28 Feb 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads as a list of wine and champagne brands and agents including Mumm Co and Krug with a reference to the Hvala Islands. The text is heavily garbled, offering no coherent event, date, or clear relationships beyond a catalog-like enumeration of brands and agents.
The Senate opened at 10 with routine preliminaries and considered bills on Homestead leases, street improvements for Hilo, and current accounts. Minister Damon discussed tax statistics, while Senators debated committee referrals before adjourning to Monday at 10.
At ten a.m. House members met to discuss a brief report on the Audit Office activities and a special session draft of a revised Audit Act. Rep Winston moved to suspend rules to rescind a prior motion for Hawaiian language translation of a cholera report. The Commerce Committee urged passage of a Kailua entry port bill. The House adjourned at 10:95.
Mev Romig delivered a sermon on Saul the persecutor who became Paul the Apostle. He traced the persecution of Christians, the shift to preaching Jesus as the Son of God, and highlighted the value of the Bible study interlude for listeners.
A joint hop by Companies B and D drew hundreds to the Phil shed last night. The hall atmosphere impressed guests with tasteful decorations, air flow, and a large stage for minstrel performances while lemonade cream and cake cooled attendees. The event featured the Rawni haw club and a well organized floor plan with officers present and multiple volunteer committees credited for the success.
An act to empower the Minister of the Interior to fix street lines and grades in Hilo Hawaii. A committee of ten resident citizens, selected by qualified voters, was to meet with the Minister to plan public improvements.
The Young Hawaiians Institute and Kapiolani Maternity House announce a benefit performance with Wirth's Circus next Tuesday evening March 4. The show marks the final voyage to Japan for the company, with the Glee Club providing music and the institutes thanking supporters, including letters of acceptance from H Honey and others.
In Hawaii Supreme Court sessions, a contested election for Senator is heard with Judge Carter substituting for an ill Justice Whiting. A mortgage equity suit, Califor nia Mood Co. Ltd. v. Club Stables Co.,涉及 ten shares and inter vening creditors, seeks liquidation by receiver and dissolution of assets under court order. Recount of ballots is in progress as part of the election proceedings.
The program for the great amusement carnival at the baseball ground starts at 5 o clock tomorrow afternoon. Wirths circus will perform outdoors with hurdles and exhibitions by American cowboys. A balloon ascent and parachute descent by Wilfred Burns closes the event, with reserved seats granting entry to the balloon area.
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