28 Jan 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1897
Page
1
An advertisement extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the most reliable blood purifier and alterative. It asserts effectiveness for scrofula, boils, eruptions, and all disorders from impure blood, and praises digestion, liver function, nerves, and vitality restoration.
Interview with Stanley Gibbons of Cambridge Villa, Twickenham, London, detailing his rise from doctoring to stamps, his world travels, and the booming philatelic market. He cites London as the world's stamp hub with expanding international interest and strong prices for Hawaiian and other issues.
The program lists a sequence of musical items and addresses including Duet Violins From Petite Symphonie by Danela Mossra and Kirkpatrick readings and songs conducted by Mr. James T. Stewart. Accompanists Kate McGrow and Miss Love. Public invited with no admission charge.
Postmaster General and a special three member committee oversaw the incineration of obsolete stamps, envelopes, and cards at the Electric Light Works furnaces. Stanley Gibbons observed as packages were burned. about 40,000 stamps were bought by speculators since the resolution authorized destruction.
At a meeting of wheelmen in Kenwalo California L A Thoreton was elected chairman and Bart Berger secretary. After reading the proposition and a committee report it was unanimously noted that the offer be accepted and a five member committee named to raise funds and handle details.
Morning court sessions list Lam Foon and Ah Nin charged with assault and battery and burglary. Takada faces three counts of violating the Sunday law and assault charges. Kalon pleads guilty to larceny in the second degree for stealing five newspapers valued at 25 cents. Bentones suspended. Ah Sam found guilty of assault and battery on Hulupii with $20 fine. Ah Young discharged after battering Chung Hook. A party including Isenberg family and others toured the O R L Co parlor car to view plantation sites for a potential mill. About 100 laborers work ground breaking for seed cane. plant cane planned by year end.
A fragmented ad copy extols Beattie Beer as pure and superior to any rival, claiming it represents the best production by brewers and highlighting care by a noted brewer. The text urges believers to choose Beattie Beer for its supposed purity and taste.
Nicely furnished rooms at the Poplar House located at 124 Fort Street offered from one dollar per week upward.
A sweeping world census project tied to the twentieth century seeks to map humanity. Scientists expect China Turkey and Asia to cooperate, with estimates of 1.7 billion people worldwide and vast travel and diplomatic hurdles ahead.
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