15 Aug 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1896
Page
1
J T Waterhouse promotes Deals as stock is cleared for new goods. Old Haviland ware culled yet offered at quarter off, with patterns suitable for filling sets or serving courses. Single pieces or full sets available.
A garbled OCR item notes claims about sprinkler tins and market placement. The readable fragment hints at warnings or statements regarding product honesty and timing, but lacks clear dates or entities. The piece presents a speculative or editorial snippet rather than a full report.
James Campbell, noted San Francisco capitalist, was lured from the Occidental Hotel with Oliver W. Winthrop. Campbell and a masked associate held for over forty eight hours at 4109 California Street, robbed of 805, coerced to sign a 2000 payment order, and then released after a gunfight and struggles.
Provisional national committee announces the name National Democratic party and plans a convention in Justiniapolis in the first week of September. McKinley leads in New York with anticipated large support, while Bryan seeks nomination. Reports include regional unrest, floods, and varied political maneuvers across the era.
The notice lists a Makee Island concert at 3 o'clock tomorrow with a program including Liszt Cavalry Overture and Verdi Waltzes, followed by the usual Emma Square Saturday performance at 4 40 with a varied program. It also mentions Beattie beer, a cosmetic note, and a police case involving Miss Tie a half Chinese woman and Ah Chu with details of alleged marriage and perjury, plus custody actions and deportation plans.
Star linotype reports a nutshell summary noting George Ross and George Harris plan trips around Oahu on the Kaena weekly. Both young men say they had a fine time, suggesting limited options.
Seattle grows as a city with its celebrated beer scene anchored by the Criterion. A strong, favorable view credits the beer as a standout, seen as one of the best things on earth.
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