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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1896
Page
5
Yesterday's storm affected telephone lines and attendance at worship, concerts at Makeo Island were canceled, and weather concerns influenced several public activities. Local notices include job solicitations by the Fire Commissioners, a band concert dependent on rain, and a wedding at the bride's parents' home officiated by Rev H H Parker.
A Honolulu court report lists Mabear Corpus and J M Camara appointed guardian and estate administrator under bonds. Joseph Lnahiwna granted divorce on adultery. Lilian Keaweamahi granted divorce citing leprosy. C D Chase named executor without bonds. Henry Smith reports on W O Smith guardianship for seven Gay minors. Sasao Tern, a Japanese subject, filed habeas corpus against the Marshal. deputy says petitioner not restrained. Chas A Manula appointed guardian of Halemano minor. A new trial motion in Mary Rose v Kaaukai for malicious prosecution. Frank Underwood Hoopii indicted for burglary and pled guilty. non suit motion debated in false arrest case.
Drifted Snow Flour claims to excel in batter bread and pastry making versus other brands. Union Ferry Co. promotes its Ayenta line as a sole agent.
A traveler from London says foreign consuls and missionaries in Armenia estimate about one million deaths from massacres and famine. She notes the Armenian population's suffering worsened since the massacres and that vast numbers of residents are starving.
Fifty nine minor offenders on the police court calendar, Judge de la Vergne disposes of most by noon. Curtis Kanini and Mary Buck plead not guilty to being disreputable and disorderly. post ponement granted for Wednesday. Drunkenness fines issued. thirty Chinese gamblers arraigned, ten guilty with fines. others released. Adultery trials postponed. Koon Chat and Ah Hoy get thirty days for opium possession. Three Chinese vagrants convicted, sentences postponed to September 17 with leave-country condition. Li Chofig and two others acquitted of assault and battery. A high wind knocked down part of a porch at Gertz’s Fort street shoe store.
Guardian of James T. Kade announces a guardians sale of an undivided one eleventh interest in lands including Ahbkao Koolaulos and other parcels in Honolulu. Upset price set at one hundred dollars with sale to public bidder at the auction room in Honolulu on a specified August date.
An OCR fragment notes a street location at 208 Merchant Street with references to Campbell Bled rear of 7 0 and Carter's or related trade names.
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