09 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1896
Page
1
A compact public notice references The Honolulu Sanitarium at 1082 King Street, with a physician contact and local health related services. The fragment mentions training and movement themes and a bulletin title, with unclear pricing and dialing details.
In a heated exchange, readers argue whether annexation benefits the islands or risks Asiatic labor and displacement. The writer urges Isenberg to address the people’s side, noting nostalgia for a pre annexation era and warning of Japanese influence. Concerns include sugar reliance, labor costs, and a white man’s future. The letter contrasts planter interests with national welfare and questions the flood of Orientals versus native prosperity.
Judiciary Jettings, Charles Clark appeals a $10 fine and costs in District Court for carrying a concealed weapon, filed with an interior minister license to carry a revolver. Exceptions by several defendants to Judge Perry's over ruling in the condemnation suit against C. KR. Bishop and others. Judge Carter rules in the ejectment case GK. Kaiopabin v. Kuna. The white ands in controversy were claimed by plaintiff, but the Court awards an undivided half to plaintiff. Migeon & Edings for plaintiff, Cecil Brown for defendant.
An advertisement touts pure blood and perfect health preserved by using Seattle Beer. It claims the beer is the only strictly pure beer on the market, praised since its introduction in Honolulu and pushed as superior to all others. Available on tap or in bottles at venues like the Criterion and Popular House, with rooms at Lid Port Struct from $1.00 per week.
A San Francisco summary of foreign items up to November 18 notes Princess Alvira Marie Therese’s elopement with Count Felchi and America visits, Crowned by many political and industrial items. It mentions U.S. silver coinage totals, bonds, naval transfers, and political shifts in France Germany and Sweden, with McKinley and Cleveland notes and notable business, scientific, and social developments.
The last performance by Frintes’s Liktio Parevelt company filled the Opera House on opening night. Frawley dominated the show with a natural brogue, delivering a memorable Sir Dudley Woodstock and impressing in romance scenes with Lansing Rowan. Supporting turns by Mer Macyn Arbuckle George Bonworth Blanche Bates and Phosa McAllister earned praise for timing, humor, and stage presence.
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