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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1897

Page

4

Daniel Logan Editors Evening Bulletin entry from Munday day HB 15 1897

The fragment lists Daniel Logan as editor of The Evening Bulletin with a dateline pattern noting Munday and date 15 1897. The readable text hints at a local newspaper issue header but lacks a full article. No clear event or person beyond the editor and date is established.

American Seamen Debate Deserter Laws and Supreme Court Rulings

A historical column discusses the Supreme Court ruling that desertion imprisonment is not involuntary servitude, urging Congress to expand the laws to protect sailors. Alfred Fahrman speaks at a San Francisco rally supporting the measures, arguing that enforcing maritime laws harms commerce and echoes older English precedents while criticizing the judiciary's stance on freedom.

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Supreme Court affirms tax on corporate stock market value

The decision upholds taxing capital stock at market value as provided by law. Eight difficulty remains in fair valuation, aided by stock broker lists in lieu of a Honolulu Stock Exchange. The ruling emphasizes the courts must prevent injustice and the principle is upheld.

Supreme Court Island Steam Navigation Company Honolulu

Labor and Profit in Sugar Industry Promises Shifts

A brief note suggests that labor quality improvements will boost profits and that traditional “Choop labor” may fade with a new contract service substitute impacting the sugar industry. The fragment hints at economic changes but lacks full context.

Unclear Budgeting Terms Spark Confusion in Committee

A fragment mentions expenditure and results in a debate over finances. No clear names, dates, or places appear. The item hints at misaligned metrics and possible overrun concerns but lacks concrete details for full reporting.

Persistent evasion of contract labor law in Alabama iron industries

It is said the law against contract labor in the United States is persistently evaded in Alabama iron industries. The reason offered is a reliance on immigrant labor similar to sugar in Hawaii, implying a systemic worker intake.

United States Suger Hawaii

Coffee Won Faces Inspection and Marking Question

A note stresses that Coffee Won should not let the issue of official inspection and marking lapse. The piece implies that the outcome impacts their salvation and ongoing operation.

Gurney Bank Scandal Ties to Dreadful Dowry Tale

The narrative follows Lady Dndieg and Lady Dovey amid a tangled family history. It traces the Gurney bank connection, the resignation of a partner, and the rise of two daughters as they enter fashionable London society. Rachel Gurney becomes linked to the House of Lords and Lady Henry Somerset helps the younger, Lady Trewbridge, into a noble orbit. The piece names Thomas de Gourney and Lord Darley, with connections to the Beitford duchess and Dudley family.

Dndieg Thomas de Gourney Edward IL Factar Gurney Bank Lilicow Gurney London Regent Street Eliva Lord Dudley Dudex of Bedford Henry Somerset Rachel Larkows Trewbridge Henry Bomereet Beitford Rachel Gurney Lord Darley

How to Tell a Horse Age by Teeth and Wrinkles

A veterinary discussion explains that after eight years a horse has no new teeth and wrinkles develop on the eyelid edge, with aging estimated by teeth plus yearly wrinkles. It also notes home remedies for removing throat obstructions in children and mentions Hawaii annexation anxieties alongside Buffalo Boar tonic at local saloons.

Horn Booth Republic of Hawaii

Watson Discharged After Beer Keg Charge

The case against MoM. Watson for creating a keg of beer from Beattie Brewing and Malting Company was dismissed by Judge Glagow yesterday afternoon. The judge ruled the phoner was capable of distinguishing in favor of pure Rainier Bore, and granted release. On tap or in bottles at the Criterion.

Mom. Watson MM. Watson Beattie Brewing and Malting Company Glagow Rainier

World Columbian Exposition award notice

Bergersen, agent at 16 Bethel streets promotes a product line claimed to top awards at the World Columbian Exposition for excellence in construction motion regularity speed adjustability and durability with over 13 000 000 units made and sold, noting advanced learning and ease of use.

Apa Bergersen Bethel Streets

Mutiny of the Bounty and Norfolk Island Governance Change

Reports from Norfolk Island describe the mutineers from the Bounty landing at Pitcairn and later moving to Norfolk Island. Lord Hampden and Colonel Spalding installed as chief magistrate, with a local elder committee to aid governance. Population centers around 600, with the Nobba family comprising about half. The new constitution proclaimed, loyalty to Queen Victoria affirmed, and a small police force established.

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Sailor wage system sparks push for change in maritime ports

The San Francisco Chronicle reports sailors demand equal treatment with American workers, warning that current wage disparities injure U S competition. Sailors can be bound to service in low wage ports, but may leave for better pay abroad. Ending compulsory service could raise wages in low priced countries and curb foreign shipowners advantage.

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Spaniards Lughly Excited In May London Item

A fragmented May London item notes confusion over a Cuban resolution in the U.S. Senate and mentions Spanish public sentiment as volatile. It hints at drinking Rainlor Teer and staying at the Criterion.

United States Senate

Washington urn entrusted to Grand Master of Massachusetts Masons

The Washington urn, a small iden urn containing a lock of Washington’s hair, was presented by Mrs. Washington to the Grand Lodge in 1800. Grand Master Paul Revere created the urn and entrusted it to the care of the Grand Master of Massachusetts Masons.

Grand Master Massachusetts Washington

World Famed Rambler Bicycle Ad Promoting Value

Trusting that you may be interested in cycling we state a few facts about the RAMBLER bicycle noting easy running strength and lasting quality. The RAMBLER, equipped with the detachable tire, is praised for adjustability and universal use. A bicycle is presented as a time and money saver, and readers are urged to call and obtain figures.

1896 Rambler Bicycle Year-End Price Reduction

The Rambler bicycle is offered at 95 dollars as year end stock clearence. The note promises 18 percent reduction on current models and states no major upcoming improvements, urging customers to act while supplies last.

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