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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1896
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin reports on American attitudes toward Hawaii policy, noting the Republican platform’s Hawaii clause is meaningless. Washington experts doubt a definite stance, while a correspondent suggests annexation could come if Terasiinus makes overtures to McKinley.
Minister Damon Kins released no official land statement as LOU authorized funds show $221 025 42 balance for public works. Existing unexpended sums include $862 000 for Hespluia harbor improvements and over $120 000 authorized for roads and public buildings on Hawaii island with about $75 000 spent. Hilo resists comfort, wharf details remain undeclared amid census concerns and mixed nationalities claim.
An English Kobe newspaper reports the death of Baron Kawadi president of the Bank of Japan last month at age fifty nine. An issue following his passing promises an autobiography compiled from reliable sources.
Superintendent Atkinson writes to the city editor expressing dissatisfaction with how his figures were published. He promises to adjust and correct them properly for future publication.
Axcelsior Lodge in Honolulu marks fifty years on Thursday with a private gathering by members due to lodge funds restrictions on entertainments. The jubilee acknowledges the order’s value of about 858 000 while noting the celebration is privately funded to avoid a public event.
Reported on a mass sales aid drive with 13,000,000 units, highlighting top awards for construction, motion, speed, durability, and convenience. Mentions DB Bergersen as agent and references 16 other streets in the context of the event.
Disjointed docket lists bankruptcy petition and discharge request, creditors suit for cattle conversion, equity suit deadlines extended, guardianship appointed for George Tako, estate administrations and liquidations, constitutional questions deferred, Molokai liquor trial, marshal prosecutions, and ejectment case before Judge Perry. Multiple attorneys, parties, and local officials noted with calendar-like urgency.
Judge de la Vergne moves swiftly through a small Monday calendar. Four Saturday night intoxication cases at 82 fines with $1 costs. D Kanuha pleads guilty to drunken disorderly conduct with assault on an officer, charge may be dropped. Kumoiki pleads guilty to disturbing the peace. Abbee pleads guilty to selling liquor. Lyon fined $5 and costs for assault and battery. Suede pleads guilty to being a common nuisance for leaving horse and wagon unfastened. D Luathaalii case set for Thursday. A Morris case on opium smuggling set for tomorrow.
The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Plontama Building and Loan Association will be held at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday, December 7, 1806, at 7 o clock. Payments are required in gold. A. V. Gear, Secretary.
The Telescope Coffee Pot features an inner chamber extending from the bottom to trap steam and aroma. Finely ground coffee is steeped six to seven minutes with boiled water, then strained by lifting the chamber. Benefits include economy, stronger flavor, easy cleaning, and heat retention. Sold in multiple sizes in San Francisco with matching tea pots and strainers.
A Shipload of Agateware is described as a large amount for any store, with emphasis on first quality pieces rather than seconds. The text touts Haviland china in stock, available in full sets or individual pieces to fill gaps, and promotes the appeal of durable, beautiful dinnerware for the home.
One story cottage on Kina street and a 1 story on Birt street are available for rent. Also listed are 2 Cathages on Fort street and a Porwishel Horse at Emma Square under G. Be Boardman, Apeut.
Wall Nichols Co invites children under ten to write an original letter to Santa Claus for a chance to win a French doll. Entries accepted from 9 am Saturday, Nov 28, to noon Dec 24, with the doll displayed in a show window and judges chosen by Honolulu press representatives.
After two tense weeks awaiting the 3 G Wilder delivery, Dimond's announces a large holiday display. Extra show counters on the second floor and new stock praise a broad range of cut glassware. Saucers, salad dishes, rose bowls, decanters, tumblers, lamps, shades, onyx tables and more.
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