12 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text from a late 19th century item. Readable portions mention dates and figure-like strings but lack coherent narrative or identifiable names or events. Summary present tense cannot extract concrete facts or entities beyond generic temporal references.
The Senate met with absentees Wilcox and Schmidt and heard credentials for Holstein from Hawaii. A flood of reports covered electric light funding, government costs, and a proposal to switch to Hawaiian Electric power with a higher monthly bill. The Judiciary reported on Holstein and adjourned after wide debate on appraisers, liquor, and public markets.
An unclear OCR text fragment lists numerous proper nouns and phrases such as Kianyyhsi Dai Mane Tri ATL and Weklay Crater with scattered references to ministers, a governor, and a poet figure. The line appears as jumbled historical notes or oblique references without coherent narrative or verifiable events.
In Honolulu high court proceedings, Emmaline Magoon and fourteen others seek Pi Me Stoc as guardian for four Afong minors amid control disputes within the Afong family over a $200,000 trust from Chan Afong’s will. The suit requests an accounting and a receiver to manage the trust assets including Ewa Plantation stock, with claims of undue influence by Maria K Humphreys and her husband.
The discourse by Mr. Homig on Our Guardian Angel impressed Bible students with abundant scriptural quotes and evidence for celestial beings. He highlighted the role of angels in Old and New Testament affairs and their seemingly vast power over earthly events, drawing a large audience at Central Park.
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