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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1895
Page
4
A garbled November notice fragment shows scattered terms about authority, religious groups, and public actions. It references Walir id ang quitul, Hine, Kath Kaptists, and various names with unclear roles. The text resembles a damaged public notice page with mixed names, places, and actions.
Daniel Logan oversees the Evening Bulletin as editor with PRIDAY dated November 1, 1900.
The article discusses growth of a Pacific trade network linking San Francisco Vancouver and Australia with Canada, proposing a fortnightly steamship service. It notes Samoa governance tensions with foreign powers and labor unrest in Hono lulu with worker dissatisfaction over wages and union activity.
Fragmented OCR text reports Britain asserting protection over Ashantee capital Gaom finale while the Assantee king resists, readying for conflict. Vague passages mention road damage, prisoner releases, and local opinion on political matters amid unclear context and garbled wording.
Chief Justice selects twenty four jurors from a long list to form a six man panel for a verdict on the proposed Woroad road along the Wiervey river from Wiigattret bridge to Beretania street extension toward King street. The Minister of the Interior notes the road case is abandoned for cause and Beretania street extension is to proceed, with panel meetings to certify decisions to the Interior.
Minster Cooper and Marshal Brown visited the quarantine station to question Chinese workers who refused to sign labor contracts. They again refused, and Brown plans arrest this afternoon for permit violations. The action precedes possible deportation for alien laborers restricted to agriculture or domestic work.
Judge Whiting today admits the will of the late Princess Pou maikalyol to probate with Queen Dowager Kapiolani named executrix under a $10,000 bond. The Luk Sang minors case sees Guardian Wong Kwu restricted from leaving the jurisdiction until further order.
The court hears an injunction noting Teor iano mation by Lyle A. Dickey to protect minors. Respondent may face discovery for alleged heavy mortgageing of estate property with no funds disposition shown. The matter links to Chalan & Co and late GC Alve. Waimanalo water case argued in vacation before Supreme Court with Wong Leong as plaintiff and W. G. Trewin as defendant.
Deana Davis offers insight into cinema from a seasoned craft master. He argues the playwright holds greater influence than soldier politician or press orator, granting precedence to the divine aspect of humanity and its highest expression.
The Bulletin invites ballots for a Most Popular Bicyclist contest to be received at the Bulletin offices by noon on Wednesday November 27, 1895. Each ballot must be valid as written and may count only one vote per bicyclist and per bicycle. multiple votes invalidate the ballot. The prize is the first bicycle sold in Honolulu. Tellers and judges listed include OM Warr JT Stacken WAL Wilbiasts.
Timely Topics reports Mrs. Sturtevant Peet, president of the California Woman's Christian Temperance Union, praising the bicycle as a reformer. She lauds dress simplification, physical fitness, and sobriety, noting the Tribune wheel offers 15 percent labor savings for women and features new patents.
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