14 Aug 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1896
Page
1
J T Waterhouse notes opportunities to save as the store cuts prices to clear war stock of Haviland ware. Odd pieces sell at a quarter off, including Asparagus Dishes Mustard Cups Toast Sets and After Dinner Coffees. Patterns are stock, with options for single pieces or full sets.
A fragment notes that No and Sprinkler has never before been placed on the market, signaling a landmark listing. It mentions market status without detailing dates or other entities.
Professor Granville Foster argues Esther embodies the true new woman linking Queen Victoria and biblical patriotism. He asserts women can vote and hold office yet remain womanly, praising Esther’s resolve without unsexing herself and emphasizing female intellect. The regatta committee plans a Honolulu harbor event with cash prizes, postponing championships and listing diverse races and water events.
Mary J. Souza of Quiet Bay Farm Island sues Joseph Souza for desertion. Married January 1886 in Honolulu, the couple lived there eight years before moving to Alameda in 1894. Souza allegedly returned to Hawaii with a cousin, presenting her to Portuguese society as his wife, and has written letters promising to return to her.
The government band presents an evening program at the Hawaiian hotel featuring overtier Raymens Torchlight Prelude and the Moonlight Selection. Kalink, Mejulaniy and Fantuala My Kentucky Home are listed along with March The Thunderer and other pieces.
Claus Spreckels denounces the sugar king designation in a public address calling himself the true emperor and challenging the tithe of colonel bestowed by King Kalakaua. The speech frames his stance amid growing controversy over colonial-era titles.
Superintendent Andrew Brown informs the public via Berteria that Beretania street pumps will stop at 4 PM and restart Monday at 6 AM to allow boilers to be cleaned. Ma ühendiki pump remains on, and residents are urged to use water sparingly until then due to limited rainfall.
San Francisco reports that Justice Field of the United States Supreme Court will sit with Judge McKenna on the U S Circuit Court bench for a week to hear important cases. The Examiner’s notes on Justice Field’s health are suggested to be exaggerated.
In an interview Mrs Bryan wife of the Democratic nominee jokes that had Boies been nominated there would have been plenty of material about his seven daughters all with the surname Bose. She says the quip was not premeditated and nothing she says is labored or dall.
Nicely furnished room available at Popular Howe Maryland Port Street offering accommodations from 81 per week. Includes essential amenities and convenient location with reasonable weekly rate.
The Elsie Adair company performed to a large audience last night. Every act impressed with Miss Adair delivering charming singing and refined dancing. The program opened with a light comedietta and closed with a strong farce. Emmett impressed as a versatile comedian and ventriloquist. An entire change is promised for tomorrow night with big skylines.
A mixed jury is in the fourth day of an ejectment suit. Jurors excused until Monday. Judge Carter grants letters of administration to Hee Tai Kong for He Chu Fi alias Hee Fong, bond 2000. Wong Ko petitioned. Hoe Tai Kong counter petitioned. Bankruptcy summons to be answered tomorrow in Peckham firm case against M. Levy. A rent claim of 175 by Treglonn presented. Marshal to detain store goods. Theo H Davies & Co. surrender possession under protest, mortgage dated September 24, 1805.
Two Japanese passengers await passage on the steamer Zanwara due with non contract from Japan. A Hack eld & Co, agents for Oceanic Steam Co, offer passage on the Belgic due tonight from San Francisco at 210. The Japanese steamer rate war shows a dollar share boost as agents press competitive terms. J A Hassinger, long time Interior chief clerk, returns home from the Comet via Mahokoun.
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