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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1897
Page
4
Sealed proclamations publish the list of delinquent taxpayers for the week. The notice directs interested parties to apply to the assessor for further information and access. Jonathan Shaw, assessor, notes no contact at town hall.
A quarantine order blocks vessels and passengers from an infected port from leaving Yoleleton. The board acts under authority of Charles Wilcox, secretary, to enforce the eighteen day waiting period and related procedures.
Tenders invited by the Board of Health for beef cattle supply at Micrel city for September end. Bids must specify price per pound and per head for cattle and tallow. response due by Wednesday noon.
The Evening Bulletin discusses Japanese immigration policy, urging calm and adherence to treaties with Japan and labor conventions. It cautions Hawaiian papers against prejudging Government actions, noting tension between Hawaiian officials and Japanese concerns.
A historical report discusses how Japan’s family inheritance rules affect money loans for emigration to Hawaii. It notes possible fraud in passenger testimonies and explains the legal status of Japanese currency and property descent. The piece questions government scrutiny but asserts officials will act carefully with any immigration decisions based on broader grounds.
The article outlines sectarian tensions in Crete with Turkish soldiers and officials concentrated in garrisons. Rioting and massacres during Ramzan at Canea are blamed on Mahommedans aided by Turkish troops, while Christian reprisals are framed as responses to prior Ottoman actions. Greece positions itself as protector as promises of reform fail.
Hawaii students prepare a first auuber issue titled Hawaii's Young People, with careful planning and community involvement shaping the publication.
Osamer Ab bott, principal of Labainaluun eeboul, edits Hawaii's Young People a school produced paper with 16 pages of reading matter. C. E. Rowe crane bie is associate. Printed by pupils illustrated by Mr Rosvorans. First issue shows printing flaws and inconsistent style including missing the before United States.
Mr Goodel a Michigan legislator visited Chicago and found a costly bill of fare with eighty cents for a mixed dish and only potatoes in five preparations. He returned home and introduced a bill to require printed menus in English in public dining rooms, lamenting that English speakers cannot obtain meals in their own country in their own hotels.
The Maine candidate Mr Sewall the younger enjoys favorable local name value in Honolulu but faces slim odds against securing a preferred post over established Republicans. Critics argue his ties to the Democratic vice presidential nominee and his age burden his political credibility and autonomy.
The Alabama official Mr Chambers is praised for capacity and urbanity, cited as a strong Chief Justice candidate for Samoa. Observers note his diligence as Land Commissioner and his businesslike, affable conduct, contrasting with Mr Ide of New Hampshire who failed to satisfy in the role.
Following is the program to be rendered by the Government band at the German celebration honoring Emperor William's centennial at the Hawaiian hotel this evening. The lineup includes Gurman Bipiyscc, Crvet Heres, Flutow Funtarlies, and other pieces and performers listed in the event order.
The Criterion Saloon on the Mionera received a large consignment of the celebrated buck beer brewed by the Seattle Brewing and Malting Co. It marks the first buck to appear and hints at better days ahead for local brewers and patrons.
Timely Topics notes recent imports aimed at Honolulu households including a Cigar Rest and Ash Tray that attaches to a table and suits sociable whist games. It also promotes Lemonade Shakers in various sizes and Gem Ice Shavers to aid cold drink mixing along with dog collars and license tags in multiple styles.
Readable lines suggest a group named hive inaugurated a series of events but text is garbled. No clear date place or participants. Further contextual restoration needed to identify the organization and exact nature of the series.
The article explains a watch club scheme where members can obtain a Fine Solid Gold Watch of recognized value by paying a weekly sum. It outlines the procedure for joining and the ongoing repayment, highlighting the club’s appeal to readers familiar with the method.
A Honolulu store advertises a stock take sale with shirt waists at 1.00 and 1.75, plus ladies and mens hose at half price, Cricketers flannel, outing fabrics, and summer dress goods. Heavily promotes Dimities Organdies Muslins and ventilated Dor sets by brands P DD RR G as customer profits rise in a week of profit sharing.
The Prelmes & Edwards Silver Company presents plated spoons and forks indistinguishable from solid silver by weight, with reinforced bowls and handles. A certificate guarantees wear for twenty five years in homes and ten to fifteen years in hotels, plus a half-payment option if wear appears within five years. The ad touts a large Honolulu stock, notes use of grained celluloid handles as ivory substitutes, and lists prices for bone and cellulose handles, carvers, and plated knives.
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