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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1898
Page
2
The Hawaii regatta announces multiple events with prizes for swimming, dinghy racing, and canoe contests. Entries must name boat or entrant, with minimum boats required for prize awards and adherence to Hawaiian Koowing Association rules.
Shipping intelligence lists entries from Dinmont Head Signal Station with Sept 1 weather clear and fresh winds, temperatures around 84, and several vessel calls and routes. Notable ships include Satori, Mauna Loa, Star Mauna Loa, Tolan, Mohican, and Keaulint with departures or arrivals at Hawaii ports and Ka-Atal stations, plus various captains and routes noted for Sept 15 16.
Tomorrow brings a 16 sailing canoe race with a first prize of 15 dollars and a second prize of 85. The program lists Maui racers and local names, plus a 7 half mile swimming event with a trophy of 15 dollars. Entries include John Briggs and Sam Kala among others.
Local and general items note MF Scott at the Arlington and banks to stay closed tomorrow. Colonel Barber seeks lawn furniture for soldiers in camp. Road work continues on Manoa, Union and River streets. Education session suspended due to Minister Cooper’s absence. Waialeale left the marine railway for Hanalei and others travel. Lt Col Gorton and wife return from the Volcano. Samuel Wilder bought a state carriage at auction for 850. John Anderson of Makee Sugar Co. stays at The Queen, a veteran cricketer. Libels on City of Columbia due in Circuit Court tomorrow. Maui and Hawaii passengers list includes Gordon family and others. Miss M E Killean returns from San Francisco after four weeks with millinery purchases. Chas H Johnson and another bidder seek pumping apparatus for a $150,000 contract. deal details withheld as enterprise remains local.
Judge Smpley clears the court for noisy demonstrations but allows reporters to remain. A bailiff and a countwho journalist hear the remark, while a loan-paper rep misses it amid the crowd. Bailiff attempts to summon the proseman back. Healani Boat and Yacht Club to hold a jollification dance next Friday at the club house amid expectations of a pleasant evening. Hawaiian band concert at Mak ee Island Sunday at 3 p.m. features The Old Hundred Overture and a grand selection, with solos by D. Noone and Chas Kreuter, plus other pieces.
The nation weighs steel road concepts with proposals for mixed surfaces. Plans include broad steel rails where travel is heaviest, while other sections use rock or wood. A macadamized 1 foot wide road would cost $7000 per mile, and a double steel track filled with broken stone would be $6000 per mile. Steel plates would be boiler plate, gutter shaped, six inches wide with a half inch shoulder and a one inch outward angle.
The Myrtle Bowl Club invites friends to Regatta Day on September 17 with open bows and airings. Organized by the Sovretay and Josselt Te, Petrie.
The Evening Bulletin offers comprehensive coverage of TE rinte a tnt, delivering local updates, events, and developments in a concise, period-appropriate style. It compiles ongoing stories, alerts readers to notable changes, and frames the community's current concerns.
In the First Circuit Court at Honolulu a libel in admiralty seeks damages for breach of contract against the ship City of Columbia. The court orders attachment of the vessel and her tackle engines and apparel, detaining these in custody until further order, and to notify all with claims to appear on Saturday September 24 at 10 am in the Judiciary Building. The deputy marshal must execute and return the process with a full statement of what was done.
The document records a court hearing at the Find Cir fidlciary Building on September 2 in the forenoon. It directs all parties to appear and show cause why the prayer stated should not be granted, with Marshal AM Brown of the Republic of Hawaii presiding in Honolulu on September 14.
Honolulu messenger service advertises delivering messages and packages. Mentions a tire brand and a driver with a stable hack stand. Provides a telephone contact and promises customer satisfaction.
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