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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1896
Page
1
The writer notes the appliance boom in Honolulu with the Jewel Stoves and Ranges poised to reduce imported stoves. With every ship bringing many stoves and little old stock, the Jewel line is expected to dominate as rival makes burn out within two years.
Judge Frear grants a new trial on the appeal of the receiver and garnishee in the James J. Burne vs John Allen et al. dispute over Waiane extension work for the Oahu Railway. The court favors sustaining the creditor’s prior attachment if domestic, but orders inquiry as facts remain unclear. Several related probate and estate matters are noted, including real estate sale, guardian accounts, and administration orders across Honolulu courts.
A Honolulu dispatch reports a suspected opium haul hidden in two sacks carried by Manuel Perry and tied to a hack, with Ninety tins found and authorities tracing the cargo to a possible Australia voyage. Separately Dr. Kellogg leases quarters for a planned sanitarium and discusses cooperation with local physicians. Also covered are a Japanese wrestling show, and a street accident injuring Robert Lishman, who broke an arm and survived the crash with his horse and cart.
A letter from Mr. Sheban the former foreman of the Gazette Company reports rapid health improvement since returning to California, noting he has already gained 14 pounds in weight.
A German phrase notes a healthy cluster of ferns on the middle landing of the back steps of the Executive building. The ferns thrive in a soil of sand and dirt blown in by wind and feet, cleaned only by the janitor’s broom. People marvel at plants germinating on lava but this iron stairway display is even more remarkable.
A large black dog attacked a Chinese pedestrian near Allen and Robinson's on Queen Street. The dog bit the man in the leg and then clamped the celestial by the chin near mid street, causing severe lacerations to the face and throat. Authorities plan to shoot the dog.
Hugo Fisher adds a magnificent Hawaiian scene to his painting collection now on exhibition at the Pacific Hardware Co rooms. The water color view shows Manoa Valley from Hopkins road to Waikiki with tropical foreground and misted hills, preserved charm and bright coloring on canvas.
A large crowd gathered at the wharf to see the Kinen off this morning. Businesspeople delivered letters and travelers hurried aboard to bid farewell before a summer vacation trip to the big isha. H. L. Achilles and family, A. Deaky, and Judge Carter were among the passengers.
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