05 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary note compiled from Custom House records dated 1805. Mentions Sole Agents for G. 1 Mamm & Co. for the Hawaiiao Tolands and a reference to 124. Text is garbled with unclear names and places.
A Honolulu incident reveals a native woman posing as Elizabeth McShane, sister of Lilla McShane, seeking funds for a coffin and transport. Rev Mackintosh aided her $5, later uncovering a hoax tied to Luke McShane’s estate and insurance. The inquiry hints at multiple confederates and potential motives centered on insurance money.
The Honolulu Athletic Association met last night and elected officers for the next six months. The session confirmed leadership and set short term duties for the organization.
Sydney Bird o' Freedom warns against handling firearms after a deadly trend in New South Wales. He urges readers to treat guns as always loaded, condemns children finding ammunition, and stresses responsibility to prevent injuries, hospitalizations, and funerals. He cites hare drives and accidents, advocating safe storage and strict handling rules.
A fragmentary narrative follows a social scene with a woman recalling a performance and debating an acrobat named Tbsen or The Pillars of Society versus The Master Builder. The dialogue touches on expressions, biographies, and literary interests as the pair drift between stages, reading time, and a casual restaurant setting.
A Honolulu polige court session dealt with multiple cases including Haleakala trespassing on Brown's property resulting in 60 days and costs, Wally Davis and a boat crew tied to opium found in Olympia possession with Davis convicted and fines set. fourteen Japanese involved in a street affray postponed to the 7th. Davis testified no knowledge of opium. others see ongoing proceedings.
The Parcels West convention, signed by Postmaster General J. Mort Oat, was concluded last July and sent to the New Zealand Government. It allows parcels to or from other colonies with NZ postal exchanges to be passable. William Bruce of taliis county reports a 5-year-old Darin cow weighing 400 pounds. as Darhain cattle grow older, its final weight is uncertain.
The constitutional convention ruled that no divorces shall be granted in South Carolina for any cause. Senator Tikkosn urged recognition of divorces from other states but was voted down and his appeals received a deaf ear.
In circuit court yesterday the jury acquitted George Hought in a case involving alleged wholesale liquor without a license. The verdict was returned around 6:45 PM, amid other proceedings with informers remaining.
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