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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1897

Page

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Liquor cases dominate Hawaii court actions in 19th century docket

Judge Carter approves discharge of Luiza Mareallino and executors in estate matters while noting liens and foreclosures against D Toomey Grinbaum Co Ltd and Maria Makiba. A liquor licensing appeal by F E Hime upholds district court for unlicensed sale at Lahaina, tied to H Huckfeld Co and Shimbo, with Noesa steamer receipts. Judge Carter awards Piipii Invis $242.87 against McCarthy as garnishee in another proceeding.

Carter Luiza de Gloria Mareallino Antonio Mareallino Berry He, McIntyre Dane Walker John 8. Walker Tames Bicknell Asid Walker George, Bickwell D. A. Thompson J. M. Peenshelo B. Kahewahewanui D. Toomey, Grinbaum Maria Makiha Deviico Wailoka District Court F. E. Hime Defontant Lahaina H. Huckfeld & Co Shimisaki Shimbo H. Hackfeld & Co Hime Hacksett & Co Honolulu Magisteat Supreme Court Lalaiua Ben. Dole Kinney & Ballou Piipii- Invi George Houghtsiling C.J. McCarthy McCarthy Houghtailing Tien Carthy Marion, & Edings Creighton

Hawaiian Annexation Debate in Norristown Herald

The Norristown Daily Herald reports on Hawaiian annexation arguments from the Honolulu Bulletin, noting sugar industry gains and the American desire of Hawaiian residents to live under U S governance. It contrasts Harrison’s policy with Cleveland’s approach and forecasts renewed negotiations for annexation while cautioning about Cuba.

Norristown Daily Herald Honolulu Herald Audi Eparne Hawaii Harrison Cleveland Hawaiian Islands United States Cuba

Lawyer Davia Opens Campbell Block Office Tomorrow

The lawyer Davia has rented an office in the Campbell block opposite the Hawaiian News Co store and will move in tomorrow. The sale of reserved seats for the Plying Jordans entertainment opened at the Wall Nichols store this morning. The first person Kocoous off on Friday evening.

Davia Campbell Hawaiian News Co Jordans Wall Nichols

Pearl Harbor Railway Excursion Photos Feature Albatross Crew

John F. Colburn received copies from Lieut Moser of photographs from the Pearl Harbor railway excursion hosted by Colburn for the catlemen of the U3.8 Albatross. They show the host’s Peninsu residence landscape and oyster banks. Der Millar led the photography. he serves on the Deliting Sea international commission and the Albatross scientific team for the Simithauniga Institute in Washington.

John F. Colburn Moser Pearl Harbor Me. Colburn Péninsu der. Millar Deliting Sea International Albatross Simithauniga Institute Washington

Orpheum vaudeville thrills with Flying Jordan Vaudeville

Chronicle writer John Burke hails Vivian Fontan and Solmy in a lively Orpheum show. audience enjoys forty minutes of nonstop laughter with the threeheaded nondescript act and Virginia Aragon’s high wire routine top the bill.

Flying Jordan Orpheum O'Parrell Street Music Hall John Burke Solmy John Olifinn Virginia Aragon

Central Market serves superior breakfast sausage item

A local listing notes superior breakfast sausage for sale at Central Market. The brief mentions a quality emphasis and a digestible price point for shoppers browsing breakfast meat options.

Reciproc ity Treaty Sparks Senate Battle Over Hawaii Sugar

Washington dispatch outlines a heated fight over the reciprocity treaty with Hawaii. Senators from Louisiana and other cane states push to oppose its renewal, while White and Perkins defend it as essential to coast sugar markets. Opponents argue the agreement benefits the sugar trust via Spreckels and Hawaii sugar imports, with annexationists urging a protectorate stance. Officials note construction bids at the new Oahu plantation and expectations of no award until consultations with the manager.

Washington Louisiana Caffery and McEnery Hawaiian Islands Spreckels Sugar Trust New York England Bert Inas Hawaiian Sugar Corporation United States Islands California

Labor Commissioner Plans Hawaii Visit to Study White Labor Loads

California official Fitzgerald and secretary E M Green arrived at a Honolulu hotel to study labor conditions for sugar plantations. He said white agricultural labor may be utilized here, plans to interview plantation managers, and hopes to report to Governor Babb after a month of investigation locally.

Fitzgerald California E. M. Green Hawaiian Mital Yeater Pitzgerald Hawaitis Fornia Badd

Dudley and Pangborn Spark Race for Pacific Posts

March 12. Despite Chronicle reports on California federal posts, many applications keep arriving to lawmakers. Dudley leads the Hawaiian landboat bid, while supporters push for 4 G Pangborn Newark and Admiral Walker. Robert P. B. Porter, last census head, is tipped for Japan minister as speculation swirls about his chances.

Washington, Mare California Dudley G. Pangborn Newark Ned Admiral Walker Robert PB. Porter Japan

Fallen from Grace

The Advertiser notes in a recent issue that large bodies of men often obstruct executive aims, a royalistic view inconsistent with the republic form. The Hawaii Herald laments the Advertiser’s stance, urging a return to trusted governance and faith.

Hawaii Herald

The Pacific Question and Honolulu’s Status

A commentary tracing Honolulu as an effectively American town, the strategic value of Hawaii, and the tension with Britain over possession. It cites the Pall Mall Gazette and London Times on naval power, reflects on joint naval ports, and imagines Uncle Sam replying that Bermuda holds a similar claim to Hawaii.

Towton Journal Pacific Honolulu San Francisco Ireland the Gazette London Times Hola Poort Tet Moore Boota John Bull Hawaii Monroe Uncle Sam Bermuda

Enquene Beek Inquest Into Tram Car Fatality

Inquest held by Marshal Brown over the death of Lam Chea Achi who died from injuries after being run over by a tram on Leoma Street on March 29, 1897. Witnesses Notley Thompson Sherwood and Dr Waynon testified. jury verdict cites self-carelessness and nervous shock as causes. Paul Neumann represented the tramcar company.

Marshal Brown Lum Abes Achi Leoma Streatout Paul Neumann David Notley James Thompson Jayno Sherwood J. D. Waynon Lam Chea Achi Law Ahi

Opening Day Millinery by Mrs Hanns on Fort Street

Mrs Hanns the Fort Street milliner plans opening day tomorrow for spring millinery. A new lot of French pattern hats will be a specialty and a unique display of varied colors arranged artistically will feature prominently. Her aim remains to be up to date and the opening is expected to be a pleasant surprise to friends and patrons.

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