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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1897
Page
5
A miscellaneous collage shows city notices and court activity with names like Senator Baldwin Senator Morgan Captain Schaefer and Liliuokalani referenced. It notes a marshal's sale at Wainlos and various local advertisements and legal outcomes including fines and commitments.
No decision in China's case or income tax act matter. Manslaughter trial at Hakalau drags on with no end in sight. Wailaku grodment and Japanese controversy arbitration face no jury dates. Executive Council delays continue. Registration issues linger. December shows disappointment. Oregon sign remains absent. No annexation or reciprocity. no new crime alerts. No telephone dependence. boiler news suggests adventure.
The U S 5 Bennington commanded by H KE Nichole anchored in naval row at 9 this morning nine days from San Diego and port Ang 14. The Bennington replaces the U S 8 Marion set to sail soon for the Coast. This third class screw steamer, 6800 tons burthen, 3436 indicated HP, coal 403 tons, 17 60 knots, 230 feet length, 36 feet breadth, 14 feet draft, built by N F Palmer Jr Co Chester Pa 1888-89, last visited October 1895 during cholera outbreak along the Pacific coast. Bennington signaled no pilot required.
Advertises Apenta Water as a natural laxative from a spring at Budapest. Claims liver torpidity causes constipation and that a few doses will produce a satisfactory result. Describes taste as not unpleasant and dose as small.
The ad notes Apenta Water priced at 25 cents for large bottles, half the cost of typical mineral waters at 50 cents. Trial bottles are offered at 16 cents, encouraging readers to try the product. This concise promotion urges consumers to sample the beverage at a reduced price.
The Hickey and Chalmers manslaughter trial remains before Judge Carter. Parker et al versus Enos et al continues before Judge Perry.
A writ of execution from the Circuit Court of the First Circuit, dated August 4 1897, renounces the defendant Puou and awards Thomas Gay one hundred and eighteen dollars and ten cents. The sale will be at Kalakaua Hale Police Station Honolulu on September 20 1897 at noon to settle the court’s claim. Property includes land parcels Poikamauna BR 1115 Grant Kamatenni Oahu leased to Frank Halstead for 10 years at twenty dollars per year, and Pea RP 1112 Grant Kamauanul Walalus Oahu leased to Edgar and Frank Hale for 11 years at sixteen dollars per year.
A fragmentary notice lists authorities and places including Wasi HMagey Institute and AV ila Pres Movivvidien with unclear roles. The readable items point to a legal or administrative declaration involving named entities and locations, but exact action and stakes are not clear.
Fragmentary report notes a homelike area with Sturves and Swedish Eatly influence and a fine Green Street residence once occupied by Dr Os now by Dr Andi Grounds. Mentions acreage and August sale details tied to T H Davies & Co with limited legible names.
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