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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1897
Page
2
Two vessels delivered a flood of goods to the Grocery Department. Dried fruits such as pears peeled peaches apricots figs and cherries are now in stock with prompt delivery. Also ripe olives Russian caviare and Australia fresh Epicurean delicacies. Air tights lobster shrimp and beans follow. The Epicurean lines are said to outshine competitors.
A fragmentary notice references the Honolulu Sanitarium at 1082 King Street with names Kellogg M. D. and a telephone contact 629. The garbled text suggests a training or physical culture theme and Swedish movement therapy, but details are unclear.
Cottage on Magazine with large well planted grounds and fruit and ornamental trees. Excellent hennery. Apply by phone to Ootts James Lyle at 205 or 806.
Neat cottage and grounds offered for rent or sale on Nunann neue Kudostrat, located two minutes from the business district. Ott ALY, GEATE & CO handle the listing.
The Arizona Kicker notes Am Baitar and an apparent duettist planned to perform in Washington this winter under Major Tinkham. The piece mocks editors and locals, detailing the editor John Ford’s duel tale, a courting spree in Blue Hill, and salon events by Mrs Colonel Stayer and Mrs Judge Whyso, with varied town gossip and boasts of mischief.
Washington observer describes John Hay as not pompous but straightforward, noting his long official background has shaped formal manners. Despite wealth and refined tastes, Hay prefers plain foods, often enjoying buttermilk and corn cakes at home. He supports rural Maryland kin and values simple country diversions and family history over elite society.
Police at Callao confirm a theory that a State Department demand to Lima seeks release of the mate of the American bark Uncle Tohn. He was aboard when seized December 19 for demanding “Ralnler Beer” at the Criterion Saloon. Brought worldwide attention with claims of industrial awards and motion fame.
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