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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1897

Page

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Regulation battle over buttering and oleomargarine sales

A proposed Hawaii and mainland bill would ban sale of oleomargarine butterine and related compounds except under strict regulations. The piece notes large Honolulu consumption, price distortions, and a push by Senator McCandless to require clear restaurant signage and standardize labeling to protect dairymen and consumers.

United States Dutcheas New York New Jersey Ohio Union Honolulu California Steamship Company Washington McCandless Hawaii

Japanese Meeting of Yokohama Young Men's Association

East night the second augurel meeting of Mo Jnpensee Young Men's Association at Love's auction room drew about 50 to 60 attendees. Mr Watanabe chaired, Ueta elected president and R Takota vice president. Ueta spoke on Japanese foreign commerce in relation to young men. Susumago, a photographer, was a prominent speaker.

Mo Jnpensee Young Men's Association Love's Auction Watanabe Ueta Anl Yokohama Specie R. Takota Ogura & Co Japanese Young Men's Association Susumago

Visten and Cooper Visit U S S Marion This Morning

H Visten and Minister Cooper in the Foreign Office barge paid an official call on the Captain of the U S S Marion this morning after TLo eluck. Consul-General Mills also visited the Marion and received the usual salute. President Dole will likely return the call made on him by Captain Greene this afternoon.

Cooper Foreign Office U. S Marion Tlo’eluck Mills Dole Greene

Sal vation Army ten i Resson live and let live at Waikiki

Two reasons drive travelers from Waikiki to Palawan Grovery and back. It notes the Salvation Army feature and a “live and let live” establishment. A services ad mentions delivering goods between Diamond Head and Mosnalua free with contact at Tel. 765.

Waikiki Palawan Grovery Salvation Army Diamond Head Mosnalua Hanny Cannon King Treat Bat

Lord Roberts' Son Hurt In Sports Mishaps

The son of Lord Roberts, a British Army lieutenant, suffered a leg break while playing football at Chitral. He previously fractured a collar bone during horned exercise in Dublin and later lost an eye while playing polo.

Lord Roberts Chitral Dublin

Immigration Clash Delays Arrival of Sakura Mara at Seattle

Immigrants from Sakura Mara face screening by Collector General Castle. Of 316 aboard, 153 granted entry, 163 rejected. Rejected group to be kept at custodial station in Seattle until repatriation by Sakura Mara on return or by another Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamer. Rio Janeiro brings 301 Chinese laborers ashore without incident. Rowdy Ewa ball scene described with Irish flavor as visitors from Honolulu join locals.

Tim Castle Seattle Marshal Brown Sakura Macu Souttle Nippon Yusen Kaidha Company Strosing Yokohama Hoe Hinefry Rio Janeiro

Birthday Party for William Thompson at His Lodgings

William Thompson of Hyman Bros hosted a birthday gathering at his lodgings last evening. Guests included von Damm, Fred L. Waldron, A. W. Meyer, Sam Woods, P. Phillips, Ernest and Donald Ross, Digby Slogger, D. Shanks, Prod Angus and E. P. Taylor. Music and games preceded a cold collation and a joyful sendoff.

William Thompson Hyman Bros von Damm Fred L. Waldron A. W. Meyer Sam Woods P. Phillips Ernest Donald Ross Digby Slogger D. Shanks

Japanese Immigrant Landing and Hawaii Law Questions

A letter from a Japanese resident in Honolulu on March 29 1897 questions Hawaii's immigrant cash requirement for landing. The writer argues the fund amount the law seeks should be judged by use not source and urges fair treatment with due process before deportation. The piece reflects tensions over Japanese immigration policy in Hawaii.

Custome Entis Sam Honolulu

Irishman Hired After Rope End Ruse on Weasel

An unemployed Irishman boarded a harbor bound weasel and bartered for work with a rope task. He proves the rope has three ends by presenting one end, then two ends, and finally casting both ends overboard to reveal a third end, earning him employment.

Court actions and stock liquidation dispute in Seattle bank case

In Seattle the estate of the late H A Carter seeks leave to collect 853, but a growing group of stockholders led by Geo RK Carter oppose liquidation, arguing liquidation would harm creditors and the stock is worth near fifty percent of par. The case could affect the value of 18500 stock in Seattle National Bank and the broader liquidation plan. The Supreme Court adjourned to Thursday. Judge Perry Lay appointed a temporary administrator for Kon Leong to manage perishables and assets with a bond. Other notes mention a default motion in Shimizu v Haman and a real estate ejectment judgment in Nabakanlut v Tone Kanono.

Jaceply O. Carter Geo Ry Carter H. A. 2. Carter Seattle Washington Geo. RK. Carter Lo Aesussiuieus PL. Weaver Jr Ape Paris Kraoce Law Department University of California San Francisco J. B. Castle W. N. Armstrong B. Shimizu Kinney & Bole Loy Supreme Court Jaigs Carter Nabakanlutva Tone Kanono

Police Court Notes on Larceny Assault Truancy and more

In police court this morning G Kahulo hili's larceny case was set for trial April 2 and Keoki's assault case for tomorrow. Kiloyami pleaded guilty to larceny of cent with sentence suspended. W Honoa and Kalele pleaded guilty to truancy with sentences suspended. Ab Yuu and Kautane, two boys, pleaded guilty with suspended sentences on good behavior. Willie Solomon was jailed three months for stealing 290 from Quan Yeo. This afternoon twenty three Chinamen accused of gambling appeared with friends and bondmen totaling about two hundred. Superior breakfast carnaged specialty at the Contrat Mim King op 104.

G. Kahulohili Keoki Kiloyami Cent W. Honoa Kalele Ab Yuu Kautane Willie Solomon Quan Yeo Bondamen

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