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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1897
Page
1
An 19th century advertisement extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a thorough blood cleanser. It claims effectiveness against scrofula boils ulcers sores and disorders from vitiated blood while aiding digestion liver function nerves and general vitality. It asserts broad physician approval and positions the remedy as a superior universal tonic.
Classified notice offers 200 dollars and 75 by 150 feet lot on No 71 Young Street with parlor three bedrooms kitchen and a lot on Wilder Avenue 100 by 300 feet fenced. both to let.
The readable fragment notes an education office location at 905 Fort Street in Breckels Block Room 5. It provides no additional events, dates, or affiliations.
A Washington special outlines a May 24 discussion on reviving the Dingley tariff reciprocity with Hawaii. Senators Perkins Aldrich and Lodge weigh a half cent differential and sliding scale to aid Hawaii while California hopes to build sugar self sufficiency in five years. Westerners demand higher wool duties and debate over hides on the free list raises party tensions.
Dr. Sheldon Jackson, moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, described what he called pagan practices in Alaska during a discourse. He cited infanticide witchcraft polygamy and child killings as surviving customs among several native groups with reports of burnt or buried alive on witch suspicions.
The regular monthly moonlight concert at Makes Island features the Government band this evening. Program includes Mareh The Navy Overture and Serenade, March The Navy and pieces by Prokofieff, Romeniscences, and The Tide is March. Guest Charis Krouter performs Rose of Walte and other selections.
Remington wheels grow in popularity after proving solid in material and finish. Three wheels will be in the June 11 races. Riders aiming to win include John Bilya Manoa wonder Chas Murray and T. V. King. Pacific Cycle Manufacturing Co Love Building acts as agent for the wheel.
The aged Queen Victoria, visiting Sheffield for the first time in her long reign, witnessed industrial sights at Charles Campbell Co. and was greeted by 60,000 children at Norfolk Park. Municipal authorities spent 50,000 to transform the smoky city into a festival of floral decorations as 500,000 to 600,000 citizens cheered the royal progression.
Moritz to the Barth Alphone Joonten, Vicar Apostolic and Bishop of the Dutch West Indies, the first clergyman of Episcopal rank to die from leprosy contracted while administering instruction and solace to leprous adults and children at Curaçao.
The San Praverson Chronicle reports W. E. Hastings gains a substantial legacy after aiding Carrie Harel then Misa Barely, who later married in Australia. A London solicitor confirms Hastings as beneficiary under Mrs. Hall's estate, with funds wired for him to claim real and personal property valued at about $73,000.
The Hawaiian National Band led by Kama kula will perform at the Hawaiian Hotel at 7:30 tomorrow evening to raise funds to pay off a debt on the band’s instruments. A subscription list is in circulation and concerts boxes will accept contributions. Kama kula will also perform a concert solo during the program.
Mrs. Carey Higley Dimond a Honolulu divorcee failed to attend Justice Cook's hearing on an order of examination due to nervous prostration and a physician's certificate. The case was continued to tomorrow as Bauer pursues a $250 note judgment, with only a bicycle found to satisfy the claim and questions remaining about diamonds and other costly trinkets.
If you contemplate ordering a portrait enlargement we invite your attention to the superior work we offer and would awk a comparition of prices and work manship before placing your order. King Brow, Hotel Street.
A detailed description of an electric miniature baseball setup on a theater stage. A green platform represents the field with base plates and fences, a central score board shows city game scores by innings, and 147 wires power 32 base runner signals. The system tracks every play, with lights for balls, strikes, outs, fumbles, wild throws, and fly balls.
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