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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1896
Page
4
A Berlin correspondent canvassed mercantile houses to gauge opinion on the Registration Act. A clear majority opposed the act, many refusing to give thumb prints. Critics call it humiliating for whites to be identified like criminals, while supporters urge legal challenges if necessary to test constitutionality.
The group praises the island scenery with Rainbow Falls a major draw at Hilo and Cocoanut Island trips under sunny skies. Dr. and Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Merrill and others tour beaches, fish, and view cultivated coastlines as Kinau ferries depart for Japan. Lt. Edwards, Kansas City Journal editor, travels for health and political duties ahead of the Republican National Convention.
The Senate morning bill substitutes for Minister Damon's loan acts by issuing bonds at par totaling 8752,600 bearing interest. A 2 percent discount and commission possible for purchases of 250,000 within a year. The government can redeem with a 5 percent premium upon annexation. Local capitalists may quickly absorb the issue and profit by reselling bonds in major markets.
Mr Marques spoke at Harmony Hall on the Theosophical Society, examining Mme Blavatsky's predictions in The Secret Doctrine. He linked Roentgen discoveries, advances in surgery and bacteriology to foretellings attributed to Blavatsky before her death.
The bicycle trade now targets women as demand for ladies wheels grows globally. Tribune Ladies’ Wheels, racers, and roadsters arrive on ships with modern features. A large range of cutlery is also exhibited, including pocket knives and carving sets, appealing to legislators and advertisers alike.
A veteran shop claims skill across tasks from intricate to simple, urging customers to test their lighter service. They promise unchanged high quality and note ten years of satisfactory work, asserting constant improvement and offer to convert old key winders to smooth stem winders.
A WW Dimond’s promotional item touts lawful betting ban and urges practical spending. It extols home duties, aiding wives, servants, and cleanliness with a $1 pot and kettle cleaner, a Crown Fryer for doughnuts, and a two sheet iron liner. It claims the fryer avoids soggy results and uses asbestos lining, ending with “We have them.”
Store listing for The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited shown as opposite Spreckels Bank at 307 Fort Street. Indicates street location and business name with no further details.
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