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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1895
Page
4
An OCR fragment mentions an authority retirement and dates in November and December with scattered names and places. The legibility is severely compromised, making precise identities or actions difficult to confirm.
An 1805 issue discusses government finances and unpaid bills amid calls to cut public spending and seek revenue increases. It urges economizing on ordinary items while improving debt management, market conditions, and productive investments, with a push for sound fiscal stabilization ahead of the next session.
The piece notes annoyance from youths near Emmi square and warns against fast riding and sharp turns by mar towines along square sidewalks. It also reports rumors that the United States may not recognize long term expatriates as citizens, a troubling potential policy with broad injustice concerns.
A London sermon argues for improved women’s dress and predicts a prominent role for women in the coming century. The piece contrasts modest fashion with remarks on soldiers and camp life, while unrelated items touch on fishing rules, New South Wales treaty terms, and nationalist debates in global trade.
A meeting of the Sons of Veterans in the United States will be held tonight at Almerigan League Hall to form a new chapter. About 25 charter members are sought, with McGrew coordinating the effort. Eligible members must be male descendants of Civil War veterans, at least eighteen, and without any famous crime convictions or fathers who fought against the United States.
A black pig feeds on sawdust in a Jia pen at Rigby. A man with black whiskers mutters Pine board remarks, as wind gusts through the scene reported by Lewe istou Journal.
The renewed ballot will be received at the Belleris business office 609 Kingstreet until 12 o clock noon on Wednesday November 27 1895 Ballots valid only if correctly filled No more than one vote per bicycle on a ballot The winner receives the Boat Bicycle and results are announced afterwards Tellers and judges have agreed to act in the contest
In a San Francisco convention speech Mrs. Sturtevant-Peet of the California Woman's Christian Temperance Union extols the bicycle as a moral and physical reform. She argues corsetless dress, simpler attire, and healthier living accompany cycling, noting the Tribune wheel’s efficiency and labor savings.
DaY e00DS To Honolulu there is always something that de mands the attention of the fair sex. In catering to the Honolulu ladies, the werchants must buy judiciously and select only the most artistic designs. Es pecially is this true of white dress goods, I re ceived by the Australia a new line of these goods that are very pretty. They must be seen, however, to be appreciated. Talso re ceived a fine line of Lad ies' Shirt Waists and Cor sets. Now that the Cho lera is over and life, social ly, has resumed its normal condition, the dry goods business must increase materially in the next month. Anticipating this demand T have laid in this fine stock of goods and they are now rail for Your Inspection, and can be purchased at a reason able figure.
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