Evening Bulletin and City News from Honolulu
The Evening Bulletin publishes daily except Sunday from 210 King Street Honolulu by Sulletin Publishing Company. Subscription rates are 6 75 per month 8.00 per year postpaid and in advance. The issue discusses construction of wharves and public debt, charter reform, and calls for better representation in local government and council.
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Evening Bulletin
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Debt burden debate in territorial bonds and public debt
A scanned historic article discusses public debt limits in a territory and its cities, detailing legislative constraints on indebtedness, approval by the United States, and fiscal policy. It notes past bond funding, highway concerns, and calls for prudent spending, with references to local transportation and public works.
Charter Schime Cont in Page 1.9 Election Law Fragments
Fragmented text outlines penalties for illegal sales of intoxicants on election day, fines from one hundred to five hundred dollars, and possible imprisonment. It notes the Election Commissioner and a Board of Registration for voters, plus qualifications to vote and registration procedures. The garbled OCR preserves names of offices and general duties without clear modern equivalents.
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Nuli
Walstorine
Hmettta
Elie Ania
Foatnbemius Wermone
Hermes Chetha
Abel
Mileainnor
Amoriat
Bream
Hove
Toor
Mave
Tony
Rvitieiration
Kickapoo Relief Promises Pain Vanish Across Ailments
The Kickapoo Indian remedy claims instant relief for neuralgia rheumatic pains toothache earache and other acute pains. The ad asserts universal efficacy and urges households to keep a bottle for internal and external use, with Hebron Drug Co as distributors and agents.
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Patna
Hebron Drug Co
Mr Murphy Meeting Scenes Include Moody Rallies and Trials
In a jumble of oblique notes the report describes Mr Murphy's meetings at Content Union, with crowds at dusk and the apostle of abstinence speaking to Honolulu Iron Works workers. It mentions cases listed for Monday including guardianships, probate items, and estate matters, plus a naval incident and a local inspector's suspension of Captain Woodside.
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Branche Murphy
Content Union Lureh
Han
Honolulu Iron Works
Franklin
Austin Haw
Poll Court Hears Opium Possession Case Involving Boy and Chinaman
In a forenoon session Judge Wilcox heard a charge of unlawful possession of opium. The Chinese defendant pleaded guilty while the boy pleaded not guilty. The judge considered fines and possible jail time, noting the boy actually had the opium in hand when arrests were made.
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Wilcox
Bherit Chillingworth
White
Oeder
Coor
Ani
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