14 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1896
Page
1
An opportunity to purchase a property described as a redt Hine Mhoonledi Shriy. The notice mentions a sale by DAVIT and a date related to May, with a focus on Aunt Mae and a local address at Hagplislent Park Lyi. The fragmented text notes five evidence items and a decision to drive the sale forward.
The Hawaii senate met with President Wilder in session. An oath error for Senator Holstein was corrected after Chief Justice's intervention. Bills on debt consolidation and public loans were introduced by Minister Damon, with other fiscal measures discussed. Senate adjourned until Monday after routine reports and debates on taxation and records preservation.
House records reveal questions in the 1800s about Asian immigration, including numbers of Chinese laborers admitted, distribution across plantations, and totals in regions such as Hawaii and Kauai. The interior minister’s reply lists counts by location and date with a focus on labor forces and policy.
The Senate adjourned after a brief 45 minute session with Rep Robertson proposing a bill to allow importation for manufacturing uses and Smnlith inviting officials to view the water works pumping plant. Burns and Price spoke to the press about an upcoming tent show in Honolulu, promising new acts, trained horses, and possible imports from America to strengthen the act.
Walter Hoywellen informs his father of a heavy Sunday rain totaling 244 inches, with 18 minutes of 50 of an inch and 26 minutes of 2 inches, flooding the ravine and pond. He reports general rain, city carriages functioning, and city managers ensuring home and care for residents amid the downpour.
Defendant Mr Humphreys files a 19 page answer denying attempts to influence Julian Afong. He recounts arrival in Honolulu, employment with Magoon, and disclosure of past life to Magoon and Julian Afong. He states he told Marie Humphreys and Julian Afong the details, asserts his Mississippi lineage, and rejects claims of dubious character amid years of prior misfortune.
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