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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1897
Page
5
A vast mix of Honolulu society happenings includes Choral Society rehearsals, band schedules, and notices. Police and naval actions, arrests for truancy and taxes, and sailing vessels bringing lime touch daily life along with market specials and street incidents at Emma Square, Naniwa, and Waikiki resorts.
A grocer proclaims a money back offer if customers dislike Sieples Schilling's Best product. The statement emphasizes customer satisfaction and retailer confidence in quality. Local shoppers are urged to sample the item and request refunds if dissatisfaction occurs.
In the drill shed on Saturday evening the Committee of Arrangements for Hawaii’s third republic celebration elected George W. Smith chairman. Ed Towse was re elected secretary. Discussion favored a celebration on last year’s lines with possible added events. The chair and Finance Committee may coordinate with the American celebration on expenses. Sub committees will be appointed this week and a further General Committee meeting will follow.
A battalion of six companies from the U S flagship Philadelphia will land at 8 o clock tomorrow morning. It will march to the new baseball grounds at Makiki, where it will drill with arms to music. On the return march, about a quarter to 11, the battalion will scale the stone wall of Kawaiahao church yard.
A Saturday game at the old baseball ground, renovated by A. M. Hewett, saw teams chosen by H. Herbert and A. St. M. Mackin tosh from local players. Herbert's side won after a 72 run and 51 run tally, yielding a final score sequence.
The procession included about 58,000 to 60,000 in line with 4000 U S regulars and naval forces, 13,000 national guard from New York, and 10,000 G A R veterans. Warships anchored offshore formed a grand naval spectacle as President McKinley saluted, with many international vessels contributing to the display. The event featured a flood of colors on the ships, a rainbow of bunting, and salutes from the White Squadron and foreign vessels.
Apenta natural aperient water bottled at the Uj Hunyadi Spring in Hungary stands at the head of popularity. The medical profession rates it highly and leading hospitals in the United States and England prefer it to all other mineral waters.
A compilation of nature's journals and medical presses endorses vigorous treatment for constipation, biliousness, and fatty degeneration, especially where an aperture is required, urging action for those suffering.
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