07 Jan 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1896
Page
1
A new residence and 65 by 100 foot lot on the Kapalama tramways line is offered for sale at 8000 cash, with annual rent of 120 dollars. The listing promises a very good investment and notes five more lots in the same location at reasonable prices, advertised by W. AOHI in 1931.
The San Francisco Gall presents Claus Spreckels in a fifty two page Christmas issue with his prediction of a railway revolution. He foresees higher speeds, electricity replacing steam, and a single track, plus the San Joaquin Valley Railroad as a California driven project advancing state transportation and prosperity. He emphasizes California capital labor and material in its construction and aims to benefit producers and citizens, with the piece ending noting continuation on the fourth page.
A damaged clipping presents humor and ads from an old Honolulu paper. It notes Brewer Co offerings, J L Dowsett from 1873, Thrum’s subscription list, and a 20 page work "The Second Interregnum" with Kalaaupili memorabilia. Jokes about a hinge, two husbands, a two billionth fly wink, and other items illustrate period wit and historical notices.
Prince Duke degli Abruzzi, third in line to the Italian throne, arrived aboard the Cristoforo Colombo in Honolulu harbor. The cruiser, 3500 tons, is en route around the world and stops to coal before continuing to Esquimault and San Francisco. Italian officials plan a banquet and welcome as Captain Bertolini meets Consul Schaefer.
Yesterday Judge Whiting presided as the libel in admiralty was brought against the schooner Henrietta for smuggling. The witnesses matched those in the captain and crew case. The prisoners sat in the corner reserved for accused criminals as Attorney General W O Smith and Deputy Attorney General A W Carter prosecuted and Mr Hartwell defended the vessel.
Judge Magoon renders decision in the Beima Tro svemy vs Executors matter noting no disputed titles but affirming a binding contract between Dr. Trousseau and his separated wife Genevieve Edma Treseau. He finds the separation legally established and rejects a statute of limitations barrier while disallowing 26178 principal and awarding 1156.16 interest to the plaintiff.
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