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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1896
Page
6
In the Robinson Block on Hotel Street the phrase Who Said 80 appears featuring Ordway and Porter. The snippet presents a commerce or occupancy note tied to a specific storefront, with names Ordway and Porter associated with the Robinson Block location on Hotel Street.
An Honolulu advert describes a range of home furnishings including sideboards, bedroom suites, and china closets offered direct from the factory by up-to-date dealers. It highlights affordable prices, attractive oak framed displays, and a secretary book case with adjustable shelves, bevel mirror, writing desk, and locking fold-down shelf, emphasizing practical storage and writing space.
Livermore California March 18 The League of Progress of Livermore valley organized December 1, 1895 with thirty five members now ninety. W R Ellis Herald editor promotes league, sidewalks replaced with cement, a creamery aided, and the main avenue lined with ornamental trees. A watershed water project is studied for irrigation. Ladies join with 92 percent enthusiasm, supporting practical development.
The U S S Petrel arrives after 16 days at Yokohama distance, a light draught vessel designed for river service. It carries 1000 horsepower and 885 tons, with officers including Lieutenant Commander W H Emory and Ensign J H Sypher. The Petrel will stay a week or ten days and may be joined by the U S S Concord from Yokohama.
A Hamburg correspondent cites a behind the scenes writer who says Dr W J Leyds mission to enlist Germany's support for the Transvaal failed. Germany will not seek a protectorate over the republic and will do nothing to aid it. The uprising is viewed as dangerous but not provoking strong German reaction.
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