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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1896
Page
1
Dealers marvel at the influx of imported stoves to Honolulu each vessel bringing from one to eighty stoves. Our introduction of the Jewel Stoves and Ranges will shrink imports within two years as rival makes burn out and rust away, giving Jewel a dominant position.
A Hawaiian American committee met at the Arlington Hotel to approve Fourth of July festivities including naval order exercises at Independence Park and a ball. Frictions arose over merging Hawaiian and American celebrations with a ballot vote passing the American program and $1700 in expenses. resignations followed from key members.
In the morning session Kahananui pleaded guilty to habitual vagrancy and received six months at hard labor. W. P. Hickey admitted two profanity charges with fines and costs. Kum Chau paid 85 and costs for selling foreign merchandise without use. Nahele a prostitute was given 60 days for failing to register and be examined. Mary A. Rose saw a malicious injury charge dismissed. Water-right dispute lingered. Yong Tai and Chu Fong Leong fined 80 each for opium possession. Seven Chinese gambling cases were nulla pros.
H Kenyes, representing the Mexican government at this port, prepares to receive officers of the Zara goss, a Mexican man of war. The vessel, of old style, resembles the Japanese training ship Kongo. Bible class at YM, G A, June 28th at 7:30 p m. Topic: The beginning of Christ's Ministry and the Temptation. All young men invited.
Hugo Fisher, a renowned painter now visiting Honolulu, hails from Kiaduo Bohemia. Born into a noble family with counts and barons, he studied in Prague and at an art institute from age fourteen. He moved to America in his twenties, built a San Francisco art class with notable pupils, and his works adorn elite homes in San Francisco and New York. Fisher travels the islands to paint Hawaii’s scenery.
Residents along Adams Lane complain of constant water flow from the hydrant at Monsarrat's corner fed by a one horse water cart. While filling barrels, water runs from sprinkler and hydrant connections creating a stream reaching Hotel Street, disrupting homes and businesses. both hydrant and sprinkler need attention.
Professor Lyons theorizes tidal waves originated locally from a volcanic eruption off Hawaii. He posits Mauna Loa lava vented under the sea, triggering the wave, arguing a Japan source would have been detected by the Gaelic and Charleston observers.
The Frop Kindergarten Association will hire a training teacher from Chicago to start work next September. The class will have at least ten students. Applications are invited for the course in Kindergarten training to Mrs. C. M. Hyde at 122 Beretania Street or by phone No 20. Those agreeing not to assist in various Kindergartens may use the instruction free of charge.
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