30 Jan 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1897
Page
1
Fragmentary notice lists orders for a Dance Mas project and telephony filings. Names like Wall, Nichols, Silva, and Ming appear with an office contact, suggesting a nationwide filing location and a telephone number reference.
An elderly Honoluan resident laments the encore practice at small concerts and dances. He urges honest notice of encore plans, proposes limiting extras to after the regular program, and argues parents should chaperone late dances to prevent unseasonable hours.
The article lists Hawaiian and foreign jurors drawn for the new Circuit Court term opening Monday. Names include numerous local Hawaiian residents such as John NS Taylor H Balle wai Hirwm Kanha and William Mogen among others, along with foreign jurors like John Kidwell W Templeton and Charles Phillips.
A prominent Bowtevin resident and physician report a strange park attack on a boy. The boy suffered chest pain then ear trouble as a liver fluke, common to cattle, was found in his ear. The case suggests water from streams near infested vegetation as the transmission route. Dogs are said to have died after drinking contaminated water.
Dr Luys of the Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris has shown a catalogued set of 2200 brains to the medical faculty. The collection spans thirty years of study and includes brains of idiots, the blind, amputees, and individuals with various mental disorders.
A description notes the Artograph as a valuable aid for beginners wishing to sketch from nature without an attractor. The price is listed as 84.00, with a note about potential sales by King Barns or similar seller.
A passenger from the last Colonial steamer meets a Milewinu American in Honolulu on the dock. At the gate the Customs Inspector marks the newcomer's gripwack as they chat about rain and head to the Anchor Saloon for lunch, where they boast of serving drinks in proper style.
The Honolulu Choral Society and Central Union Church choir join in a farewell concert for Mina Richards at the Opera House tonight. Richards directs both groups and will sing two solos, with Monteagle also scheduled to perform.
The Hawaii Herald notes Hilo hosting events with 600 at Montague Puast circus and the opening of the Library and Free Reading Room Association on Feb tenth. Burns’ night celebrates with officers and performances by Labert ore and J. Goudie. A mill accident in Hakalau ends in death after an arm injury. a new tennis club forms with Wakefield as president and a limited membership.
Ah Yan, a coffee shop and bakery owner on Kine Street near Kawaiahao church, found his trunk containing $200 missing from a rear room. Detective Kanpa arrested Ali Kin after the theft, but no trace of the trunk or money was recovered by noon.
Anointing the Buffalo as a trade mark, An Appropriate Harblom argues the buffalo embodies hearty rugged strength in primal life. The Buffalo Brewery Co asserts the beer’s toxic and refreshing properties promote health and vigor, with The Royal Cosmopolitan and Pacific stations distributing the brew to a wide public via interchangeable checks at these venues.
The burial of Dr Phila A Lyon, first under Reform Burial Association rules, was performed by Count Astell Wachtmeister of San Francisco with Theosophical Society support. At her residence the 200 attendees heard a brief address by Mrs Blackmore. no music. The coffin was plain wood, cost about $10, no hearse, and the procession proceeded to Old Fellows Cemetery.
A garbled program lists Borger selecting pieces for a Makee Island concert at Emma Square, starting 3 PM. Selections include overtures and marches with misspelled titles such as Honeymoon, Gaean, VerdI Bolinarin, Mazurke Mana, and a lively galop. The text shows many transcription errors but indicates a band concert schedule for the afternoon.
John Gilbertson asserts no opium is in any of his belongings and claims never to have been in British Columbia. He guided officers to possible opium sites to clear Limwoll of suspicion. Mechanics' Home offers lodging at corner Hotel and Nunonu streets with stay options and nightly rates.
Judge Carter grants wind up of George Bicknell estate and amends decree directing payment of strata to Heckel. Petition of Magoon to allow building a dwelling on Kaneohe land granted with budget of 1500. Vicarage estate income listed as SS K a year.
Alarm at 11 30 a m reports a blaze in a tiny wooden shanty near King and Victoria. Firemen quickly prevented greater damage though only part of the floor and one end survived. Occupied by Chinese tenants of the Cummins estate, the building had housed a gambling resort. police had raided the place weeks earlier.
Bids for the hotel project were opened at W G Irwin Co offices. Figures include 815 405 by Herbert Kendall and 24 820 by T Nott & Co. Work to begin at once with Mosers Lipley & Dickey as architects and John A Reott overseeing construction. H D Johnson resigns from Postal Savings Bank to become bookkeeper for the new Oahu plantation.
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