21 Aug 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1896
Page
1
Honolulu store Public notice promises White Mountain longest pedigree at lowest price. It markets ice cream in sizes one to six quarts, offers pure rubber and cotton garden hose, yard brooms, and a Portland cement stock for garden use. Weather clippings note heat relief may be temporary with more hot days ahead.
A lengthy dispute centers on Nippon Yusen Kaisha prospective Seattle service and Pacific Mail protections. Officials discuss alleged breach of notice terms, railroad opposition, and potential international litigation. The piece notes imperial ownership ties and the line’s aim to shift cotton imports directly from the United States to Japan via new steamers.
Hawaiian Tramways Palama office was broken into last night and the strong box containing receipts and papers was stolen. The box, weighing about 200 pounds, was found later near the Kamehameha schools lane with its contents scattered. Detectives and Captain Parker pursue leads, including a black horse and brake linked to a known thief.
Residents and taxpayers of Tolendula petition to legalize sale of spirituous liquors at Waikiki beach and grant a license to a party to operate a first class hotel and bathing accommodations. A framed artist’s rendering of the proposed hotel buildings is displayed in McNerny Bros. window.
The Loves, Harry Klemme, have renovated the Louvre saloon into a prettily appointed bijou resort in the city. Linoleum floors and patterned paper cover walls while the bar features white and gold trim. Klemme plans further beautification and markets a quiet first class establishment with top brands and Seattle beer.
Mr Emmett wowed the audience with violin and ventriloquism acts, recalled multiple times for encore. Elsie Adair delivered sentimental balladry to keep smiles rising as the farce The Fook of the Family repeated. A change of program is announced for tomorrow with a matinee and select afternoon show.
Lieutenant A. St Warren from M S Hermione drowned in England while attempting to rescue an engineer who jumped overboard to commit suicide. The incident occurred during the rescue effort and marks a fatal outcome in the maritime emergency.
Tomorrow afternoon families are invited to view Elsie Adair perform a kaleidoscopic skirt dance. The event promises colorful costumes and musical accompaniment appealing to all ages.
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