04 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1896
Page
1
A compilation of recent sermons by clergy across the United States and Canada. Topics include moral life, urban sin, youth health, religious unity, the Turkish question, mental penance, racial equality, the value of prayer, liquor, immigration, and the case for arbitration over war.
The District Court hears Julien D. Hayne prosecuted for publishing in an unsavory December and January Hawaiian magazine. Testimony details contracts, printing duties, and manuscript handling at Hawaiian Gazette Company, with defense arguing licensing laws and legislative delays as futile. AMERICAN.
Borrox Bonveris critiques the idea that the national capital should be placed far from crowded centers to shield lawmakers from mass pressure. The piece cites Honolulu as an example where tradesmen like barbers and blacksmiths are present, illustrating the everyday voices near government.
This afternoon Niwot's police unit selects Company G with Captain Parker and Captain Kanae plus Captain Kaho kano and a list of officers. Company G will be represented by Captain Kea Lieutenant Wilcox Morse Sergeant Gus Rose and privates Kulike John Wallace James Mahoney Keliipio John Kealoha and Ed Devaus. Kickoff is at 2 o'clock with refreshments for teams and visiting friends.
The boys toil on the drill shed completion with a cozy stage feel in mind. Electric lights brighten the space and Dick Westerby painted the scenery though material shortages limit colors.
Mrs Aniarken aged ninety two and native of Indianapolis and grandmother of Davit K Baker the florist died at her home in Nuuann valley yesterday morning about nine. The remains will be interred in the Nuan an cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
Bids presented for the W. H. Hooga house project include Lucas Bros at 4930 dollars, Eluess 4561, Howell 84579, Wagner 4080, Wickander 4745, and Borteloman 4933, with Ouderkirk and others among bidders. The low bid appears to be from Wagner at 4080 dollars.
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