26 Sep 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1898
Page
1
A report outlines funding for development districts in Hawaii focused on road and bridge projects. Officials aim to expand infrastructure by reallocating funds from existing programs to accelerate construction and maintenance.
Reported executive session details a Hilo memorial urging Congress to create Hawaiian territory governance, county division, breakwater funding, and legal reforms. Notes on roads, surveys for Gear Lansing tract, and potential banana farming near five miles from town.
Present and former officers report renewed YMCA youth programs led by Prof Hiebards and De, with 50 young men gathering for instruction and a forthcoming Tuesday evening service. A new tent near a cottage hosts YMCA activities, run by Private Perkins and the New York Regiment. Tickets for Thursday’s aviation hall conversion at fifty cents, with dues for members, and Brack the new secretary speaking during class hours. Desky resumes town development projects as birds hint summer while local thefts and drill schedules affect daily life.
A dispute at the Honolulu Iron Works foundry led to a fist fight between Alowno and Helm over a trivial matter. Helm was arrested and later released on 1 850 bail. Atono suffered a bad cut to the mouth on the left side.
Fragmentary article discusses customs officers in uniform carrying items in hip pockets and sealing packages with Custom House marks. Mentions excitement when a package appears suspicious and notes regimental drill of the N G HE., with references to procedures and enforcement.
Friday evening between six and seven, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Kloegel narrowly escaped a horrible death after colliding with a dangling electric light wire near Paushoo. Two wires were broken at the same spot and both were live. The girl was thrown to the ground but unharmed. An eyewitness said one wire was emitting flames and would have caused severe damage.
Soldiers in camp at Kapio twii Park and Waunond Head are jubilant as they have boiled water. The government furnishes iron for barrels along the company streets filled each morning. The men are urged to boil their own water. Wheels rented on J Richardson Hotel Street.
Unclear OCR line lists numerous personal and place names with scattered terms. The readable fragments reference individuals such as Karen and Donnie and mention locations or institutions in a disordered sequence, lacking a coherent event or report.
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