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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1897
Page
4
By authority a public holiday is declared for Wednesday June 24 1807 to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee government offices in Hawaii will be closed all day Jas A King Minister of the Interior Office June 8 187.
A Chicago man Edward Brice claims a method to transmute base metals into gold and silver and to produce precious metals commercially. Treasury permission led to Mint experiments using his formula. results showed traces of gold and silver but not at commercial or pure levels. Brice maintains the process works, arguing supplies used were chemically pure and that he has invested $25,000. The piece questions credulity and warns of potential global financial impact if such a method proved successful.
President McKinley writes to President Dole through Minister Sewall, expressing sincere desire to cultivate the strongest friendship between the United States and Hawaii. The letter hints that such friendship could lead to eventual union with the American Commonwealth.
Henri Rochefort in L'Tetransigent and in Forum argues Spain cannot hold Cuba much longer and expects the United States to be forced to aid the Cubans. He believes European powers will not oppose the United States over Spanish monarchical interests in the western hemisphere. If the Senate recognitions pass, McKinley may be driven to a diplomatic crisis with Spain.
Signor Crispi, former Italian Premier, is reported to have told King Humbert two months ago that he would defend his ties to the Bank of Naples affair. He warned that two persons would go into exile and declared he is a poor man while Humbert relies on his millions.
The Anglican Church Chronicle dedicates much space to the proposal uniting the two congregations at St Andrew's Cathedral. It argues no breach exists to heal since both groups are independent but not antagonistic. The issue mirrors a Bulletin note from two weeks earlier. The rest covers church and social news and a practical educational section.
Hanny Cannon advertises Palama Grocery opposite Pallsey depot on King Street offering travel by car from Waikiki to Palama for the Salvation Army tea and claims patrons save money by shopping there while noting delivery between Diamond Head and Moanalua tree.
Torchon and Valenciennes Inces are in demand as L. B. Kerr offers 4 choice portrait enlargements at low rates. King Bros cut prices to 0.00, 6.50, 27.50 and 810.00 for fireproof work they guarantee, inviting comparison.
Mining excitement in British Columbia rivals California’s boom as numerous prospectors flood the field. Gold fever may peak as fears of leprosy ease with white miners working near a Chinese lazaretto on Darcey Island. The government plans to remove the lazaretto if safety issues are resolved.
The public debates current and future events from annexation to European war prospects. Amid uncertainty, Buffalo and Hoffbrau emerge as favored beverages with regular shipments promised to Royal Pacific and Cosmopolitan Saloon venues and an established interchangeable check system.
Drain the liquor from the mushrooms and place in a fan bowl. Melt butter in a granite pan, add flour and blend gently not browning. Gradually stir in mushroom liquor and enough cream to a thin sauce. Add the mushrooms, season with salt, heat through, and serve on square pieces of toast.
Worn center tablecloths gain sturdy edges and serve as lunch baskets for children, while towels with worn centers become washcloths or bibs for kids. Hemstitching linen adds a dainty finish, and a dozen damask napkins hemstitched offer refined pick up work during vacations.
Instructions describe layering fragrant rose petals with coarse salt in a jar, placing it in the sun, then repeating with rose tea ver and salt, until the desired amount is built up, followed by adding amber, arrixroot, cloves, and other scented spices to blend. The mixture is then stirred well and kept tightly closed.
Sharkey will defeat Maher if he drinks the new O. PS Whis key just put on the market at the Anchor Saloon. Also Half-and-Half and Seattle Beer advertise in Fort and Merchant. Manager calls for careful service and prompt delivery. King Brown portraits cut prices to lure customers.
The article highlights economic strain on dairies and promotes the Alpha De Laval Dream Separator. It lists advantages such as 10 to 50 percent skimming savings, 5 to 10 percent churn savings, up to 50 percent butter value increase, improved cream density, purity, milk quality, and labor and resource savings for dairies on the island.
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