05 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1896
Page
1
J. T. Waterhouse notes strong demand for garden and plantation tools and reports large orders to England. The Edward Muay shipment brings a large invoice of garden and plantation use goods of the best quality at the lowest prices, expanding their share of the market.
An order for goods will receive prompt attention. Deliveries may occur at any time and any place within the city.
The St Louis College Literary Society presents The Seven Clerks at The Three Thieves and the Denouncer with the College Choir and Orchestra performing the musical program. The Gold Rule Bazaar will open Saturday November 7 with ticket plans and performances to follow. Finder seeks Damon Kolikull in Pioneer Building notice. reward offered.
Three KE lag poles with lengths 120 118 and 90 feet offered for sale. Fir lumber with obvious beration in abright condition. Apply at Calin Lumber and Baild we King Street 4501w for details and pricing.
Regular Board of Health meeting notes crowding at the ensane anylump facility, ex aminations totals for October, fish market inspections, hospital admissions and payments, and new medical licenses. French Pasteur Institute experts invited to study leprosy with hospitality arranged. government funding not provided for their services. Reports from the Insane Asylum detail overcrowding and furloughs with most beds and cells occupied.
A letter from Dr Day supports immediate action to relieve crowding at the Asylum with new wards for refractory and violent cases and better cells. Dr Wood’s resolution seeks the Hawaiian Government to appoint a delegate to the Bergen Norway Congress of Leprosy with foreign government backing. Executive session followed at 4 30 p m.
The Star reports the city revoked the permit for the corner Makes and King building because it was not fireproof and deviated from specifications. Work has not stopped, continued by the contractor, while Gideon West nears recovery from cataracts with one eye substantially better. Dr. Sloggett performed a delicate operation to restore sight, a consolation to West and his friends.
Dabourg led the band during a Dublin show of the piece titled Monsiah. A violinist improvised through odd keys until Handel grew curious about the expected shake that would end Greens. The moment arrived and Handel called out Welcome home, Ms. Datong, to the amused audience.
At the annual gathering 248 answered names 31 by letters 26 with verses and 222 absent or unheard from leaving total membership 527. Advertisements note Kroeger Pianos as sweetest in tone with Jas W Bergstrom as sole agent offering cash or installments and tuning at Warerooms G West’s Masonic Temple or Thram’s Book Store phone 847.
An article reports Patrick Cullen, who escaped from Cabn jail after serving a little over a year of a five year sentence for the Koolan murder, is likely on Kauai. He was seen disguising as intoxicated aboard the Waialeale steamer, then sent a message to Marshal Brown. A special messenger was dispatched to Lihue with details for Cullen’s capture.
The quizzical verse mocks bravado and boasts of swift pace and broken arms reflecting a Cleveland Plain Dealer style aside. The narrator speaks of charms and nonchalance as observers note typical bravado in a boastful tune.
A Cleveland Leader item notes a man quarreling over a wife’s sideboard purchase. One man claims his wife paid 56 dollars, while another says he bought the same item for 38 dollars at Hunley’s. The exchange highlights value, discounts, and local shopping recalls.
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