02 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1898
Page
1
Kilohana Art League met last evening but failed to reach a quorum. Business to be continued at a special meeting tomorrow afternoon. The main item was the proposed new constitution reflecting the league’s growth to about 160 members. Mrs Wolbridge turned over $100 from net drama proceeds. A building fund subscription list will be started among members.
The article details multiple legal matters in the Republic of Hawaii including an indictment for burglary in the first degree against Ab Lay, a petition before Judge Perry over authority to dispose of lands connected to Burnice Poashi Bishop’s will, and various court actions such as appeals and partition suits. It notes a lettered clash between the M C A and Hawaii Baseball Association over grounds use for games and reports on other court decisions and hearings scheduled around March 20 and May terms.
Fragmentary ad text promises money back if customers are not satisfied with Sehidding's baking powder. Reads like marketing tease for creasy tart and soda flavor hints.
Bob Gardiner and the launch Mobea reached a peace at a meeting of stakeholders after weeks of tension over fishing routes and market control. With fish scarcity driving prices, the agreement postpones further action for a month while quiet operations continue and mullet supplies remain tight.
The junior class of the M C A gymnasium will stage an exciting bare and bound chase at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. The five mile course will wind from the building into nearby highways and byways and return to the start.
Ginger Mayne plans to depart by the Moana tomorrow if a berth can be secured. The Gaelic remains overdue and the Mariposa from San Francisco is expected, with people awaiting its arrival all day. King Bros. offer orders for special trains or dinner cards and artwork in water colors or oils at Hotel Street.
The House met at 10 o'clock with thirteen members present. Minutes from yesterday were approved. A Hawaiian resolution honoring Hon. W. Y. Horner, a Senate member, was read and translated. The House adjourned at 10:15 after the resolution passed and the morning business concluded.
Matthews the purser returned by the Mauna Loa last Friday from Kono where he sought health benefits. He is now in a very bad way and too weak to walk without assistance.
Rev Mr Birnie leads service at Central Union Church this evening with preparations for the approaching communion after the regular worship. Applications for membership will be voted on.
The Mawalian Band attracted a sizable crowd at Thomas Square last night with many strangers in attendance. They will perform at Mokee Island tonight where Miss Kusoho is slated to sing English melodies.
The Marek Friend details Marek ian interest beyond ordinary. Hon. Walter Prear shares impressions from a present Honolulu visit after seventeen years. The periodical notes opium license, liquor traffic extension, and favors annexation. Chaplain Pearson opens Senate prayers as Horner’s death is alluded to.
A two MUN casual poll shows 6 votes for and 2 against with the President doubtful. It needs 8 aye votes to pass. Senator Horer favored the bill and, if alive, would have kept the vow. President Wilder would likely have supported the bill. Second reading could shift the status after ongoing debate.
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