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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1896
Page
8
Local items note the Montague Faust company at 8 and Kamehameha school holiday events. Apartments, firms, and travel details are listed, with band concerts, legal notices, and society gatherings. guards on crime and commerce mix with weathered island life and festive sales.
A fragmented note describes Prifted Snow Flour outperforming other known Rew products in Brent Wail Postey. Leb Vale emer Mir dt UNION PERE Oy Sule Agente.
Canton dispatch notes Henry E. Cooper Hawaiian Foreign Affairs Minister and his secretary Bo T L Marx among Major McKinley’s visitors. Cooper had a private informal interview. McKinley has not named a Secretary of State or discussed foreign policy with advisers. He aims to avoid tariff interference and may call an extra Congress session. Sanders Sherman and Foreign Relations Committee members prefer cautious action on annexation and oppose immediate treaty.
Sale notice for property at the corner of Lanalilo and Pensacola avenues listing five lats and linear feet specs. Described as the most desirable residence site offered, with terms available through broker KR Hendry.
Annexation Club invites all to sign the Toth of the Action via Enrollment Committee or A Brown executive officer at the Club headquarters on Merchant street near Fort. Committee members listed include JLB Atherton FJ Lowrey L GC Abies EA Jones DL None AV Gear GF McLeod JAS L McLean Secretary Honolulu December 19 1896.
A compact list of potential gift items including key rings key chains pocket tools cigars and writing accessories. The fragment mentions varied small items like scissors knives cutters cases scales brushes and personal care accessories with many unusual names.
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