Untitled fragment on January to June 1895 notation
Fragmentary OCR reads Jan 1 to Jun 1895 with unclear terms Hole hae ara it spinon. No clear persons organizations or events identifiable.
25 Mar 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads Jan 1 to Jun 1895 with unclear terms Hole hae ara it spinon. No clear persons organizations or events identifiable.
The Hawaii House debated the proposed new license law and heard a judiciary committee report. Rep Richards moved to reconsider Section 3 to widen streets in Hilo, proposing Waianuenue Street be fixed at 54 feet. the motion carried. The Senate joint resolution on expenses for the Legislature was adopted, kerosene oil import bill read and referred, and the street extension bill for Honolulu read and referred to Public Lands.
A lively session reports Minister King announcing bills on newspaper sales, court records, and marshal office shortages. House and Senate readings include Registration Act passage and amendments to a street improvement bill for Hilo. A Pali road route report favors Bruner 8 per cent grade. Petitions on corrugated iron structures and various road and public works questions were debated.
The session tackles pension items for Kawainui and Kainlani, with debate over eligibility and policy. It reviews salaries for judges, district magistrates, and deputy sheriffs, approving raises in several counties while halting others. A $136,000 military item passes with broad support, and a Portuguese Society petition seeks anti Chinese and anti Japanese migration actions and tax reforms.
Waking steamers bring messages and cargo transfer from island ports. The Orient bound Astori sails with lumber to Yokohama and flour for port discharge. cargo valued at 91,170.49. The bark Discovers reported loge from Port Gamble, vessel United by John Kontfield Co. of San Francisco. Crew list includes Christiansen captain and Thorson, Peterson, Seyinnd, Sturt ward, Larnen, and Martin Peterson.
Arrivals list includes Turepat on March 26 with Bime Lehas Nye from tawall. Storm Commins Neilson arrives from Oahn porta Waoseevar dated March 2 with Bch Molwahive from Kohala. Steer Junie Makoe Peterson comes from Kacy sftite Twalant inytte from Htawall mat aul. Sime Keaabot Thompson from poste Sie Keaabot hompeon po.
In the listing two dozen competitors are named for racing heats at Kololatale on March 25. Participants include Kotir Ka Mal with Sam, Hongkong, Kolom with Hime Keauhou Thompson, Ropaa Simr J A Cummins Nelson, Oabe Btwr Kavos Calway, Waialua Mokule ia Keawenal and Puukt, and Murray.
Bimr twalant and Smythe depart for Lahaina Ka Ralbudte and Honokea at 0aim. Stinr Lehus Nye sail for Honobins Pobake msou Honomo and Hokalen at 4 pm.
Passengers arrived, mentioning returner James Maker, with notes of Spalding and RC o Spalding in partial readable text from the voyage. Other names appear fragmented, leaving uncertain roles or destinations.
Per Kaual per stme Kenal March 44 Major Connally. For the Orient per SS Asloun March 25 1 L Conrady Ie Young Hoshina Tko Zendelia Sapam. For Maui and Qawali par stmr Claudine March 4 Rudolph Spreckels and wife Miss Jolie VL Wousiss Capt Andrews Wilder Master Alexander Mr Stodart Mise Ahaoa FW Thrum Houng Heo Loo Jon.
Fragmentary notes describe cargoes from island ports with mentions of bags and goods such as sugar. The text references Iwalani and Keauhou and a Jaton Mukoc bag, with unclear details on quantities and items. Further readable context is limited.
Today the Supreme Court considers J C Chingy v Liwni over a theater operation alleged nuisance from music. Judge Cooper presides in place of disqualified Justice Frear with Circuit Court member Perry substituting. The open hearing features examinations of the theater’s conduct and its impact on neighbors.
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