Bicycle Race Prize Drawn at 10 A M Sharp
A bicycle race began at 10 a m with the prize named Gold Mistai valued at twenty dollars. Participants competed for first place and the event drew local attention.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1896
Page
1
Wine names and brands appear in historical trade notes
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple champagne houses and brands such as Heidsieck Monopole Louis Roederer and Louis Roederer tied to a January 1895 entry. Mentions varied producers including Pemien Gr Moet Chande Heidsieck and Monopole, with scattered abbreviations and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamm & Co
Pemien & Gr Moet & Chande Heidsieck
Monopole
Louis Roederer
Eee
Heidsieck
For Rent Rooms Recently Occupied by Dr Tucker
Hlonolula May 29 1896 notice offers rooms for rent after the tenth. Address at corner Fort and Homitania indicates the location. Turned over by MR s Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlonolula
Tucker
Corner Fort
Batt MR
Legislature in Session Notes Debates on Loans and Appropriations
The senate committee reports loans bills and amendments while House bills on recording deeds face judiciary scrutiny. President signs various liter al taxes and other bills, with debates on electric railway franchise for Hilo and Hill Street Railway, and delays over Senate Bill 49. The session references two per cent die count and one per cent commission proposals, and continuation of loan bill consideration to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Lt Woe
Judiciary Committee
Lyman
Passed
Horner
Senate
Hilo
Holstein
Baldwin
Conference Committee
Senator Waterhouse
Dawon
Hill Street Railway Company
Rice
Special Commission
Death of Mrs Hartwell Wife of Judge Hartwell
Mrs Hartwell widow of Judge Alfred Hartwell dies at 51 after progressive nervous illness and fever. She leaves seven daughters and one son, a Union Army general, and a family with strong legal and missionary ties. Funeral planned for tomorrow. relatives in Kauai and California notified. continuation on next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Alfred
Harewell
Hartwell
Lnter
J. W. Savith
Kolon
Rauni
Honolulu
Supreme Court
de. J. K. Smith
Kolos
A. H. Smith
Win. Waterhone Andes
Emma Smith
California
Misa Juliet Sath
Kunai
Alfred W. Carter
First Circuit
Indy
Kauai
Smith
Japan
Fire in native building caused by defective stovepipe
An alarm before noon reported by Louis Castino of the telephone company indicates a roof fire in a building occupied by natives near Kunkini street off Liliha. The blaze was extinguished in minutes by a garden hose. damage was trifling. The fire department arrived after the fire was already out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Castino
Telephone Company
Kunkini Street
Liliha
Low Tromene Arrangement Changes on City Street Routes
A court ruling forces altered tramway service on Boretania and Nuuanu street lines. Nuuanu cars now stop at Queen Street and Panahou cars at Oceanic wharf Fort Street, causing transfers and double fares for riders traveling across the two routes after a suit seeking 8100 damages over charge of more than five cents for a continuous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boretania
Nuuanu Street
Nuuana
Queen Street
Panahou
Oceanic Wharf
Fort Street
Soap in Water Acts as Oil in Storm at Sea
The Scandia captain, short of oil, dissolved a large amount of soap in water and poured it over the bows. The effect was instantaneous, showing soapsuds can serve the same purpose as oil to calm a stormy sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Indigent Lepers Fund Subscriptions Move Forward
A local committee led by Charu Rep Rycroft and Messia begins a subscription drive to aid indigent lepers at the settlement. Donors pledge up to one dollar weekly for a year to provide basic comforts and lusaries, with more subscribers to be listed in tomorrow’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rycroft
Messia
Andrew Brows
J. G. Rothwell
R Rycroft
EC Winston
AG M Robertson
J © Claney
M Damon
WG Ashley
JG Rothwell
Bruce Cartwright
M Loninson
Grinbaum
D Ena
Geo R Carter
EP Bishop
Geo HL Robertson
GC Allen
J F Morgan
L Lb Kerr
TB Lunng
BG Wilder
M_ Melnern
W Hebron
B F Ehlers & Co
H F Wichmann
Quietly Married in City by Rev Birnie
Quiet marriage of Frank L Hooge and Miss Margaret Roche last evening by Rev Birnie at his residence. Couple drove to new home on King Street to a small group of intimate friends and relatives. Both well known in the city. Burnie offers congratulations. There were no arrests this morning. Five Chinese opium fiends were souled in lost might. First in the islands opened by Kaartes Mortime. Sunrise prayer meeting at Central Union church marks the first Christian Endeavor convention in the Hawaiian Islands. H M Walls of Central Union church and Hawaiian pastors attend. Main meeting at 7 16 this evening features address by Lyle A Dickay and a roll call of Hawaiian Christian Endeavor Societies. Election of officers and prayer services follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Hooge
Margaret Roche
Mr. Birnie
King Street
Burnie
TIN
Central Union Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
H.M. Walls
O. BE
Christian Endeavor
Areo
Honolulu
Lel
Mise Grave Aioli
Kapa
Lyle A Dickay
Agnes Udd
Christ
Wilye
Lyle A. Digkey
Hawaiian Christian Endeavor Union
Gian
Braye
Portrait of Justice Lawrence McCully Unveiled in Judiciary Building
A portrait of the late Justice Lawrence McCully is unpacked in Chief Justice Judd's chamber. Painted by Willard of Sunbridge Massachusetts, the work imitates McCully from memory, with soft subdued coloring and a $675 price including a gilt frame. A public unveiling is planned for June 15 with other Supreme Court portraits to be displayed in the main courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll
Lawrence McCully
Supreme Court
Judd
Judiciary
Mr. Willard
Sunbridge
Mase
Daniel Webster
Charles Sumner
J. G. Blaine
Ae Higgins
E. H. Allen
Harris
A. G. Robertson
Wio. L. Lee
Higher Judiciary
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