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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1896
Page
1
Names A. V. Gear, A. C. Steele, V. Fernandez, C. H. White, F. Wilburton, H. P. King, J. B. Daniels and myself are the only men authorized to collect Names and Information for the above work.
B L Finney advertises advertising space and books through Daniels and Finney. The notice emphasizes contact for ad placements and book listings.
A Woodward and Brown piano in excellent tone and fine condition offered for sale. Contact Huson office at 105 Beiueres for details and viewing.
A Pacific Hardware Company exhibition showcases Hugo Fisher paintings, mostly watercolors with some oils, including grand landscapes like Yona mite Valley and Merced River scenes, praised for detail, motion, and masterful technique amid a variety of American and Bohemian subjects.
Advices from Crete indicate ongoing disturbances across the island as Turkish troops burn villages. An official report notes that a Wand of Kurds has attacked the area and heightened unrest.
Professor EB Cope of the University of Pennsylvania warns Governor Bushnell that electric execution is a foolhardy barbarism with uncertain, poorly understood effects. The feature notes Kline of Amsterdam Daily Democrat returning from a health tour to the Hawaiian Islands and his reception by rival editor Loadwick of the Morning Sentinel.
In Boston on June 8 the St Louis club defeated Boston with a 5 to 0 whitewash. Breitenstein pitched a superb game allowing only three hits, one to the outfield. Only one Boston man reached third base and two reached second. Attendance 1500. St Louis had 11 hits and one error, while Boston had 3 hits and 1 error. Batteries Sullivan Tenny and Geneis Breitenstein and McFarland.
A street chat in which a prominent business man praises horseless carriages as the greatest invention. Chester Doyle claims something beats them, naming Cowliss' milk served in cans at the Hawaiian hotel.
Justice Stephen J. Field of the United States Supreme Court visits San Francisco. On the bench for thirty three years since 1863, he aims to outpace any judge in the court's history, surpassing Justice Marshall.
The Board of Health met with President Dr Emerson and members including Dr Day and Mr Keliipio. They approved disinfecting merchandise from China, reported outbreaks in Hong Kong and Southern China, and noted relapsing fever in Japan. A Japanese drugstore license was refused after review.
At the Hawaiian Society Sons of the American Revolution annual meeting a special committee's report was adopted offering four prizes of 25, 20, 15 and 10 for written and declaimed orations by Honolulu school pupils on The Objects and Results of the American Revolution. The contest will be held in June 1897, with delivery not to exceed ten minutes. Winners may be asked to present on July 4, 1897. Committee members appointed to aid the Fourth of July committee include W. Jones, W. F. Allen, G. W. King, Dr. Pratt and W. C. Parke. Officers elected for the ensuing year: P. Jones president, A. I. Judd vice president, John Effinger secretary, William J. Forbes treasurer, Prof. W. D. Alexander registrar, Rev. Douglas P. Birnie, J. W. Jones, and W. P. B. Allen, board of managers.
Sterling the painter is prepared to quote roof painting prices using coal tar cement composition. The advertisement lists Ho nolulu city carriage co and manager names, with a contact number 113 for hiring a hack or horse and carriage driver, available at all hours.
B F Dillingham led an excursion on the Waianae division toward Waikane to survey a sanitarium site at about 2300 feet. Participants include Mra von Holt, Bella Carter, Frank Began, Ripley, Achilles, W R Barrington, Ed Towse, Geo Manson, Yates, and Dr Kellogg. A Kansas sanitarium owner party contemplates a Hawaii opening. Achilles eyed a coffee plantation site. No rain at Waianae. rainfall noted at Dr McGraw's. Return planned via Ewa at 5 p m.
The Hawaiian Circus hosts a grand complimentary benefit Saturday evening for Wilfred Barns the strong man recovering from long illness. Dan the Hawaiian trick pony will be introduced Leo Leonardo headless trapeze artist and other favorites perform new and old feats. No vaudeville annex but clowns offer novel tricks jokes and songs as the company aims to deliver the best arena entertainment yet.
Under the H A A C, a Saturday program begins 2 45 p m at Kapiolani Park featuring races: One mile novice One mile championship One half mile for Hawaiians only handicap One half mile open to all handicap One mile greenhorn One mile 2 45 class One mile tandem Two mile open to all handicap.
The Supreme Court heard Homon versus Kamakaia and Bowler versus Alo in admiralty, Cartwrights across multiple matters, and a trustee-related suit involving A J Cartweight, all before Judge Carter. Honolulu’s climate prompts thirst with Pabst Milwaukee beer advertised as a healthful stimulant at Cosmopolitan, Vaoifle, and the Royal.
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