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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1897
Page
4
By authority holders of water privileges or those paying water rates are notified that the house for terminating water service is from four in the afternoon. Andrew Brown, water works, Apres dea. Rana, Minister of Laterton, Honolulu Fl. Te Avett 8 Esit, ATyatt.
A San Francisco benevolent and fraternal organizations dispute funds amid conflicting aims with proposals for a joint elite body or a loose alliance. In Honolulu a Choral Society concert is planned next Tuesday evening with modest admission to cover expenses, reflecting hopes for enhanced musical culture in a city famous for its climate.
State or municipal law making wearing birds on bats prima facie evidence of cruelty to animals would quickly curb the barbarous custom. Ridicule and reason urged by the Chicago Record elsewhere quoted would be slower to effect change.
A historical note laments the United States facing public robbery and calls for action against parties tolerating such acts as armor plate dwindles, urging citizen response at the polls.
With two American warships and one Japanese vessel in port, the Memorial Day procession this year is expected to be highly impressive. The event will feature a combined show of naval power and ceremonial formations, underscoring a moment of international display and local tribute.
At the clan the Pacific club hosted a smoking recital last night with United States naval officers among the guests. Mr Lincoln performed mimetic and musical feats to constant laughter. T M Starkey played piano during intermission and a final song. Gov E Boardman, executive director, coordinated the arrangements for a delightful collation after.
A Chin co Record discussion argues against bird adornment on hats, labeling it unethical and tasteless. The piece contests millinery cruelty and esthetic incongruity, urging a reevaluation of fashion past war era crucibles. It marks a broader social crusade and hints at evolving public opinion.
An applicant, claiming to be Louisa Gage, says she is widowed with four children and seeks any job. She explains her husband died after cancer surgery in Honolulu, and stresses willingness to work as hard as a man to obtain employment at AP ALCO portog on fo gy Polly boulevard.
The Government of San Domingo seeks a reciprocity treaty with Secretary Sherman. Most sugar plantations are American owned with six to eight million dollars invested. Virtually all sugar is exported to the United States but subject to a heavy export tax. San Domingo relies on U S machinery and manufactured goods. They propose tariff and export tax adjustments if the tariff on locally grown articles is modified.
The steamer Empress of China arrived at Vietoria with many passengers. Reported there are fears of smallpox and a quarantine. One saloon passenger is the Marquis of Breadalbane. The Hawaiian Postal Guide outlines regulations for the Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank and related duties. Copies may be obtained at Hawaiian post offices.
The New York World reports the steel pool fight over armor plate pricing with Carnegie and Illinois bids, urging Congress to create a Government plant to end collusive monopolies. King Bros. ad at 110 Hotel Street promotes portrait work amid the page.
Two vessels brought a full selection of dried fruits including pears, peeled peaches, apricots, figs, apples, cherries, and ripe olives. The Epicurean range features Russian caviare, air tights products, red kidney beans, lunch oysters, lobsters, shrimp, Boston baked beans, and tomato sauces. These fine foods are recommended for discerning shoppers seeking quality.
The Australia steamer brings CHAMPION ROASTER a portable on stove top oven priced at 2.50. STROubD self basting pan costs 1.50. ELESCOPE coffee pots praised as best, available in several sizes. BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES arrive in two sizes three or four burners priced 22 and 25.
Thoroughbreds Ean Srenorn and Lou Srexorn with pedigrees by Duke Spencer and sires Duke of Norfolk General Longstreet. Bell dam Carlotta, with Longstreet line. ERT-Thore horses to be shown at Pantheontable where full pedigrees will be provided.
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