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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1897
Page
5
Senator Baldwin leaves for home as Colonel Eding returns to Kauaivata. The Kinau brings a heavy passenger list with Father Mathias and Mev L Byrde among arrivals. UK ships Bos ton and other vessels sail to Hongkong and Wayland respectively. Local society, sports, courts, and cultural notices fill the day.
The case cites credulity as the cause for the lie-tea issue while Schilling's Best and UR soula and Vives issue money-back promises. The report outlines the dispute over refunds and consumer trust.
Apenta water bottled at Hangadt Byring gains headway in popular perception. Industry professionals in Fogland favor it above rival mineral waters, rating it highly among leading hospitals and U S consumers alike.
A fragment indicates an upcoming action at the office of Misara Twin & Co Ltd on a Friday in 1897. The text mentions stockholders, a secretary, and an unspecified order or instruction related to corporate matters. The readable parts are sparse and lack clear names or places beyond the company.
The Lancet and British Medical Journal alongside Edinburgh Journal, Medical Presse and Circulme endorse a remedy with strong language for sufferers of constipation, bilious discomfort, fatty liver and cases needing urgent intervention.
William Blair an older resident of the city shot himself in the head with a shotgun last night at 11 o clock, severing his left arm in five places. His body was taken to the station house and later buried at Makiki Cemetery after Deputy Marshal Hitchcock ruled no inquest was needed. Blair had lived in the islands for about 30 years, born in Virginia, and had been in reduced circumstances.
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