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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1897
Page
2
An 1895 advertisement touts the RAMBLER bicycle, claiming world fame for its design and tire technology. It emphasizes ease, reliability, and long lasting value, inviting buyers to request figures and assurances from the seller.
As year end nears makers offer reduced prices on 1806 wheels and stock is sold down. The letter promotes the WAMBLET wheel as the top grade option and hints at future improvements but offers no concrete changes.
A plan for a Victorian age exhibition proposes displays across eight sections. It contrasts old and new industry outputs from Victoria’s ascension to present day, highlighting progress and the role of women, with a dedicated department reflecting changing social roles.
Corres pondent from New York reports a dire labor market state in Nicaragua. Slavery-like conditions persist as laborers, including women and children, are coerced by military power to sell labor for goods and debt. Cuban labor migration plans surface, while coffee crop prospects shrink due to drought and mismanagement. The note mentions Seattle beer ads and local items like a curfew ordinance in sme town, plus miscellaneous newspaper snippets.
Notices from Honolulu dated 1806 announce a mortgage default by Mertgaguee Mutico of Tasasvionto and related parties. Assignee J A Magoon seeks to foreclose after six weeks, with sale scheduled for January 26 at noon in the Morgan Hotel lobby, Honolulu. Property includes two parcels described by Royal Patent 679 and 1205 with total area of about 55.100 acres. Cash terms and deed restrictions listed.
Mortgagee Agnes McIntyre, as assignee of a 1891 mortgage to Kimmo M Nakuina, intends to foreclose for nonpayment. After three weeks from notice, property in Koili and Honolulu will be sold at public auction January 27, 1897, at 12 noon, at WOS Lace Honolulu. Details to J A Magoon, attorney for Agnes McIntyre.
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