Glue Hanatoop bound for San wul bhte Kiisitet Cutler bound for Port Towe Ambrita Anetta Willer bound for Pow Blakely Amsehr Rober Lewers Goodman bound Thurday Sept 16
An assortment of advertisements and notices show sales calls for portrait enlargements, carriage hires, and a Harris list of local trades. Mentions King Bros portraits with reduced prices and a call to compare workmanship before ordering.
Senator Morgan and several Congressmen weigh annexation of Hawaii, arguing strategic naval value and commercial ties. They warn against delay, cite Pacific defense needs, and discuss potential impacts if other powers gain the islands, with mixed views across party lines.
State Department lodged nine demand with US chargé d affaires at Lima to locate the mate of the American bark Uncle John. he was ashore at Callao on December 19 and arrested for constant demand forRalnier Beer. King Bros advertises enlarged portraits with samples and reduced prices. King Bros, 110 Hotel streets. Also notes anchor bar promotions and beverages at the Anchor with two for a quarter.
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