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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1897
Page
4
By authority holders of water privileges or those paying water rates are notified that the hours for irrigation water are from 6 to 8 of later day and from 4 to 8 oclock PM. Andrew Brown, Superintendent. Hereminary Wistar Wakes approved by J. A. Rina Minister of Interior Howellita HT April 6 1897 NiT A.
The Evening Bulletin dated Tuesday May 18 1897 features editor Daniel Logan. This compact record captures the newspaper’s front page mood and local notices typical of late 19th century issues with concise editorials and community items.
El Barbareno in Santa Barbara reports San Francisco business leaders and the Chamber of Commerce opposing abrogation of the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty. Louia Saroni of Swot Candy Co chairs a committee arguing free Hawaiian sugar benefits Pacific Coast beet farmers and U S sugar interests. Foster’s views cited as foresightful in supporting a U S protectorate or close alliance to guard Pacific commerce.
John W. Foster’s March 26 address to the National Geographic Society offers a terse Hawaii description and historical sketch, with military and naval opinions on Hawaii as a strategic point. It ends with the view that the islands should be admitted as a U S territory, to be organized as Congress determines.
The Statement of Reasons from an American Standpoint in behalf of reciprocity arrives in pamphlet form. It spans 51 pages of close print and offers a valuable compendium of the history of relations between the United States and the Hawaiian Islands.
The public attention shifts to geopolitical rumors while affalo and Hoffbrau emerge as favored brews. Regular shipments are promised to be available at the Royal Pacific and Cosmopolitan Saloons with an interchangeable check system confirmed.
King Bros advertise reduced portrait prices to 5.00 6.50 7.50 and 10.00 with a guarantee of fr intricacy and invite comparison Madam Yule recently arrived from the Coast advertises permanent mole wart and superfluous hair removal by electricity at Eagle House Nanang Street She also offers a face bleach and electric facial treatments promising no skin injury
A fragmented reminiscence of childhood chores and dinner, interwoven with stage talk and a misread lineup. The narrator recalls a pie scene, a tense hour, and a shift from a tragedy to a comedy watched with family. References to American Girl, a Scotch lord, and a New York Weekly verdict frame the memory.
A Washington Star passage shows a witty exchange about a jilted lover and a lucky suitor. The friend suspects the fiancée’s ex may be unhappy yet hopeful, while another man may win a substantial prize, including the engagement ring.
A fragment from Chicago Times Herald and Brooklyn Life shows a chilly social encounter with a calculating tone. A woman seeks time to consult Bradstreet's and parents as a man pries into family ties and public service.
The Chicago Tribune report quotes Mrs Upstrike scolding James about needing 80 today, noting it as his monthly average. She points out the strange contrast with Belinda and Hye, hinting at a peculiar, bone related metaphor across a carvar setting.
A witty exchange reflects cautious romance and social convention as a woman, in Indianapolis Journal style, debates marriage and tobacco, weighing propriety against interest. The dialogue hints at satire of gender norms and polite society.
From Waikiki to Palama and back patrons save by shopping at this "live and let live" store. It is the Islands only source for Sal vation Army tea, offering free delivery between Diamond Head and Moanalua and a rail depot opposite the Una road area.
The second Goddard lecture drew a large audience as the lecturer described brewing Rainier beer. He noted that only the best hops and malt are used to ensure a healthful beverage. On tap or in bottles at the Criterion.
A Honolulu ad promotes horse gear and carriages with affordable prices from 1 to 50 dollars. It highlights harness sets at 16 dollars and quality options at 25 30 and 35 dollars. Also features a unique two seat dog cart and new brass stirrups plus a wide assortment of spon chamois skins lap robes bits buckles and more.
Mr and Mrs C W Weatherwax express thanks to Miss Ladd for her brave act at the rink following a dreadful accident on Friday. Her quick actions helped amid the incident and are sincerely appreciated by the Weatherwax family.
Between Panobbow and Beretania streets and Hoppers Millon Fort street two small plans offer suitable rewards for their return to Jas. Nott Jr. and neighbors.
Krr Pianos promotes its sweet tone and lists alias W. Borgstrom as solo agent with cash or installments. Warerooms are at G. West's Masonic Temple and office at Thram's Book Store. Tuning and repairing offered. Telephone 347.
Elegant first class residence offering parlor, two bedrooms, dining room, kitchen, and servant quarters. House and grounds in fine condition with immediate possession June 1. Apply at Bullet, Olea, 402-1.
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