Evening Bulletin Attacks and Defends Local Figures
In a March 2, 1896 issue editor Daniel Logan denounces The Star for vilifying Cameron and Wirth and their circus business. The piece accuses Star staff of defamatory roasts and claims Cameron and Wirth spend vastly more per day in Honolulu than The Star does in a week, suggesting libelous motives and sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Cameron
Wirth
Wird
Bullertn
Honolulu
Cameron and
Honolula
U.S
Slis
Wolves on the Star feud over advertising rates
The Circus proprietor and manager complain of refused special advertising rates and alleged bias by the Star. Readers learn the Star dropped them after a clash over puff promotions, while a season crowd enjoyed a first class performance amid receipts and the Wirth combination disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirth
Diasons Olate Cameron
Price
Grand Army Benefit dispute over alleged misdealings
The Star questions a Grand Army Post benefit event, alleging a robbery by Wirth and Cameron. Mr Wright says the act received 200 dollars, the pre set price, and Wirth did not seek more. He adds Cameron and Wirth did not handle ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Messrs
Wirth
Cameron
Wright
Regatta Time Moved to May Second Saturday Pearl Harbor Course
The Hawaiian Rowing Association shifts its annual regatta from September to May to favor cooler weather. The event, set for the second Saturday in May, features two tour-oared practice shells for seniors and juniors, a six-oared sliding seat, a six-oared stationary seat barge race, and a single sculling match over the Pearl Harbor course. Healanis, Myrtles, and Lei Danis crews are listed among entrants with Healani practice ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Rowing Association
Pearl Harbor
Clarunce Macfarlane
Healanis
W. CO
Parke
The
Myrtles
Law
Leidanis
Healani Club
Balloon ascent and parachute leap directed by Prof Price
The Saturday balloon ascent and parachute leap were led by famed bal loonist Prof Price. His White Wings balloon formed a striking image as Mr Burns, rising above 4000 feet, appeared like a mosquito. Wirth and Cameron thank police and officials for fair treatment during the circus company’s Bonalale stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Price
Burns
Messrs
Wirth
Cameron
Police Department
Bonalale
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Eagle House
Pine Band
MLS
Auvetion
Jeweler’s
W. 8. Luce
Luce
Dan FP
Morgan
Coffey
Tam
Publie Anetien
Kola
Olslomoana
Hawaii
Hookena
Kona
Aultanle
Aleal
Howe
Gordon's Papers
Ealon
Sita
J. F. Morgan
Anethoney
Cheuyt
Fort
Verotania
Kay
W. S. Luce
Auetioncer
Grocer
Just
Comptometer Panronys
Rodrigues, Onl
Hacksel
B. F. Ehlers & Co
Tee
A. V. Gear
King Street
Caporal
Thomas Lindsay
H. Hackfeld & CO
Alen
Erinsdort Dye
Abbey
Frank B. Feene & CO
J.j.williams
Fort Street
Wi Penn
California Co
Lephone
Horvest
Hotel Street
Arlington Annex
C. Lehmann
Bethel St
King
Ante Latin
R. C. A. Peterson
Custom House
H. E. Walker
Ming Block
Merchant Street
Postoffice
J Alfred Magoon
Merchant St
Jennie J. Hildebrand
Fort and
Perotania
Ofica Ee Mit
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