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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1895
Page
4
Daniel Logan serves as editor of the Evening Bulletin, a position noted in the paper’s masthead from Wien. The brief item confirms his role and the publication’s naming.
Readable fragments describe sanitary reports from consular sources, with plates on London and Liverpool dwellings for working people. Noted are tenement regulations in Petticoat area, deposits for damage security, window and roof safeguards, and rules to prevent obstruction and waste, amid philanthropic housing efforts.
A compact column covers global topics and national issues. It mentions Veiner and Bouck with civic interest, rocus development debates, social conditions in Cuba, Hawaii agricultural homesteads, religious freedom steps in Mungery, and evolving views on the new woman. It notes boating, racing, and building accident previews with a light tone.
A busy schedule unfolds as WHIVAL OF HS sails into Hilo harbor at 2200 with Minister Willis and wife and plans a several day stay at the Velcano. A committee forms to arrange American themed entertainment and literary events, inviting Hilowud guests and detailing banquet and reception duties.
The ballot renewed in every issue will be received at the Bunnerty business office 609 King Street until 12 o clock noon on Wednesday November 27 1895. Ballots counted after close and results announced. More than one vote for a rider or bicycle invalid on a single ballot.
The Whear announces the popular bicycle contest winner in Honolulu with the prize to be the Et Bieweloe, decided by a vote. Tellers and judges including C. M. Warr and B. A. Wiis presided over the event.
Mrs Sturtevant Peet, president of the California W C T U, urged bicycle use at the state convention in San Francisco. She argued the wheel promotes dress reform and physical health, deters drunken riding, and reduces tobacco and cigar use, praising the Tribune wheel’s efficiency and recent patents for women.
Day books to Honolulu note merchants must cater to fair sex with stylish white dress goods. A new line from the Australia arrives, along with Ladies' Shirt Waists and Corsets. After the cholera, social life resumes and dry goods demand rises. stock offered at reasonable figures for immediate purchase.
A brief note discusses a lime product and warns buyers about authenticity and substance purity. It cautions against counterfeit or adulterated items and invites customers to verify origin and quality before purchase.
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