Evening Bulletin May 30 1890 assessable stocks theme
The issue presents an 1890 Evening Bulletin front with branding for the Evening Bulletin Publishing Company and R Farrington. It questions why assessable plantation stocks could rise to a billion dollar level, signaling pro growth sentiment for a billion dollar country.
The Nation Remembers Fallen Soldiers in Hawaii
A solemn tribute from Hawaii honors fallen service members with heartfelt words. The article reflects on sacrifice, the meaning of their deaths for the nation, and the enduring memory symbolized by the flag and wreaths as graves are decked with undying reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otorna
Ushonsl
Arlington
Americ Pooyle
Lawatine
Hawaii
Shorea
An Appreciative Woman Compliments Editorial
A reader from Honoleln May 28 1899 sent warm thanks for a Southern stance article in the Saturday Bulverin praising its stance on crime. The missive also notes a party at the Ahrens plantation and local fines on Chinese and Japanese for gambling and other offenses near Washington May 22 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorror
Evesisa Bentgrin
Lam
Honoleln
Motical Association of Hawaii Meets with Elections Held
Preliminary Motical Association of Hawaii meeting in Dr Wool and Day’s offices with full attendance. Minutes read by Acting Secretary Avarez, retiring president Wood gives address. Officers elected: Gooper president, Day vice president, Vin secretary. Myers and Wood named to Executive Committee. Surgeon Bo Wood elected honorary member. Members adjourned to meet tonight. Funeral of Joseph Nahale held at Kamehameha Chapel with funeral procession to Kona home. Henry Vierra bruised from race track mishap. Tennis final postponed with Beretonia and Pacific Tennis Club to contest tomorrow. Delegates including Frew, Lincomb, Wade, Minor visit President Dole. News cites unfounded report of Eugene, former Empress of France, death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motical Association of Hawaii
Bell
Dre. Wool
Vieve Wien
Avarez
Wood
O. Ii. Gooper
PF. Wt. Day
Drevin
P. BR. Myers
C. Bob Wood
Bo Wood
U.S. A
Medical Association
Oysin
Teenis
Beretonia and Pacific Tennis Club
Pacific Tennis Club
Dole
Sherman
Manila
Frew Jravt
Lincomb
Orral Wade
Livut
Col. Minor
Notice to holders of McBryde Sugar Co. temporary receipts
ALL PERSONS holding temporary receipts from the McBRYDE SUGAR CO. LTD. are requested to present them at the office of F W Macfarlane Esq No 602 Judd Building as soon as possible after 11 a.m. today May 6 to receive their stock certificates and cash. Elmer E Paxton 4233-21 Treasure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd
M. Bryde Sugar Co., Ltd
Elmer E
Paxton
Hawaiian Jockey Club race plans for January 10 and 12
The committee schedules seven races for January 10 including bicycle and various dash events for Hawaiian bred horses and free for all entries. Nine races are listed for January 12 with a mix of dash and trotting and pacing events plus a President’s and Waikapa Cup crown. Further details appear in today’s advertisement. A separate note highlights Proftic Cycle and Manufacturing Co. on Fort street offering repair services with guaranteed workmanship. Also mentions King Bros at 110 Hotel street introducing souvenir photo jewelry with view samples available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clotmittee
Jane
Union Feed Co
Irwin Cap
Nash
Kamehameha Parae
Ners
Ine Proftic Cycle and Manufacturing Co
Fort Street
King Bros
Book Trade Update and Stationery Specialty
The item notes a continuous stock of new books and popular authors, with quick procurement for missing titles. It promises large stock and emphasizes fine stationery for foreign correspondence as a specialty.
Clothing Hats and Caps Sell Strong in Local Sale
A local store announces a wide selection of Alfred Benjamin & Co suits from 16 to 25 dollars and boys suits from 3 to 5 dollars. They tout grand value on golf shirts and negligee shirts and offer a new line of men’s and boys’ hats and caps at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Benjamin & CO
Fine Brown Tumblers Sale Announcement
A local ad promotes a weekly sale featuring a six place setting of 561 pieces priced at 7.90, plated tea spoons at 2.85 per dozen, and nickel reading lamps at 2 each. Shoppers are urged to browse bargain tables with many useful articles offered at surprising prices.
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Illetin: Publishing Company
R Farrington
Mommger Ahrens
Monngee Abeens
Onba Jleutall
Haalelen
Mes
Monsarrat
Julian Monsarrat
Viven
Luis
Ahrens
Bal Bey
Reese Dane
Chinawen
Corte
Metarnin Vluateries
Washington
Philippines
Secretary of War
Geiesral Shatter
Corm Tanucinn
San Peaneiees
Telecam Etd Presidio
Patt
Henry Vierra
Public Works ‘Office
Henry
Eugene
Emprese
France
Naples
F. W. Macfarlane
Judd Building
Dewey Restaurant
Orpheum Theatre
B. Lichtig
Hart Street
Cubber
Lo Manyon
Golden Rule Bazaar
Dr. Deimel
Kash
Waverley
Hotel St
WW. Dimond & Co
naVon Holt
King Street
BSP
Gurney Cleanable Refrierators
Detroit Jewel
Onland
Primus
Success
the Orpheum Hotel
Dr. Anderson
U. S
Moana
N. 8. Sachs Dry Goods Company, Limited
Theo.h. Davies & Ee
Ea Eaceen
Harkery
Saddlery
Clamphos & Dick
Reichefer Bros
Chas. Hustace
The
Tony Lady
Honolulu
Alakea and
Queen Streets
W. W. Wright
Hamakuas
Koni
J. M. Vivas
W. E. Bivens
Oppo
Publfic Hardware Co
Kona
M. K. Keohokalole
Kaanvumanu St
Waikiki
William Savidge
Fort St