03 Mar 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1897
Page
1
An 19th century advertisement extols Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a leading remedy for colds coughs bronchitis sore throat influenza and incipient consumption. It claims popularity approval by faculties and soothing effects on inflamed membranes mucus suppression and restful sleep. It markets the product for family emergencies and pulmonary troubles among youth.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Kellogg M.D and telephone 680 with stray terms Swed ish Movement and trained routines. No clear event or person details beyond the medical contact note.
The New York Sun recalls the February 7 1898 Hawaii treaty and the overthrow of the monarchy. It notes Cleveland's withdrawal of the treaty and Blounts mission, the failed attempt to restore a monarchy, and four years of delays before ex Queen Liliuokalani remains in Washington hoping for restoration or a pension amid a broader critique of the Cleveland administration.
The court approved accounts and discharged Rachel Jones as executrix of Amos P. Jones estate, with authority granted to A. King as receiver. A lease cancellation of the Sumner reef was ordered due to improper authority. Judge Perry heard mandamus matter on incorporation papers for Onha Sugar Co. and discharged Brave Cartwright as trustee for A J Cartwright minors, with transfer concerns to California. Further proceedings assigned to Judge Perry. Kauai judicial business listed.
The steamship Australia brought news of the death of Lieut Commander Charles E Pritchard of the British Navy in action at Sapelo West Africa during a punitive expedition that captured Benin City. He survived with HMS Alecto and had visited Honolulu in 1890 while attached to HMS Espieglo. He married a daughter of Dr James Wight of Kohala. his widow is with relatives here. He was a brother-in-law of Tom May.
New York dispatch reports Ding har signed with Japanese government for a 6000 member colony to be established on Chiapas coast. Colonists and belongings taxed exemption for years amid liberal concessions. District described as suited for ten culture and farming.
The New Chest society and Minister Cooper led about forty attendees in forming a choral society. Cooper said a circular letter was sent to potential members and he expected by next Tuesday the necessary filey members would be resent. A short rehearsal followed under Professor Yavadley before adjournment to sext Tuesday.
Q A Griscom vice president of International Steamship Company of New York and London is visiting the city. He recently made a flying trip to Honolulu returning on the steamer Alameda. He denied any truth to a report of a new line of steamers between San Diego and Honolulu and stated his Hawaii trip was for health.
W W Goodale arrived on the Kinau this morning marking a notable stop in the ship’s voyage. The arrival underscores ongoing movements and harbor activity in the region.
The latest sugar news dated to February 28 reports centrifugals advancing, with February Lith arrivals of 7000, 12000, and 2600 bags near-by, granulated price at 4.18 cents in New York and 4 cents in the South. Beet prices dropped slightly. Ship arrivals include Matiuko, Annie Dolagon, and others. vessels Martha Davis, Alburt Myer, Pelani listed with berths and schedules. A district court appeal involving Mrs Kanui Pa is noted, with decision reserved.
Lionel V. Redpath, serving a sentence for embezzlement with the Hawaiian Gazette Company, was arraigned in district court for larceny. He was brought from prison by Jailer Low, with trial postponed to Monday. He had previously robbed fellow prisoners of clothing and small items, was placed on road work, and faces possible further punishment per Prison Commissioners’ instruction.
Among returning travelers on the Kinnw were Count de Korgorlay Samuel Parker Captain How T R Kayworth C von Hamm and C Ul Fairer.
A Maui matter involves Mesurs H Hackfeld & Co wholesale liquor operations extending from Honolulu to Lahaina. Japanese workers were served by Hookfolil's Lulaiva store through orders routed to Honolulu for delivery, with freight receipts sent to Hine for collection. Authorities halted deliveries at the wharf and Hine faced legal action. Lahaina and Wailuku rulings found him guilty, with appeals to the Supreme Court argued by Kinney and Balloo. The core issue is whether the sale occurred in Lahaina or Honolulu and if procurement of Lahaina customers violated the law.
Bids opened for a new front on the Arlington block Hotel Street for the Brewer estate. Enterprise Mill Company led at a high level but Lucas Bros won the contract with a bid about half the next highest and a quarter of the top bid. The project requires labor lumber and material except iron and plate glass to create four modern stores with plate glass fronts and recess doors.
The Board of Health opened tenders for erecting a public hospital at Hilo and handed them to the Interior Department. Names include John Cook, Isaac Erickson, Albert Tragk, Herbert Kendall, B. Bawhow, Som Kyoshiki. Date noted as 24.1.4.
Report on the Kilohana Art League benefit performance at the WH Mowettt in Winnailes. Nineteen in attendance plus two arrivals raised the count to twenty one, with 179 chairs stocked and a few missing, as W. W. Hall attended alone from the league. Kawathan Club provided music, and plans to adjust performances were discussed amid modest crowds.
Large grounds with fruit and ornamental trees, a full set of kitchen stove may remain. Apply to A. V. Gear at 210 King Street. Freveb dinner and dance at the Haweiinu hotel this evening.
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