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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1896
Page
5
Local items recount Coptic passengers, ship movements, and crew changes while noting health board meetings, auctions, and upcoming society events. Reports cover transfers aboard the Coptic, harbor commerce, court railings, and the city’s social and business notices with multiple named individuals and institutions.
Mrs Eberhard a longtime Honolulu resident born in England died of old age. A member of Central Union church she attended services until illness. Funeral will be held at 3 at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Grieve Beretania street.
Secretary McCarthy recalls the 1893 Registration Act path from the House to the Queen. He explains cabinet changes, a missing final bill, and his role in providing a copy to President Dole. He notes opposition by native members and says only certain parties could influence the bill’s fate, despite Advertiser errors.
WW. Dimonds announces the Kin street store opening on the 15th instant with promises of premier quality goods at low prices. The ad touts modern fittings, a full stock from Crockery to Stoves and free delivery citywide, including Waikiki, as part of an ambitious push for trade.
Proper care of infant teeth affects permanent teeth and overall appeal. Alpha Tooth Powder suits children, stays gentle on tender gums, and has a tasty flavor that encourages use. Howson Cave Co markets Aloha Tooth Powder accessible through the company.
On her first voyage to the Coast, the steamer Coptic broke the record for Honolulu to San Francisco at six days and seventeen hours, surpassing the China which holds the best time of six days five hours in the opposite direction.
Drowned captain Magnus Johnson chief mate of the four masted schooner Golden Shore was washed overboard near Cape Flattery with two crewmen who died while attempting to lower a boat to aid him. A celebrated California shipmaster born in the Shetland Islands about 50, he spent years on sugar boats to Hawaii and captained the Aloha before joining the Golden Shore long featured in island trade. General Weyler had not yet left Spain according to later reports.
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