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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1896
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes the House of Representatives must carefully examine the Appropriation bill for salaries and payrolls. It cautions against needless office creation and urges intelligent expense cuts without harming public services. It argues a surplus should reduce public debt, not fund excess spending.
Congress overrode President Cleveland’s veto as the House passed the Arizona Territory land leasing bill by a large majority. Democrats supported sustaining the veto, while opposition from influential Arizona citizens and cattle interests was noted. The measure would grant the governor authority to lease public lands for educational purposes with safeguards debated.
Italian researchers developed early artificial flowers and first used them to decorate altars and sacred shrines, marking a niche in decorative religious craft.
The Reciprocity Sugar Co with attorney W. H. Castle sues Hans Plantation Co to stop water rights infringement. Parties agree to extend defendant’s answer time to 24 hours after a Supreme Court decision. The case ties into broader appeals about schooner Henrietta and related confiscation and smugling actions.
Two sailors from the Iroquois, under arrest, hid in the vault by the prison yard with plans to scale the wall after dark. Sailor Evans noticed their absence and quickly traced them, thwarting the escape.
Timely Topics notes a church disruption involving a cat skunk incident, then promotes the Alaska Refrigerator with details on its wooden inner frame, zinc lining, tulip poplar trim, charcoal insulation, strong locks, brass finishes, and claims of best overall preservation, ice efficiency, and value.
A legislative notice explains terms of a public loan and bond discounts, setting a cap at two and a half cents per bond. The piece also summarizes a local talk by Robert Anderson on Gilbert Islands mission work, citing challenges from hostile influences and church demolitions, plus a plug for piano and concert events.
A local watch shop touts its expanding department size and precision work to handle increasing volume. It claims rapid, expert repairs once sent to factories, offering complex, high quality timepiece service and inviting customers to bring watches for care.
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