31 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1897
Page
1
J. T. Waterhouse promotes mid-summer veranda fancy work for ladies without heavy home duties. The store touts low prices on infant bonnets, capes, serges for ladies wear, quilts, pillow linen, handkerchiefs, white tucking, puffing, and cotton laces, with bulk purchasing enabling cheaper pricing.
In the Supreme Court yesterday Chief Justice dudd and Justices Frear and Whiting heard and took under advisement an information for misconduct against F M Wakefield and W S Wise, noted as practitioners of all the courts. They are charged with causing arrest for debt on a note for A B Loebenstein, and for securing an arrest while Mace was their client, with various officials named. The session included petitions to expunge specifications, with appearances by W O Smith for the state and Hartwell and Neumann for the respondents. The hearing also covered wills, guardianships, and other court actions, with continued matters and upcoming hearings listed.
Stars and St Louis Clubs clash this afternoon in a pregame meeting to settle differences. The late ninth inning from July 5 will be played as agreed. Lineups include Thompson and Willis for St Louis with Gleasonau Clark and Lemon pitching, while Stars feature Liahmanon Hart Wilder Mahaka Babbitt and Woods among others.
Circulating report says a new agency will bundle the holdings of Makawoli Puig and Hake plantations. The proposed firm will merge younger members of Baldwin and Alexander Jawilion under the trade name Baldwin & Alexander.
The defendant pays a $150 fine on the first conviction. Sentence is suspended on the second. Other charges have been canceled.
Port official George Stratemeyer, questioned about McVeigh's accusations, defends customs officers' methods at quarantine. He notes restrictions and conflicts with Board of Health, describes searches and discipline, and asserts efforts to protect revenue while avoiding harm to innocents. Jeopardized procedures and interdepartmental friction are discussed, with remarks on opium and quarantine duties.
The pavilion at Beretania and Alaken streets hosts a tug of war between the Portuguese colony and the Iron Workers tonight. The ring opens at 8 o'clock with officials B. Wilson and Tom Wright as judges, J. L. Torbert timekeeper, and George Harris marker. a referee will be chosen before start.
The Kinau was held back an hour at the request of the Attorney General so Sheil Andrews and Judge Hapai could return to Hilo after needing to appear in the Supreme Court at 10 o'clock.
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