10 Aug 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1896
Page
1
J T Waterhouse promotes lawn beautification and garden tools in Hawaii. He highlights rake and hoe assortments, English garden Shears, and trimming axes for ageroba trees, asserting quality and reliability of his goods and his shop name as a quality guarantee.
Mortagoo declares intention to foreclose on a Waikiki property described in Royal Patent No 2508, Kuleana 546, for nonpayment of principal and interest. Notice states public sale will occur August 12, 1808 at 12 noon in Honolulu, with details via J A Magoon, attorney for the mortgagee.
In a peculiar local item, Dr Sloggett Clymeian and Surgepit Hewidouon appear beside regional references WN Belunit and Her Beretatio atroat in a readable OCR fragment. The text also mentions Syeclattyr Ohgeates of We Tye Eat and names Ne and Miva, indicating a fragmented notice.
The Stars and Fifth Regiments met in a crowded drill shed arena last Saturday with a fast pitching duel yielding nine to six in favor of the First Regiment. The long box score reveals few errors, multiple base runners, and key moments including Cummins and Carlyle drives and Wilder steals. A second feature followed the game as Co B Dramatic Club presented Under Two Flags, with performances by Chas D Wilson and others to a large audience.
A local thief dubbed Barefooted Bill targeted Soren son & Lyle and Theo H Davies stores. Tools and small cash were taken after forced entry through windows and woodwork. Detective Kaapa linked a footprint to the suspect. Bill was later arrested at Waianae with a bag of tools matching the omissions.
In District Court Judge de la Vergne faces forty five cases this morning. Heffernan and Naylor plead larceny in the second degree and go to Wednesday. Several defendants have sentences suspended for health rule violations. Chang Tim Lum Pau Ah Choy guilty of selling cigars with Makanoe selling liquor without a license. Healani and Hopili fined for affray, with costs. Nine drunks fined two dollars plus costs. Three Chinese fined four dollars for obstructing sidewalks with vegetables. Opium cases Ah Ngee Sun Kee Ah Lum nolle pros'd.
The ad contrasts slow stage coaches with lightning electric cars and argues modern medicine is superior. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla uses modern methods and science to enrich the blood, cure disease, and restore health, appealing to contemporary medical ideas.
The program will be rendered at the band concert in Emwe square this evening starting at 7 30 The Criterion Saloon is praised as a pleasant venue with its pure cold Sostile beer on drought said to refresh and lift a failing constitution.
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