Who Said 80 Ordway and Porter in the Robinson
A brief line notes a claim or exchange involving Ordway and Porter connected to the Robinson scene. The item centers on attribution or a remark tied to the number 80, without further context or details.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1896
Page
6
A brief line notes a claim or exchange involving Ordway and Porter connected to the Robinson scene. The item centers on attribution or a remark tied to the number 80, without further context or details.
A compilation of brief sermon summaries from eminent clergy in the United States and Canada. Notable excerpts present views on heaven, the Negro question, women, supreme beings, everyday heroes, chance, patriotism, self harm, labor troubles, human progress, the end of the world, and spiritualism. Prominent names include Rev James K. Vernon, Rev P A Hubert, Rev Clarke Raboteau, Rev Father Malone, Rev P A Baker, Rabbi L Weiss, Rev A K Fuller, Bishop Lelie, Bishop Whitaker, Rev V S Milburn, and Rev C M Hall.
A local furniture dealer markets imported bedroom suites and sideboards as the standard in upscale home furnishing. They advertise direct factory imports, up-to-date selection, and claim prices will be within reach for buyers seeking complete dining and bedroom ensembles.
Honolulu shoppers are urged to invest in a china closet and a handsome oak framed cabinet with a glass oval. The ad touts a secretary book case with adjustable shelves, bevel mirror, and a writing desk, plus matching bevel mirror chests and full house furnishing stock including curtains, table covers, and curtain poles to coordinate with decor.
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