12 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1897
Page
1
A set of sale notices lists Chinese granite hitching in one order, a Surrey priced at five dollars, a lot on Wilder Avenue 100 by 300 feet fenced, and multiple rooms including parlor dining areas at 7x1 Young Street. Prices range up to 2100 in local currency.
Francis Dunn is listed as an architect and superintendent ES with an office at 805 Fort Street Spreckela Block Room 5. The note places him in a professional capacity within a historic city layout. Further details about projects or affiliations are not provided in the fragment.
The Stars beat St Louis 16 to 14 in a hard fought game with umpire disputes and missing players. Key plays featured Lemons on the mound, Aiwohi, Paban and Mahuka helping to surge ahead in late innings. Stars catcher Wilder and Babbitt contributed timely hits as the rally completed a comeback.
Police at Callao confirm a Lima origin theory that the State Department nudged the US legation charge at Lima to secure the release of the mate of the American bark Uncle Jobe. He was arrested December 10 for his persistent demand for “Baller Beer” and was held on May 6 in bottles at the Criterion Saloon.
Gus Schaman announces a new line of surreys baggies phaetons road wagons carts and harnesses made for the Hawaiian market. goods are on exhibition at the Claly States showroom.
Nicely furnished rooms available at the Popular Hinev located at 154 Port Street. Rates start at $1.00 per week, offering affordable lodging options for residents seeking comfortable accommodations in a central location.
A Japanese porter Ota, paid wages, was arrested for drunkenness after a yard disturbance near the Criterion saloon. He alleges officers 83 and 35 robbed him of $7 on the way to the station, while proprietor Curthy defends the two Japanese as faithful workers and calls for an investigation into the police.
Deputy Collector Mettocker temporarily detaches Port Surveyor Strathmeyer and assigns him to ganger duties while a cabinet decision on the vacancy follows. Morton fills duties temporarily. guards protest, McStocker warns resignations would not please the Custom House.
The Supreme Court adjourned sine die this morning. Henry Smith was appointed commissioner to sell the Lane property in partition. Agreement between the Attorney General and defense counsel has Araki Toyotaro Oyama Sotaro and Fukomoto to be heard in vacation for an exception from conviction of murder in the second degree for the killing of a Japanese interpreter on Mani Island.
The schedule lists pieces to be played by the government band at Emma Square tonight starting 7 30 with selections including The Chicago Tribune Fantasia The Dyinge Pook and Tropic Danico La Helle Create among others performed by musicians under the baton of Mr Charles Kroute and Re Berger.
Dr. C. O. Ryder reported a diphtheria case to the Board of Health. The patient is a two year old child from Downett's lane Palama. Dr. Ryder attended the child yesterday afternoon. Health Officer Seynolds inspected the premises at noon today and saw precautions in place.
A native near Wainluna on thivialand reported a litter of six piglets from a cow. One creature exhibited a monstrous mash of features including human like jaw and feline teeth, round eyes and mixed ears. It survived four days before death, was preserved in alcohol, and considered for museum display. The tale includes notes about the native keeper and amateur observers and mentions related curiosities and malformed young.
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