22 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1897
Page
1
J. T. Waterhouse reports arrival of the Australia and Aorangi cargoes, offering a vast range of Epicurean brands. Pate de foie gras, sausages, sardines, truffled pates, game meats, oysters, beans and sauces fill four columns. Describes exclusive, high quality imports and unmatched prices in Honolulu.
Fifty years of Perry Davis Pain Killer touted as safe and effective for colic cold and other pains. Claims no side effects and rapid relief from a few doses. Advocates keeping a bottle at home and notes larger 35c size doubles quantity over 25c.
The record covers entries from the High Court including a defendant winning 17.80 in a debt suit, an appeal in Mackenzie from the district court affirmed, trustee changes in Hayselden estate with Esther Quigley seeking a new appointment, and a replevin judgment allocating household goods and a piano. It also notes a contention that the Income Tax Act of 1896 is unconstitutional.
A letter from Japan to a high official states Kobe Immigration Company remains active and will continue business locally and abroad. The note challenges a prior claim of abolition and suggests verification at the Japanese Consulate. Superintendent Gillespie retires amid directorate friction. A Bailey assumes control of the system as a successor search begins in California.
Charles J. McCarthy reported a letter from Marshal Brown dismissing charges against three police officers in the Ota arrest case of June 5 1897. Brown says evidence favors the officers and suggests a formal prosecution only by Japanese counsel. A large crowd gathered at Pacific Mail wharf to see the Alameda depart, with the band playing as notable passengers including Conant General Bilin Milly and H A Baldwin and bride prepared to sail.
The Board of Health met yesterday amid a flurry of actions including plans to appoint Dr Shaw as milk inspector, review tuberculin tests on dairy cows, and discuss nurse hiring for a new hospital. Dr Day abstained as others approved steps to continue work and address leper settlement issues.
On account of departure furniture for rooms at Hight home and keeping, and goods for business will be sold cheap. Apply to Madame Yale at 515 Nanani Street, second house below King’s Mouse.
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