27 Jul 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1896
Page
1
A local grocer advertises a wide stock of teas, coffees, syrups, honey, jelly, jam, Sago, tea powder, canned fish, pork in tins, cheese and more. The seller claims top quality at prices within reach of the average bread winner and promises fresh goods received by every steamer.
Mortgage served by G Belama and aul Kealalamna to Moen Pu Laa dated May 8, 1884. Mortgagor intends to foreclose for failure to pay principal and interest. Property to be sold at public auction at Jami FP. Morgan Honotsin on August 14, 1906 at 12 noon. Further details available in Honolulu.
The notice describes a parcel of land within Waikiks and adjoining areas, detailing boundaries around Kane mulil and cir of ar and 80 to 100 acres. It identifies the tract in terms of property lines and ownership context relying on old surveying language. The fragmentary text indicates a legal property description seeking uphold or declaration.
A Saturday ball game ended 17 to 3 with the Stars defeating the Rams. Highlights include Willie Wilder and Hart making key plays, Pryce and Woods contributing multiple hits, and several runners advancing on passed balls and muffed plays. The detailed inning-by-inning account lists numerous at-bats, outs, and scoring events shaping the lopsided score.
A nine year old boy boarded a Beretunia street tram seeking a transfer to King Street. An argument over fare led to the boy falling from the car and being run over by its wheels. He survived, later identified as the Tokio India rubber boy, unharmed after examination. A physician and bystanders aided him while others reacted with alarm and curiosity.
A Parisian philatelist murder linked to a two cent 1852 missionary stamp motive is detailed. Detective work traced the culprit, Hector Giroux, through stamp collecting circles after the Hawaiian 2 cent stamp surfaced as the key item in the case from Rue de Poisson.
The suspect was arrested the day after the Leroux homicide after authorities proved there was a single specimen of the Paris stamp. Though evidence was often indirect, the confessed killer said he murdered his friend when the man refused to sell him the Hawaiian stamp needed to complete the set of the issue.
The Good court martial adjourned after material progress as the prosecution rested with Lt. Mackintosh, Capt. Ziegler, Lt. Ludewig, Sgt. Weatherby and Capt. McCarthy testifying. The defense examined Sgt. Taylor and Privates Scott, Barry and Winan, then adjourned until this evening at the same time and place.
F H Reowanp states his name was used for a Cosmo politan Industrial League meeting he did not attend or authorize. He disclaims knowledge of the organization and asks the paper to publish a correction and to keep to his own business.
Cracks appear in the plaster beneath the Opera House gallery on both sides. Plaster is perfect under the gallery center. No support under the gallery extension to the upper proscenium boxes. suggests possible sagging of that section or settling of side walls.
Professor Koebele returned Saturday from Kauai's Kilauea plantation where an insect pest was reported to devastate cane. He found the pest to be the aphis, but investigations showed that Tady birds had largely cleaned it out.
An Englishwoman riding downhill near Dover lost control and struck a regiment of volunteers but avoided serious injury by hitting the big drum first. The Reform School has extensive repairs including a partition in dorms, repainting, and a new rear fence. Forty boys now reside there, more than in several years.
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