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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1898
Page
8
The text touts Hood's Satyapa rilla as a true blood purifier with numerous cures and testimonials. It cites individuals speaking of improved health after using the medicine, including restored eyesight and relief from lifelong ailments. The narrative emphasizes blood purification as the mechanism and promotes the product’s efficacy and value.
The court authorizes attachment of the steamship City of Columbia and its engines, boilers, and apparel in Honolulu port to secure a suit for breach of contract and anticipated costs. Notice to claimants is required with a hearing set for September, before Judge A. Perry Klimt in the Circuit Court of the First Circuit at Honolulu.
Notice is given that the steamship City of Colt with its telegraph and equipment has been attached. All interested persons must appear before the First Circuit Court in Honolulu on September 28 at 10 o'clock to show cause why the prayer to grant the order under law should not be granted.
A fragmented text offers a dubious deal involving a nine Baby sack and a weary driver. The wording is garbled, making the promised product or service and the issuing party unclear.
Fragmented OCR text references a Fort Street address and implied service terms without clear names or facts. The readable lines mention a demand action, a non inquiry policy, and vague references to a model or system. No concrete events, dates, or organizations are verifiable from the passage provided.
A postal report recounts the Yukon river breakup and stampede hardships, noting food shortages for Fort Yukon residents, depots at risk, and prospects of 750 people heading toward the river. It describes Dawson City’s crowded camp life, health concerns like scurvy, and wages declining as labor supplies rise. It includes miner accounts of profit and loss, warnings to potential arrivals, and plans shifting toward the Philippine islands.
The text reflects hopes that US laws will become more favorable for gold prospecting, contrasting with Spanish mining laws in the Philippines. It notes Mr. Michael as intelligent and agreeable, sharing pleasant hours and accounts of his journey, though the passage is fragmentary and contains garbled phrasing.
Fragmentary report notes battles in Manila trenches and iron fleet actions, with mentions of casualties and artifacts. It also covers plans for the Hawaiian Commission in Honolulu and possible congressional testimony, plus remarks on Hawaii’s political and social issues and a nod to Bulletin ads targeting small advertisers.
Stocks were dull with no sales on the main exchange and two reported from the street. Agri ca rural 380 and hu Assessalide 81375 traded, Ewa 240, Waimanalo rose to 1974, Qukule opened 110 but fell to 100, Honokas down five to 375. Dealers eye wrecks bids to spur activity next year amid expected arrivals from San Francisco or Gehe trou Cuiua and Japan tomorrow night.
Weather reports from Diamond Head Siew Station and Ponatou indicate hazy conditions with fresh Hast winds, temperature around 60 percent humidity. Arrivals include Planter Dow from Lay a Dehn and Stoe Kiladew How from Hawaii ports, plus Philadelphia Waitloyeh from a cruise. Departures list CF Sargent Haskell for the Sound and Matina Loa Shersin for Lae Maalae Kona and Kau ki al Keauhou Thompson for Kae ku.
Mrs Parker mother of three, once employed at Honolulu Iron Works, is under police investigation after a troubling incident at Pallos. She had been out with a man named Trenis and damaged her partner’s property then collapsed in a disturbed state. The Bulletin notes the engagement to a newspaper fan may be broken once her poetry is printed.
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