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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1897
Page
4
A column mocks Labour Commissioner Fitzgerald as a flashy negotiator over Hawaii labor questions. It notes uncontracted Hawaiian laborers, questions about free versus contract labor, and criticizes Senator Perkins’ independence. It also references Irish Duke of Torr Tuathan, Charles O'Donnell, and forecasts about Germany Britain and Russia.
The California Labor Council reported on Labor Commissioner Fitzgeralds plan to ship white laborers to Hawaii. The executive committee cited harsh penal and debt laws on the islands risking practical slavery, and warned workers not to emigrate until the Provisional Government clarifies policy.
Article notes continued discussion on the mutual benefits of a reciprocity treaty. It mentions Senator Perkins opposing efforts to undermine the treaty and references Madam Yule at Eagle House removing moles warts and hair by electricity and offering a skin-safe face bleach.
A Chicago Record piece recalls Depew’s claim of seeking office for others with every Republican president. It recounts Lincoln listening then telling a funny story, Grant silent, Hayes lamenting patronage, Garfield embracing then forgetting, Arthur directing to a hard-to-find contact, Harrison fading into his chair, and McKinley’s methods evolving.
John Dillon presided over a 26 member Irish Parliamentary meeting resolving to take no part in the Diamond Jubilee. They argued the jubilation honors the sovereign yet ignores Ireland’s development, prosperity, and self government. Additional notes mention Redmond suspensions and Harbors debate tensions.
The trial of John E. Scarles of American Sugar Refining Co faces acquittal instructions after a defense motion. Tillman seeks a committee of investigation into Sugar Trust influence on Senate, amid broad charges. Aldrich denies, resolution sent to contingent expenses. McKinley invited to San Francisco by chamber.
A water rights appeal from North Kohala, Hart versus Wight, has been filed. A demurrer is noted in Dimond versus Macfarlane. Judge Perry fixed bail for Henry Luolling at 1500 upon the request of his counsel Magoon and Edings.
In Louis Republic, a tale from the Cumberland region recalls a hunter who asked a widow if her husband died of sickness or accident. She answered that he died from too much somens after a bear bout. He claimed he could beat two, but after one bear he killed the other, leaving them widows and without suitors.
A doctor urges Mr Braiser to give up pugilism and pursue a line with sufficient exercise. The exchange, reported in the New York Sunday World, frames boxing as unsuitable for a sedentary patient and prescribes a career change for better health.
L B Korr offers a choice lot at lowest rates with new snitinga and panta patterns arriving by every mail. He sells a single yard at wholesale prices. Roadside lodging rates are listed at 60 cents per night, 1 and 81 25 per week. City Carriage Co advertises horse and driver service with phone number for hiring.
By order of the Hon. A Perry Second Judge of the Circuit Court the administrator is authorized to sell at public auction all right title and interest of the late Arthur P Peterson in the Hale Land Waikane Oahu to the highest bidder at noon on June 22 1697 at the Honolulu courthouse Cash terms Deeds at purchaser's expense
A local store announces painted wire bird cages priced from 1.50 to 2.50 and brass cages from 1.50 to 4.50 in fresh designs. It also touts a mango picking gadget called Wire Fruit Pickers, priced at 50 cents, claimed to protect trees and yield more fruit with easier use.
A fragmented notice lists directors and officers of an entity offering medical advice and treatment. It notes 163 persons excohefed from November 1896 to May 20, 1807, and provides contact for ROBT BWAN SCRIMGEOUR Telephoto 708 Manager Pro Tem.
The annual memorial services of the Order will be held Sunday afternoon June 6 at 3 o'clock at Harmony Hall King Beeat. Members will assemble for exercises and conveyances will transport to the cemetery for further observances. Brothers and Sisters are asked to attend, with funds contributed to the Hall after 9 o'clock Sunday morning. By order of the Committee of Arrangements. O T Rodgers, G, Chairman. L W Houge, Secretary.
Notice states that during the temporary absence of Mr W G Trewin from Tal suds, Mr BE T Spalding will act under Power of Attorney for Claus Spreckels & Co Bank, Honolulu, dated June 2, 1807, as published by OlauB Spreckels & Co.
The advertisement touts Kingsbury pianos built on advanced principles with durable construction and rich tone. It highlights a Motion Pedal for beginners that reduces noise and preserves hammer wear, promising tuning stability and long life, with favorable terms for prospective buyers.
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