01 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1896
Page
1
The program lists The Frawleys on Thursday night December 3 followed by The Great Unknown December 6 matinee and All The Comforts of Home December 6 evening. Nancy & Co and A Quiet Homelike Place offer nurse services massage baths and training under Superintendent Kellogg M D with telephone contact.
Turaren Gorn criticizes theater rules enforced by Hack Inspector Macy noting public dissatisfaction. He questions why private carriages break theater lines while hacks wait, suggesting inconsistent enforcement and privilege for police officials. He calls for coordinated rules from Interior and Attorney General departments and stricter application of Macy's rules.
A humorous yet tragic stage piece portrays Buchanan Billings overprotective of his daughter after marriage. His meddling presence on the wedding trip sparks comic and dire consequences. He later marries a widow, ending the turmoil.
About twenty five couples attended a German party at the hotel last evening led by Dr. Smith of the U S Adams and Miss Jones. Manager Lucas decorated the dining room and arranged comfort for guests. Music by an orchestra from the National Band enhanced the enjoyable event.
The Kilobana Art League in Mra presents works by new contributors Mrs. H. Kelley, Miss Anna E. Parke, Miss Millie Beckwith, Miss Bessie French, Mrs. W. C. Weedon, and others. Landscapes, portraits, and floral pieces display versatility and refined technique with Hawaiian scenes like Hanalei and Kewalo, plus portraits such as Old Pitero.
About forty to fifty members and guests gathered at Tracy's hall to celebrate St Andrew’s anniversary with poems songs and a Highland program. They heard a flute solo, recitations, songs by local figures, and a votive thanks to Mrs. Minek for gifts of scones and shortbread with a closing Auld Lang Syne.
The police court calendar was long with little of note. Five drunks paid penalties, Yong Tack admitted possessing chefy tickets, and sentences were suspended. A. W. Howe pleaded guilty to permitting gambling. his sentence suspended. About thirty defendants charged with frequenting a gambling venue were nolle pros'd and discharged except two, whose bail of 85 each was forfeited for non appearance.
The last deed of Dorian Teant places the Bernice Panahi Bishop Museum on record. It conveys the museum building its contents and a portion of the almouna at Waigi to the museum trustees along with a Hoyal Patent 752 valued in Hawaiian Government bonds.
A promotional note touts dog bones and healthy bodies as priceless assets. It claims the product is brewed from finest hops and malt, described as pure, and available on tap or bottled at the Criterion Baloon.
The Portuguese colony holds a day of rapid festivities in Honolulu for the restoration anniversary of Portugal. Events include a color hoisting at the consulate, a cathedral procession, and a large gathering with fireworks and a civic program. Police report on a separate opium seizure linked to the Washington Feed Company and a suspect, with bail posted. authorities pursue potential conspirators.
Christian Gertz and Anne Gertz appear to contest assessment disbursements presented by Maria J orbem alias Aylvester cardinal Patrick Gleason for the Patrick Gleason minor’s receipts totaling 8166070 and a balance of 245 Judge Carter approves the accounts and orders B W Kalaikini discharged as administrator of Kahula Drew Kane petitioner Ma goon for heirw Mickey involved to present evidence before Judge Perry
At a Lodge meeting the following officers were elected for the forthcoming term: G.M. White mayer, Gov. A. Davie junior warden, J. Bherwood junior warden, Ab Norton orator, D Dayton treasurer, and B A Williams secretary. Installation next week. City Carriage Co advertises hacks by telephone.
Rumor reports United States Minister William Wil lid in a serious condition this afternoon after days of confinement to his bed. Authorities express serious apprehension about his health.
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