17 Dec 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note references January 1 to Jane Ls 1895 and mentions agents for G.11 Mamm & Go tied to Hayshay Lalands. Details are unreadable, making precise entities and actions difficult to extract for a full card.
The Seattle style summary notes a court case about defining a newspaper for creditor notices in the estate of Captain Frederick G. Clark. Judge Slack rules Pacific Irish American qualifies as a newspaper for publication. vacates an earlier allowance for Jennie Haley and addresses publication legality and administration timing. A second item reports on Oahu jail where horned toads were released to combat an influx of Japanese beetles, improving the tree’s vigor and offering a harmless, low-cost pest-control method for prisoners and children.
Pacific Lodge of Masons No 822 under the Grand Lodge of Scotland installed its newly elected officers. Led by Past Master Alexander Mackintosh, officers include King as Master Bridames, Depute Sootre, and junior roles such as Wardens and Secretary. A banquet followed with speeches and charity tokens. about forty members and guests attended, praising the banquet committees.
Honolulu Athletic Club announces a field day at Kapiolani Park on January 17 featuring events such as one mile novice bicycle 100 yards dash half mile bicycle running high jump polo vault 120 yards hurdle and other handicapped races. The program includes bicycle events eight cone races and ring tournament with a focus on novice riders and youths.
A single candy shop in Honolulu offers fresh treats each day. The Melace candy store markets itself to top customers and promises reliable selection.
Reporter outlines conditions of homesteaders across North and South Hilo Kau areas. Most plant coffee taro and vegetables while several families build with fern dwellings. Residents push on with time payment plots, roads remain a key need. local injuries from a separate incident draw community sympathy.
A buggy collision yesterday afternoon injures Mrs. McLennan and her daughter when a banana wagon crowding the buggy on a car track caused the buggy wheel to collapse. The frightened horse ran and struck a granite curb. Both women were removed to a local house for treatment.
Rainfall tallies show Honomm highest at 19.23 inches in November, with Olin 15.80, Honghwaw 14.0, Kohala 12.70, and Hilo 12.64. Other notes list Hamakuapoko and various locations across Kauai and Molokai with lighter amounts, while several places report no data.
E M Brooks United States superintendent of foreign mails presents the annual report. He notes the Universal Postal Union meeting in Washington and the union’s expansion with the Cape of Good Hope and potential entries by Corea and the Orange Free State. China would then be the only independent government outside the union. The foreign mail service is described as in excellent condition.
Entries for the January 1 events at Kapiolani Park close midnight yesterday. Listed racing horses include Lottie L 290 Twenty Cent Rainbow Charleston Billy C Confederate Margaret H Marine Jr pacing mare Marine Uns known Emin Boy Doe Donald Jr Shenandoah. Bicycle race entries close Friday at 3 at Thrum's bookstore. Prospects for a successful meet are excellent.
Clerks at the firm’s store handled many customers drawn by new goods. Holiday items arrive alongside office furniture featuring labor saving devices and a large stock of sheet music and staple stationery. Also on display were Sterling beyale samples.
In a District Court session the conspiracy case involving Undervoul and Sheridan was postponed to next Monday by defense agreement. Noahano pleaded guilty to a fish theft, receiving fifteen days’ reef time to reflect on law officers’ duties. The docket also covered Kohuna’s night trespass charge, prior convictions, and a separate cruelty-to-animals case leading to fines and costs.
A vivid display of ornate photo frames captivates guests at King Brow Hotel, with new glasswork and metallic trim. Curators highlight the evolving craft of osdortenant colated glows in decorative exhibits, drawing visitors to the lobby.
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