Constitutional limit of ninety days debated in state assembly
The Evening Bulletin reports Daniel Logan on May 25 1896 analyzing Mieter Cooper's view that the constitutional limit of ninety days for a session excludes Sundays and holidays. It notes a possible compromise between ninety and sixty day aims and warns that insurrection or pestilence could reduce effective session time. It discusses implications for legislature and potential judicial interpretation.
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Mieter Cooper
Lamia
Inga
Seavicu
Internal parcels post reform urged for Hawaii's islands
A Hawaii writer laments inefficient internal parcels service after incidents where fragile items marked do not crush were damaged in transit. He cites seeds from the Bureau of Agriculture and notes Canadian parcels in strong wicker baskets as a model. He urges immediate adoption of improved internal inter island parcels conveyance.
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Hawaii
Bureau of Agriculture
Mixed jury hears grectment case and probate matters in Maemne
In Maemne Hawaii Judge Perry hears the Helen Boyd trust case with a mixed jury and defendants. Separate damage suits of $800 each are heard by Judge Carter, with police misconduct allegations in the opium raid. George Washington Smith seeks letters of administration for Addie N. Smith estate valued at $13,000, naming heirs J. E. Kahon and Hannah Kaiwi. Guardian discharge for Minnie Bolster proceeds after marriage to J. S. Hardy. A Saturday show night fills a packed tent with acts from Scott to Rachel and the Gonzales family drawing strong applause.
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Perry
Helen Boyd
Trustes
Maemne
Lahilahi Webb
Webb
OG. F. KK. Kamoa
J.J. Egan
J. Nalan
J. Kekipi
U. HH. Jones
J.D. Treg Joan
B. BR. Campbell
J. 4
J. E. Kahon
Noele
Hannah Kaiwi
Carter
Bishop Willis
Minnie Bolster
J. 8. Hardy
Tribune ladies wheels and knives on display in coast shop
A coast shop reports a shift in bicycle trade toward women riders with Tribune ladies wheels, racers, and Zimmermann models arriving aboard the Australia. The display also features a large assortment of cutlery from table to pocket knives for various uses.
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Tribune
Zimmermann
Australia
Advertiser
Boy breaks both arms climbing tree in Adams Lane
Eight year old Charlie Ludwigsen, son of Charles Ludwigsen, fell from a tree behind his father's Adams Lane home while seeking fruit yesterday afternoon and broke both wrists. His father, just recovering from illness, feared a relapse but remains on the mend. The boy explained he climbed to the top because heat mongers were there. one fracture is compound, the other simple.
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Charlie
Charles Ludwigsen
Adams Lane
Mr. Ludwigsen
The Most Beautiful Women Also the Howrlhat
A garbled notice mentions Drifted Snow Flour and a grocer offering hay grain and feed from Fort Street with prompt delivery. It also notes a Hawaiian Lodge of Masons special meeting for third degree work scheduled for tonight.
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Howrlhat
Washington Mee Co
Fort Street
P.O
Hawaiian Lodge of Masons
Hand Engraved Gold Chatelaine Watches On Display
Last Week's Steamer highlights elegant gold chatelaine watches encrusted with diamonds, pearls, and gems, some without stones, all accurate timekeepers. Prices from 50 dollars up, plus oxidised chatelaine and a non magnetic silver watch at 14 dollars, with a broad Swiss line and a guarantee on every screw.
Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited Ad
The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited located opposite Spreckels Bank at No 307 Fort Street advertises its goods and services in the local business directory.
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the Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Dimond's recommends water filters for health and life insurance
The Honolulu water report by three Board of Health physicians is cited to urge buying a filter to avoid Bright's disease or fever. An optional cylindrical stone disc filter cleans easily and can be refreshed with a brush. A similar filter named the Success exists, but our version costs a dollar less. Also offered are Gurney refrigerators and ice boxes with water tanks and taps for cooled filtered water.
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Board of Health
Honolulu
Bright
Announcement of Dry Goods Store Continuation at Home
Upon purchasing the No 10 Fort Street Store from the Waterhouse estate the former manager continues the business from home. A full line of dry and fancy goods will be kept at lowest prices and patrons are thanked for twenty five years of support.
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Fort Street
J.T. Waterhouse
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Daniel Logan
Amy
Keetinoot
Suitberge
Ob Scott
Rachiel
Leonardo
Johnny Hayes
Haven
Cruz
Nora Martin
Bob Scott
Mildred Kingsley
Gonzales
Miss Martin
Bicy
Dak
Mor I
H. F. Wichman
Panohbow
Aml
Heretania Ste. Price, Burs and Gonzales, Proprietors
Grand Double Company
America
Wall, Nichola Co
James W, Price
Lillis
Stead
Bethel
King Atroata
HA. AC
Honolaly Amateur Athletic Cob
Ti O'Stack
YM. G. A
E, Berger
Spreckels’ Bank
LENOX
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Big Shoe Store
Kort Street
Dimond
Holt Tolt
Jas
F. Morgan
Coffew
Tam
Quen Street
Hanalulu
Koto
Olelomoana
South Kona
Island of Hawaii
Hookens
Kewtani Weel
Gordon
Koua
D. H. Nahin
Wnen
J. F. Morgan
Auctio
Alta
Fort ST
Wave Jtet
Nicotry
Trmgard
Victoria Lawns
Doyley
E. W. Jordan
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P. D. Linen
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B. F. Ehlers & Co
Nailway Depot
Valama Grocery
Turner
Fort
Aidree “K. Butcarix Ottlee
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