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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1896
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin editor criticizes the Hawaii legislature for not being informed about official pro traces or government efforts toward annexation. The piece condemns lynching and urges federal action to curb mob violence and ensure fair trials, stressing the need for transparent representation in Washington and protection of justice.
Prince Ludwig of Bavaria makes a declaration of princely independence in a Moscow dinner speech with Emperor William present. Reports say his heroic utterance is later honored by a medal attack in Munich. Emperor William may recognize that princes of German states are essential to imperial unity rather than mere vassals.
France pledges no escape for Panama Canal scandal suspects as Kimile Arton receives six years at hard labor. An actor by trade, he acted as a go between bribe payers and recipients, studied justice through disguises, and was traced in England before extradition.
San Francisco residents eagerly prepare for the Carnival of the Golden Gate which may draw many visitors from the Pacific Coast and possibly reach Honolulu. National quarantine officers are posted at major ports, relieving local officials and asserting federal duty to protect the nation from epidemics.
Ambassador Bayard continues to send peace messages from the heart of America to England. He expresses candid political sentiments that prevail at the last presidential election despite partisan snarling.
In probate matters at the Supreme Court, Justice Whiting delivers a unanimous opinion denying reargument. The court affirms the circuit court ruling in favor of defendants Galatan F. Ropert Bishop of Panopolis and Emil Wery, with prior proceedings and fraud claims carefully considered. Additional petitions include Kane as administrator, J Y Carter receiver in Sumner suit, Nawahi guardianship petition, and Ka Maka minors real estate purchase, plus Maluaikoo’s annual guardianship account showing receipts 19.60, payments 40.40 and balance due 20.80.
Timely topics urge residents of Hawaii to consider Bar Ber’s refrigerating machines for creameries and other businesses. The ad touts low operating costs, minimal ammonia recharges, and suitability for butter rooms, markets, hotels, clubs. It highlights De Laval separators and the new humming bird Alpha model designed for home use, easy operation, safety, durability, and suitability for women and children.
In the District Court this morning Moses Kalua and Annie Manana paid fines for drunkenness on Saturday night. Mr. McMillan forfeited six dollars. Sing King was tried and found not guilty of opium possession. Jopa pleaded guilty to second degree larceny in Honolulu on July 9, 1896, stealing twenty pounds of brass from Inter-island Steam Navigation Company, valued at 30, and received two years hard labor. Va pleaded guilty with sentence suspended. Mancerio Mendenen and G. Perteira’s cases were deferred. A dispatch from Bulawayo reports the murder of a Transvaal raid participant by Mashonas.
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A readable fragment notes The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited located opposite Spreckels Bank at 307 Fort Street. The item appears as a carded listing with business address details suitable for a local newspaper notice.
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