16 Mar 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1897
Page
1
Testimony cites years of indigestion loss of strength and appetite and constipation. After trying other treatments a friend advised Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The narrator began the tonic, felt discouraged yet finished a course and reports being completely cured by a few bottles.
A historical commentary argues that with Republicans returning to power in the United States the Hawaii annexation issue may resurface. It notes prior attempts in 1893, debates over constitutional risk, and the balance of powers among England Japan and America. The piece cites Musick and Arena discussions, evaluates Asian populations, and weighs Hawaii’s economic wealth including plantations and shipping, before considering Britain’s potential stance and the possibility of maintaining Hawaii’s independence.
Captain Matson of the Annie Johnson sails to Hilo aboard the British vessel Genesta. Upon arrival he will command and pilot the ship into port, supervise sugar loading, and then proceed to Honolulu or San Francisco. The Genesta will carry a sugar cargo to New York, entering that port as the largest vessel yet.
A man praises the Anchor Saloon describing it as a place for a cool refreshing drink served by gentlemanly attendants. He notes lively conversation and good company, with Seattle beer on tap and a reputation for fine whiskey and liquors in town.
Two heavy blasts shook the Port Street area at 1 o'clock this morning during foundation work for the Campbell block. Debris injured a horse hit by a wagon brake and caused scattered damage across Fort Street as onlookers watched the incident unfold.
Immigrants aboard the Peru sod are quarantined for several days. Five Chinese, six Japanese, one woman are sent to Onumen plantation by the Kinana today. Twenty two more Chinese sail to Hooma on the Lelna this evening and thirteen for the Hawaiian Agricultural Company will depart on the Munua Loa.
Washington March 3 Ambassador Kayard cabled Secretary Olney announcing the selection of British Chief Justice Hannon as arbitrator in the Check case between the United States and Siam, a major step in the dispute.
King Bros report receipt of a fresh stock including tiksne paper window poles ash rods wriista materials and picture frames for immediate sale and use in upcoming projects.
A chaotic crowd ordeal slowed entry for Prof Bristol's equine exhibition in Honolulu. Denver the male horse, Alphonso, Tony the pony and others performed feats from arithmetic by Tan military drill, drawing praise for skill and humor. Evening shows continue with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
Citizens face anxiety over Hawaii's fate as annexation prospects drift and old order supporters cling to monarchy. The piece notes Buffalo Boer remains popular for fortitude amid uncertainty and will be served at Royal, Pacifie, and Cosmopolitan Salons.
A large crowd at a horse show last night caused chaos as doors at the main entrance were torn down. Police struggled to hold back the mob, lifting dozens for safety and handcuffing a violent rusher while the iron gates partially failed.
The Torrens land transfer and registration bill for California passed both houses and moved to the governor. A strong lobby led by Thomas F. Barry and former San Francisco Mayor Ellert, with abstract and records firms backing it, faced opposition until Senator Bulla demonstrated the objections had merit.
The Supreme Court sustains a ruling that a contract for personal services ends with the employer’s death and that provisions for future earnings apply only to changes during the employer’s lifetime. The case, Weedon v Waterhouse executrix, involved $5114.05 and a salary agreement. Argument on Japanese habeas corpus cases continues. decision expected tomorrow on Court jurisdiction to review the Collector General’s alien entry denial.
A corner lot at Chaplain Lane and Fort Street, 80 feet along the lane and 50 feet on Fort Street, will host a two story brick business block with a basement. The lower floor to hold two stores, upper floor offices for professionals, each with basement access and modern improvements. The building will use brick and cement finish.
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