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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1897
Page
1
An 19th century advertisement touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as the leading remedy for colds coughs bronchitis sore throat influenza and incipient consumption. It claims universal faculty approval and praises its soothing effect on inflamed membranes and mucus, noting its value for croup and whooping cough. It emphasizes use as family emergency medicine and widespread household necessity.
Property description highlights a hillside location 1300 feet above sea level with clear air and panoramic views. Proximity to Honolulu is noted as 24 hours by car and the ad lists weekly rates around 30 or 82 dollars with extra medical services.
To let. barter nape of ER B Hendry corner Kinan and Ponsacola wheeta. House contains eight rooms and has all the modern conveniences. Large grounds. Tel. 301.
For sale a corner lot in Five Lota with 76 by 125 feet dimensions. Includes a residence on the premises. Contact Mrs. E R Day by telephone 01 for details and inquiries.
A Honolulu notice describes The Honolulu Sanitarium at 1082 King Street as a quiet homelike nerve clinic featuring trained Swedish movement therapies and related services.
Hawaiian singers of the Kawaihau Quintette Club announce an event and provide contact details, including a telephone number, for booking and inquiries. The readable fragment notes an address or order for a dance and references a contact line.
Paula Isenberg announces during her absence that Charles A Rice will take full charge of the Walalav Dairy and Ranch business in Honolulu on February 4. The notice lists the date and authority for temporary management.
An excerpt from the Evening Herald of Nevada City California argues for annexing the Sandwich Islands to the United States. It praises island resources sugar and coffee production and urges Pacific Coast representatives to push annexation promptly once Congress convenes.
The Livermore Echo reproduces a Honolulu article by Burnett of John discussing annexation objections. It summarizes leading points, presenting a reasoned critique that counters main anti annexation arguments and asserts the merits of American control over the Islands.
A passenger from the last Colonial steamer was met at the dock by a Milesian American friend from Honolulu. While waiting for his gripsack to be marked, the stranger asked if there is much rain here. They head to the nearby Saloon for lunch and a glass of Ramin Bren to steady the nerves.
The program for the Makee Island concert tomorrow afternoon lists a 3 o'clock start. The notice outlines the lineup, venue, and duration, inviting attendees to enjoy the afternoon performance on the island.
Part 1 lists overture f a Dame Blanche Aduylo lunata Pathetique and Pautanlen ten chapel. Cornet solo Lullaby performed by Mr Charles Kreuter and others.
The German government plans a special commission to Bombay to investigate the bubonic plague raging there. Eminent bacteriologist Dr Koch has been summoned from South Africa to head the inquiry and advise on measures to prevent the disease entering Europe.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals and spouses tied to cities such as Honolulu San Francisco Auckland Munich Oakland Spokane and Indiana. The entry strings names with partial affiliations and lacks a cohesive event or narrative.
An unanimous Supreme Court decision written by Chief Justice Judd addresses leasehold taxation in the Oahu Railway and Land Company versus Jonathan Shaw. It upholds the assessor’s method for valuing leaseholds amid varying year to year values, sustaining other cases on moiety and eight-year valuation rules, and discusses earnings and stock market value as factors in enterprise property assessment. The text also notes related trials and sentences including cases of opium possession, assault and battery, and a divorce action. guardianships are also mentioned.
President Harper announced at a chapel service in Chicago that Lady Aberdeen, wife of the Governor General of Canada, will be the convocation orator at the University of Chicago commencement in the Auditorium on April 12. She will wear the keynote gown and becomes the first woman invited to deliver such an address in the United States.
At Emmin Square a program arranged by Professor Berger for a band concert proceeds this afternoon starting at 4:80. March Directorate FestaneMa Noon Liala-Mungalto Da ret Solu-Bea Flowe Mr. Charles Kintor Belection Howe of Castille Walta-Artiotite.
The trial of William Young before Fountain Lodge No. 196 ends with a two year suspension for improper conduct with the wife of fellow member Stuart Puckett. Young has left Oakland and is believed in Honolulu. Mechanics' Home offers lodging at 50 cents nightly and 1.25 dollars weekly.
A Honolulu circular reports sugar market moves with 5.8 Monowai arrival and a 3 1 8 cent basic price for 96 degree sugar. No San Francisco or New York price changes. a single sale of 4800 bags reported. Quotations list vessel arrivals and discharge dates including RB Bartlett, D Bryant, and Castle’s fleet, with sailing and berthing notes for Hilo, Honolulu, and other ports.
The calico ball hosted by the Hospital Flower Mission at Independence Park proved highly successful. A fancy dress event drew many from high society and charity workers, with proceeds from ticket sales yet to be tallied, but expected to be substantial for the Queen's Hospital appeal.
The Rosco-Chine Bank, branches of the new Russo Chinese Bank, opens at Shanghai Hangkow Peking and slaverians in China. Business shifts from British and German houses to the new institution, seen as signaling the end of English commercial predominance in China.
February 6 letter from a veteran engineer to Pacific Hardware Co discusses Vacuum Oil. He states he has used the oil for a long time, with freedom to select his own oil, and asserts factual advantages drawn from personal experience.
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