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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1896
Page
4
Andrew Brown, superintendent of Honolulu Water Works, announces that holders of water privileges or rights must observe said hours from 1h to 8 oclock A.M. and 4:10 A.M. at Honolulu interior. July 1, 1h, 26 im.
The Evening Bulletin notes Prince Lobanoff’s possible limit on power and credits the czarina for the shift. The London Times signals Armenia and Crete truths, suggesting Russia may abandon Sultan’s support, while Germany could stand alone with Austria against Turkish rule, aiming to break the East deadlock. English naval maneuvers spark fears of a landing on British shores. England leads in horseless carriage—Commons passes auto highway bill in committee with a three ton unladen weight target and tire width left to local boards.
Specialists in Berlin Paris and London now devote themselves almost exclusively to diagnosing fleshly ills by means of the Roentgen rays. One professor says only a beginning has been made thus far in applying the discovery to the surgeon's art.
As a queer predicament the gold Democrats face, Rourke Cochran proposes aiding McKinley to gain strength and hamper his administration.
Accounts of a rash of Republican boy orators for employ ment to chin against Bryan. The piece suggests the American ship of state needs a spanker boom.
Denials surface over rumors that Queen Victoria will abdicate delaying Atlantic cable work and other unrelated news. The item reflects wartime era chatter and press caution as officials avoid confirming sensational claims.
If you want the best frame to harmonize with your picture visit King Bros for the finest and most tasteful frames in the market.
The Adair troupe drew 700 to 800 fans to the drill shed for an avant program. Miss Adair and Mr. Vanderlip opened with a skit while Miss Jardine sang three numbers. Hugh J Emmet’s ventriloquism and the dances by Miss Adair drew loud applause. The program closed with a side splitting farce and a lighted finale featuring presidents’ portraits ending with President Dole. The next show is Thursday evening.
John S Walker and Miss Cornwell will be married by Bishop Willis at St Andrews Cathedral this evening at eight. Miss Blanche Cornwell will be maid of honor and Miss Cordelia Walker bridesmaid. J O Carter Jr will be best man and W H Cornwell Jr a groomsman. After the ceremony the couple will go to the Walker mansion in Nagano valley for a family gathering. no general reception.
In warm days at The Anchor residents refresh with a cold shower bath then drink Fredericksburg beer served by Mr. Cunningham. The saloon offers a cordial welcome, a graceful bow, and melodious voice to enhance the draught, with Fredericksburg beer touted as the best in the market.
An auction sale of Nuunwu alley property will be held tomorrow at noon in J. F. Morgan's salesroom. The land lies on the Ewa side of the valley above Liliha and Wyllie streets, accessible by the proposed streetcar extension. Government water mains serve the lots and terms are said to be affordable for all.
Three Japanese men from the Ewa plantation are to serve their sentences after pleading assault and battery against a plantation laborer. They have been turned over to Jailor Low for custody and punishment.
The piece compares the Democratic convention's windward campaign to a twisted fate and praises the Aermotor windmill for reliable water supply. It notes storm damage in St Louis and Kapio lani Park, then touts the windmill’s simplicity and efficacy at Queen's Hospital, with a model on display.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. located at No. 807 Fort Street remains a noted retailer in downtown commerce.
A local printer urges readers to choose home production for visiting cards and related stationery. They promise high standards, better materials, and adherence to San Francisco rates, noting services extend to wedding and society stationery, business cards, announcements, bill heads, and embossing. They emphasize avoiding cut-rate Eastern stores and preserving timely, dependable work.
A sales blurb urges buyers to act now for Randiuna at 875.00 and 1895 wheels left, claiming no price cut and urging not to expect further reductions. The note ends abruptly with a wheel being fitted.
WW. Dimond's offers a wide range of fern pans and Monmouth Pottery items in Honolulu. The window showcases stone jars, butter crocks, fruit jars, bean pots, stew pans, water pots, and various flower pots with or without saucers. The Monmouth factory in Illinois is praised for superior glazing. Inspecting the display may interest plant lovers and buyers.
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