08 Jan 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1896
Page
1
A new house and lot on Kapalama along the tramways line offers a 55 by 100 foot parcel rented at 120 dollars yearly and selling for 900 dollars cash. The notice mentions five more lots in the same area offered at reasonable prices with inquiries directed to W. C. Achi.
War era remarks recount Lincoln’s view on French occupation of Mexico and Monroe Doctrine policy. The tale includes Daniel Webster Dickenson’s anecdote about Deacon White and Brother Jones, illustrating forgiveness and restraint. Lincoln urges opposing expansion and supports Monroe’s warning against foreign territorial gains.
The SINGER received 54 first awards at the Chicago World’s Fair, the largest tally by any exhibitor and more than double the awards earned by all other sewing machines. Agent Bothel St., Honolulu.
The Ladies Society of the Central Union church holds its annual meeting Thursday at 10 o'clock in the morning. An officers election will occur, and full attendance of members is desired.
The account recalls the Pasteur Institute in Paris and its bacteriological work including how horses are immunized to produce diphtheria antitoxin. It details the gradual dosing over months, blood collection, serum preparation, and routine bleeding, with notes on the horses and the production method.
The Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers and Producers Association formed sub committees to study the impact of Japanese competition on American goods. Congressman Grove L. Johnson directed inquiries to gather verified data and specific instances, including nine carloads of buttons from Japan, to press national action. The group aims to reveal cheap labor and supply chains, gauge threats to American markets, and push Congress to act.
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