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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR yields a local public notice with several garbled proper nouns and place names. The readable parts hint at a district, events, and a motion or cinema related items but specifics are unreadable.
A 19th century sanitary inspection reports the Board of Health action in reducing a mess in Chinatown, noting inspectors’ diligence and ongoing nuisance issues. It urges citizens to report violations and for staff to remain vigilant while pursuing public cleanliness and virus avoidance.
Honolulu shows a musical revival as Kilohana Art League forms a new circle and a strong orchestra aligns with the Y M C A. The Young Hywesians’ Institute sustains a year old program in instrumental vocal work and pol vocal.
A fragment notes a grand class related to music and talent in a legal context. The brief hints at associations and a frequency of events within a musical tent setting, naming no clear people or places.
The article notes farming’s growing role in public policy and hints at reforms to support smallholders. It discusses implications for urban readers, mentions private owners and city workers, and references travel, beaches, and coast conditions influencing public sentiment.
Dr Homer Greene proposes that coal formed as the solar era produced luxuriant vegetation. Large mosses and tall ferns thrived on clay soils, decaying trunks falling to enrich soils, with repeated cycles of deposition and subsidence creating thick beds of plant matter. Atmospheric air was excluded, allowing decomposition into coal.
An odd OCR fragment urges patrons to call at the Cenerion to try Seattle beer on draught. The readable bits point to a promotion or offer but lack precise details.
In a District Court session, arguments focus on arrest powers under the code and the legitimacy of debt imprisonment for fraud. The judge notes potential constitutional issues and discharges several defendants while Yamamoto and Morita's case is postponed to next day as lawyers proceed.
A fragment from the Chicago Post shows a conversation about marriage and a woman Maud acquiring a title, with one speaker noting it is a secondhand love and the nobleman she wed is a widower. The snippet hints at social standing and marriage dynamics in a period drama.
The subjoined ballot will be received at the By N business office GoY King street until 12 o clock noon on Wednesday November 27 1895. Number of ballot will only be acceptable up to the time noted on it and ballots will be counted and results announced immediately thereafter. More than one vote for one bicyclist or one bicycle on a single ballot will render it void.
The ballots determine the winner of the Best Teyele gold in Honolulu. A panel has agreed to act as tailors and judges of the contest, with a specified group including Tackem among the participants.
Mrs. Sturtevant Peet at the San Francisco convention extols the bicycle as a vehicle of dress reform and physical culture. She argues the wheel encourages simplicity in dress, prevents drunken riding, and reduces cigars, while noting the Tribune wheel with its patent sprocket saves labor for women.
Bay to Tn Honolulu: the dry goods trade expects a surge as women seek fashionable white dress goods and accessories. A refined line of ladies shirt waists and corsets arrives from Australia, promising attractive designs seen as essential after the cholera period.
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