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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1897

Page

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Last Elele suit ends as fines levied in Hawaii case

The Hawaii case of Chew Man and Chew Fan ended with a guilty verdict on assault with a deadly weapon, Judge Stavley imposing 150 dollar fines on each defendant. A juror dissent noted, and later cases included various civil actions: trespass, damages, partition and ejectment, with judgments and filings across multiple estates and guardianships.

Republic of George A Davis Republic G M Robertson Stanley Chung Yeo Chew Man Chew Fan Anit Republic of Hawaii Awe A . M Robertson Tre Caw Wong Sang Et al A. Macy Et al Convent of Counsel Humphreys E. P. Dole M. J. Andrews W. H. Hoogs Ae Gosta Anna Dos Anjou Perry H. BE. McLutyrone Rurely M. P. Robinson Et al Searoany J. Robinson Henry Smith Kinnay ‘ Ballon A. W. Carter Thomas Dickson

Fragmented health ad misspellings offer cheap baling powder

A distorted ad fragment urges readers to question affordability of health products and mentions a cheap powder. It lacks clear details, names, dates, or organizations.

Christmas entertainment at Iolani School featured tree gifts

Tolani school plans a Christmas program at Iolani School on Thursday at 7 pm. A large Christmas tree funded by friends will provide each boy with a useful gift after the performance. The boy drawing No 1 will receive a handsome Shakespeare volume. Mr Fenn invites many friends to attend.

Christans Iolani School Fenn

Kamehameha School for Girls Christmas Exercises

The Christmas closing exercises at Kamehameha School for Girls featured notable music. Mig Cora Albright delivered a pleasing recital, three school choruses and one by the Normal classes impressed, and solo performances by Mr. Macurdy, Miss Clymer, and Miss Lonn Rosewarne highlighted the program.

Kamehameha School For Girls Mig Cora Albright Togor Macurda Clymer Lonn Rosewarne

Dedication guests noted at Bishop Memorial Chapel event

Principal Hosmer of Onha college attended the Dedication as a platform guest. Deputy Inspector Gibson of the Education department, with his wife Mrs Thos Rt Foster and J B Atherton, were visitors present but missing from yesterday’s list.

Hosmer Onha College Bishop Memorial Chapel Gibson Education Department Mra. Thos Rt. Foster J. 8. Atherton

Christmas Tree Exercises at Central Union Church

Central Union Church hosts Christmas tree exercises on Thursday at six. Mrs H B Coleman and other ladies direct the program with music recitations and special features before the tree opening. There is a sale of toys and goods for small children.

Central Union Church H. B. Coleman

Supreme Court Opens December Term with Key Appeals

The Supreme Court began its December term with the Republic of Hawaii v W P Hickey manslaughter appeal and Kanolive Kaioipahia et al cases from the First Circuit. Arguments were heard by Hon Paul Neumann and counsel for both sides, with decisions taken under advisement. The docket includes Chew v Mikee Sugar Company where a $20,000 verdict was reduced by a new trial order. The sessions are expected to continue through the day.

Supreme Court Republic of Hawaii Kanolive Kaioipahia First Circuit Court Castle, Weaver and Johnson Plaintif Macooa Edinga Ieee Chew Mikee Sugar Company Amer Robertson and Creighton Paces Joney & Allow Seaston

Christmas Night Show by Baltimore Black People

The Baltimore Black people perform a three-part Christmas program at the Hawaiian Opes House on Christmas night. Rehearsals have continued for weeks and promise three solid hours of entertainment. Tickets are available at Wall Nichols Company's store.

Old Town Baltimore Wall Nichols Company

Cottages at Pawaa Planned on King Street Lot

Two large corner lots on King street and Wai Miki road will host fine cottages for summer or winter occupancy. One buyer plans to build six roomy cottages at once and work starts tomorrow morning. The cottages will be sold or rented.

King Street Wai- Miki Road

Hawsuimn Cycle and Manufacturing Co Repair Ad

When you want a sure repair job for your bicycle go to the Hawsuimn Cycle and Manufacturing Company opposite Lever a Cooke’s on Fort Street for dependable service and quick turnaround.

Hawsuimn Cycle and Manufacturing Company Levera & Cooke Fort Streat

Unclear OCR Item Inspires Mixed Business Phrases

Fragmented text references a shop and conductor roles with phrases about patrons and trade. mentions a cycle and manufacturing company. Details are obscured, names and places are unreadable, but implies efforts to improve customer satisfaction and business activity despite garbled wording.

Leper Charity Parcels Blocked by Ship Freighting Rules

A Fort town merchant faces friction sending Christmas gifts to leper girls at the Bishop Home in Kalampa. His boy failed to meet Simple Simon freight terms, as the steamer sailed with parcels unpaid, delaying the charity and leaving the girls short of their holiday provisions.

Kalanpapa Janne Mokoli Simon Baultin Bishop

Cabinet Session Deliberates On Harbor Tug Upgrade

A lengthy cabinet meeting this morning covered closing the biennial period and legislative recommendations. Minister King urged procuring a larger tug for the harbor, agreeing the current Elouis is too small and should be replaced with a modern vessel. Improvements to the station house were deferred until after the breaning period ends December 31, likely requiring further appropriation.

King

Minister Cooper Interview Clarifies Japan Claim Limit

A Mirror interview with Minter Cooper is reported to have misquoted him about a $200,000 limit to Japan's claim. The bulletin states Cooper did not say the amount but that Japan must fix a limit before intervention. The government has maintained the aim of a defined cap on Japan's claim.

Bulletin Cooper Japan

Praise for Clerk Kalua and Thompson cited for speedy justice

Praise awarded to Kalua for speedy justice in the late term and appreciation for Clerk J A Thompson. Court would have suffered without Thompson’s presence on the ground. Mr. Areteong is bail up to the Wailuka hospital. The WH. Dimond arrived with new stock for the Oath Carriage Happintery at Port Street rear of Wright’s.

Kalua J A Thompson Beens Ae Fudge Kalis Thompson Areteong Wailuka Hospital Dimond Phartone Gell Oly Port Street Wright

Norwegian System for Lepers Allows Home or Asylum Care

A Butterly reporter interviews a Norwegian physician about leprosy policy. Norway permits lepers to reside in government leper asylums or in their own homes with sanitary conditions, separate rooms, meals, clothing, and beds. Asylums are not prisons, and some movement is allowed with nightly return. The article cautions Hawaii to study Norway’s climate and regulations before adopting similar freedoms.

Berlin Congress of Leprologists Norway Molokai Hawaii

Tire Notice From Coast Rubber Works Agent Absence

In the absence of Mr Chas J Walh agent for the Rubber Lire Wheel Company of San Francisco Lis bastiens will be attended to by W W Wright 613 Fort street epie Club Stables who is Fee to a prices etc his tire ie tine be tone n ore on the Coast highly recom mended by all who fies used it Call at 615 Port Street for inform ation as to priods etc.

Chas. J. Walh Rubber Lire Whoel Company San Francisco Lis Bastiens W. W. Wright Fort Street Epie Fies Port Street

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