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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary notice mentions Bole Agents for H Mamm & Co and the Hawaiian Islands with a reference to the 124th year. The readable text is limited, but indicates an agency designation tied to a colonial or trade context and a numeric year marker.
An 1896 Hawaiian government note shows renewed leniency toward former Queen Lilinokalani Dominis. The President relaxes restrictions on leaving Oahu and requires continued residence at Washington Place Honolulu, with Cabinet consent for any overnight absence.
In the gaming case the jury found Holualen pad Pa niani guilty and Kealoha not guilty with three jurors dissenting. Eko was found guilty of house breaking, one juror dissenting. He had no lawyer. My Neumann was served notice of discharge from bankruptcy. Ehrlich referenced in the motion.
Registrar Thomas G Throm compiles January 1596 export figures from the Custom House. The Advertiser, Bulletin, Star, and other papers give varying cargo counts and values for bags of sugar, bananas, pineapples, hides, and other exports. A Honolulu receipts table contrasts vessels reported by the Advertiser, Benirtty, and Star, noting discrepancies and government emphasis on standardizing data.
The funeral of the late John Dansford will take place from the Queen's Hospital this Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
An artist titled Mr. Whistler keeps a refined habit at home with a finely crafted ivory birdcage placed on the dinner table. The cage holds several small songbirds, serving as a decorative centerpiece.
The heat wave triggers health measures as temperatures exceed 100 across towns. Reports note ten deaths in Mount Brown district and others in Brewarrin and Broken Hill, with many cases among children. Observations cite 108 in shade at Maxbourne and a dust storm followed by rain in Briapane. Additional items cover Bishop Lack's death, a swimming champion, bank half-year results, public works spending, drownings near Kaipara, and railway revenue shifts.
A Distinguished Vieltor, Von Sehnidt-Leda, German Consul General at Yokohama, arrived by the Monowai and will stay until the next steamer for the Orient. He has been in Samoa in temporary charge of the Consulate at Apia, pending a permanent incumbent. Herr Rose is the new Consul at Apia. A Butterrs reporter hecosted Herr Vou.
At the Hawaiian Hotel this morning Schmidt Leda asked for information on Samoa. He replied that his official position prevents him from discussing Samoa and concert. The Hawaiian band will perform a Saturday concert at Emma Square today at 4530 with a varied program including pieces by executetar and other composers.
A passenger named FA Sanford from the Monowni, representing L. Allen & Co. of Philadelphia, patentees of agricultural implements, met a writer in transit. Sanford hurried home after learning his daughter’s husband was killed by an accidental revolver discharge.
Pastor Theo H W Peek favors a pamphlet titled The Liquor Trafic in the Hawaiian Islands from 1870 to 1895. The work, prepared for the Y M C A and submitted to the Liquor Commission, argues restricting liquor. It cites harsh figures on consumption and crime and proposes licenced, audited, cash sales via chartered companies with penalties and inspections.
Digest of recent sermons from US and Canadian clergy urging purity money matters Armenian rescue and Christian duty. Notable quotes urge charity over wealth, warn of wartime brutality, stress personal religion, church purity, and polite conduct in homes and public life.
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