14 Jan 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1896
Page
1
A sale notice describes a new house and lot on Kapalama along the tramways line, 65 by 100 feet, renting for 120 dollars yearly and selling for 900 dollars cash. It notes five more similar lots in the same location to be sold at reasonable prices.
A brief public sale notice directs interested parties to contact W G Cht at the listed address for further particulars. The fragment implies a sale or bid process with emphasis on obtaining details through the named contact.
A fragment listing multiple champagne houses and brands such as Pommery Greno Moot Obandon Heidsieck Monopole Louis Roederer Ruinart Perrier Jones Leroy Clicquot Bouche Delbeck Krug Chos Heidsieck and others, suggesting a catalog of vintners and labels from a historical publication.
The partnership of Lam Chung Wa Tam Bing Young Yau Yuen Tay Con Yau Lee Chu Yau and Wong Hin Chu in Honolulu under Wing Chong Lung & Co has expired. Loo Cha Yon, former manager, is authorized to receive debts and pay outstanding indebtedness. Signed Wing Chong Lung Co and Lee Chu You. Dated Honolulu January 10, 1896 2012.
The undersigned claims interest in the Fort Street fruit and grocery business in Honolulu and requests creditors to file claims by January 20, 1896. All accounts due to Lam Bing must be settled immediately. Lam Sing, Fort Street, Honolulu, January 8, 1896.
Levy v Magoolia Lodge of Odd Fellows clarifies member duties and remedies in unincorporated orders. A member sick benefits dispute ends with expulsion upheld. courts defer, treating membership as a contract bound by lodge rules. Relief only after exhausting internal remedies.
The circus troupe will swing back to Honolulu Monday and begin a new run on the following Wednesday January 22 with special trains by the O, KK, L, Co. from Ewa plantation. Manager Cameron promises many new features and notes the club day and athletic events scheduled for January 25 with entries open at Thram's bookstore and M C A rooms.
The Pope grants audience to Mr. John Dillon MP and urges him to actively promote unity in Ireland to bolster the Charel united support. The New York Stock Exchange responds to London Exchange with a wry remark about warships and yachts. A US railway president estimates market losses from the crisis at 1 billion. The London Missionary Society reports a schooner built in New Zealand for New Guinea mission work.
In higher court actions, Judge Perry presides over a range of probate and civil matters. Guardian appointment is made for Lai Ku Yin with a $100 bond, while a Chinese commercial agent represents the party in a suit. Executors’ accounts in the Berger estate are referred for examination, and notices of appeals follow a condemned smuggling vessel case. An ancillary probate grants James W. Austin’s will with S M Damon named administrator under a $52,000 bond.
Report mentions two submarine cables to be laid between Japan and For moa. It notes executions of Corenna members in Queen murder, including the oil pourer and cremator, all hanged the same day as sentencing. It cites Russian warships in winter anchorage at Shantung and a steamer Reusory losing a propeller en route to Yokohama.
Dr Bowie surgeon aboard the Belgic insists the ship never carried cholera from Japan to Honolulu. He says Chinese contract workers were healthy, recalls no company notice to report cholera, and notes plans to return to San Francisco and resume service. Colonel Bell states America will defend the Monroe Doctrine.
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