Something Interesting From Jan 1st to Jone Lar 1895
Partial OCR item notes totals of 81 859 with dates Jan 1st to 1895. Mentions no clear events people or organizations due to fragment.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1895
Page
1
Partial OCR item notes totals of 81 859 with dates Jan 1st to 1895. Mentions no clear events people or organizations due to fragment.
Macfarlane and Company act as sole agents for G Minin and Co in relation to a manufacturing trade. The notice outlines agency terms and the jurisdictions involved in distributing the goods. The partners or individuals are named as principals, with the agency arrangement formalized for the period specified.
The tug Elen under Pilot Macaulay departs at nine with armed guards to pursue a suspected stray schooner linked to opium and Chinese migrants. The Lena, previously Vancouver bound for Mexico, is believed central to the case, with authorities watching for signals and a landing at any island cave.
Collector McStocker offered little for publication this morning yet exuded confidence in success of the Wy Seaborn Luce sale of Japanese articles. Items include jet lacquer panels, ivory carvings, rugs, mats, calabashes, and jewelry toya, all promising rarity as Japan changes by machinery. Sale begins at seven with lights and seating for ladies, touted as a holiday standout.
War era reports say many foreigners seek naturalization by marrying a daughter and being adopted. With no law, authorities will require strict proof before granting, including fidelity to the state, no disgrace to nationality, permanent marriage intent, and valid cancellation of their prior citizenship certificates.
At a Borotunia Tennis Club meeting last evening trustees were empowered to proceed with a new building immediately and officers were elected W C Parke vice president A Wall trustee and L de L Ward secretary. The delegate report to the Hawaiian Tennis Association was approved and committees were instructed to proceed accordingly. Wray Tayloe’s kind avsiarance at the rec o wit was recognized by his being made honorary labor at the club.
The second annual banquet of the Planters' Association at Mountain View Hotel on Nov 30 drew about 150 guests, with decor by BE D Baldwin and a Portuguese band. Speeches by A M Wilson J O Sisson and K E Barthrop followed a welcome by Ross and remarks from Furneaux. A party stayed on Cocoanut Island for ten days enjoying surf and sun, while local talk centered on a potential Senate candidate from Kohala district and Holstein. Lio Wegantive Lurline sails on the 6th to San Francisco carrying coffee and passengers. Hilo Electric Light Co plans to supply Jan lighting.
The readable fragment describes an accident during a Japanese acrobatic entertainment night and mentions delays and rearrangements. It references likely consequences and a plan to resume activities after fixes. No specific names, places, dates, or organizations are clear from the damaged text.
Henry Kain a valued post office employee and National Guard captain in Company G of Hawaiians died by self inflicted gunshot in his home near Osha prison. The 45 70 rifle was set with a ribbon to the trigger and fired by his foot. death was instantaneous. Relatives and coroner inspected the scene as a jury prepared findings. Funeral arrangements may occur tomorrow under the Order of Foresters. He had faced family troubles after the death of his child nine years earlier and had not been the same since.
Judge Whiting approved the accounts of Father Sylvester as guardian of Patrick Gleason and noted an affidavit by J M Kaneakua about Keuka's will draft. Recounts for Mary K Aper's guardian, reduction of a guardian’s fee, administration letters to W Me Chesney for Moni da Silva’s estate, and various bankruptcy cases with creditors proved. A Waimea Hawaii ranch floral shipment to Lewis & Company arrived aboard the King.
The Kilohana Art League enhances school art exposure in Honolulu with prizes up to twenty five dollars. Pupils from Pana Hou, high school, Royal School and more will visit the exhibition. compositions may win awards and schools will publish a roll of honor. A three man committee selects winners.
From the eleventh annual report of the WCTU the Woman Exchange is praised for aiding worthy poor in need and supporting local branches. The president Mire We Jordin led moves to organize temperance activities, while efforts to curb liquor traffic and bans on imported drinks are commended.
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