20 Dec 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1898
Page
1
We have them and expect more when the Australia arrives. The message notes an upcoming influx upon ship arrival and references an amount related to the load.
A compiled list includes Rosy Cheeked Apples, Navel Oranges, Dancy Lemurs, Cape Cod Cranberries, Cliforia Grapes, Fancy Raisins new crop, New Figs, Persiats Dates, Italian Chestnuts, Nuts of All Kinds, Sweet Apple Cider in barrels, Fancy Cauliflower, Fancy Celery, Talifornia Rutitages, Fallforiia Cabtsgey Frozen Oysters and.
Tender juicy dressed turkeys and geese, pure cream candies in endless variety, Townsend's Grace Fruits in fancy cartons, Snapper Bon Bons with prizes for children, and colored Xmas candles with rollers. We are making the finest store display ever seen in Honolulu, and invite you to see it. Don’t miss it.
Sir Edmund Monson warns Britain’s vulnerability as France stiffens on Nile dispute while Empress Dowager orders pursuit of Kang Yuwei. Reports also cover earthquake precursors, local legal actions, cargo news, habeas corpus cases, and a dog injury lawsuit amid a busy Honolulu news day.
The Kamehameha boys decorated the Inte Barnioo Pambi Bishop grave at Nouanu Cemetery yesterday morning. In the evening the gymnasium hosted a large audience for a musical and literary program organized by Prof Theo Richarde and Ming Clymer. Admiralty jurisdiction discussed in Colegrove libel case with reference to City of Columbia. The Newlands resolution keeps Hawaii laws in force unless Congress acts otherwise.
Reports from Peking on November 30 describe large increases in troops and supplies in Beijing and surrounding regions including Mongolia and Manchuria. Officials of the Conservative party reportedly promise a general uprising against foreigners and Chinese allies as the Empress Dowager's return to power intensifies anti foreign sentiment.
Bradley H. Phillips of New York arrives in Honolulu with wife Alden Besse to stay, citing harsh New York winters on health. He plans to practice law in Buffalo’s field and establish an office in Honolulu. Enos will also represent the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland.
Three additional writs of habeas corpus are served for Chinese arrivals aboard the Gaelic dated the 9th. Magoon and Silliman represent three applicants. Robertson represents ten more. Davidson two. Chief Justice Judd sets 10 am tomorrow for return, not for hearing prior writs. Police Court notes include fines for assault in one case and opium possession in another. A stockholders meeting for the Oahu Railway and Land Company is scheduled Friday at 8 o'clock p.m. Also announces sales by auctioneer BF Morgan at Queen Street showroom.
Church directory lists reorganized meetings at Militant Hall rear of Open House with Bible class at 11 am, preaching in Walling Grove at 2 pm, Hawaiian services at 4 pm, English services in the evening, and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 pm.
The article envisions New Honolulu as a future Pacific metropolis and notes a major news item about the Nicaragua canal under American control. It also announces the Garonee steamship’s monthly route between Seattle and New Honolulu with calls at Hilo, detailing schedule, connections, and agent information.
The list of travelers scheduled to depart to San Francisco includes GF Brewer, Miss Brewer, Miss AH Dickey, Mra LL Daobar, Mr and Mra E Holt, H W Schmidt, C B Desky, Mra J S Martin, Misa Martin, Misa A Riehman, Minn RM Pearlman, P I Fisher, WA Love, Mra M Carrall, Mr and Mrs Paris, KD Tenney, TW Bare, L J Resimini, WA Kinney and family, W Waldo, J Wallace, Wo C Dart, Mra A Johnson, Mr and Mrs O H Worthington, Mina M Schmidt.
Acting Marahal Hitchcook ordered Leon Raab, a Galician deserter from Oahu plantation, re-arrested yesterday afternoon after failing to complete his appeal. He now faces return to work at the plantation or to await jail.
An option exists on a large tract of land near Honolulu priced at $1000 per acre. The deal is expected to close within a few weeks and involves other sizable transactions.
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