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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1897
Page
8
An item describes the Honolulu Sanitarium located at 1082 King Street. It labels the facility as a quiet homelike place with trained staff. Mentioned are Dr. C. L. Ganvm and a telephony contact 639, along with unclear phrases related to movement and training.
Auction note offers two Hoover cars with seven rooms and a hearse, located near Piiimhon direst oom and ele Poushau College. Prices listed as $4060 and $40, with $1000 cost each. balance due via Avergar & Co, 210 King Street.
Movements of ships and harbor activity include the Kana and Old Quirantiog dredger at Fort Street wharf, Whialeale on the marine railway, and the Kinwa returning with the Pettigrew party from Lilo. The Australia cleared for San Francisco with 900 tons cargo and passengers, while Maulivia quarantine station remains empty. Weather clear along the Ouba coast.
In a yesterday interview the late palace sale dispute was discussed. Dr Trousseau sought court instructions to settle conflicting claims between the Queen and Queen Dowager after monarchy ended. Provisional Government asked the ex Queen and Queen Dowager to select representatives, with the President dividing ownership. Mira B Allen was chosen by the ex Queen and Mr J W Roberson by the Queen Dowager, while Mr Gaotl Brown assisted. Honolulu, Nov. 17, 1897.
A culture rich gathering at the YAL CoA tonia parlor hosted by the evening committee featured diverse acts led by Professor Yornd Mirs K Ward and several contributors including Wilcox, Mine Joburon, Ma carda, W A Love, Mise Clymor, Mise Poich, and Mr Lampert. Ward opened with solos, a Venice night duet by Johnson and Macarda impressed, and a violin duet by Yarndley and Love with piano accompaniment drew praise. the event, praised for its success, promises a similar reception soon.
A quirky notice promotes a milk based shake described as fresher and nicer than a fresh egg shake. It touts pure milk with flavored syrup, urging readers to try a shake labeled 10c, offered near Panama Guoceny opposite the Railway Depot, King atrect.
An old advertisement notes King Bron opening a branch of Toland Views near Alaken on Hotel street. It promotes colored and uncolored Toland photos, oil paintings, water colors, pastels and monn cards, plus shaving services at Elite Barber Shop. Also mentions Oliver Typewriter at A V Gear 210 King street and other sales.
The opera house buzzes with cleaning ahead of the Frawley season opening. Christopher Je by Madeline Lavette Ryley is billed as the top comedy, with brisk dialogue and clever situations. A matinee will present Arabian Nights and Saturday night showcases Shenandoah.
The Anchor continues under P T Ryan, ably assisted by William Qarlyla. Sowttie beer on draught and top whiskies including John Dewar's are featured, with a full stock of other liquors and wines available.
A fragmented note claims no real color photographing of nature exists and asserts that color must be added after taking the nude image, with the claim of achieving perfection. The message ends with a signature referencing King Brow and Hotel Street.
An uncertain item notes Chominy W portraits linked to Franetsen and OT Eenoli, with mentions of Stilton PUls work bore existing. The fragmentary line hints at a namesake art portrait series or exhibition connection. The text remains unclear and tentative.
A display highlighting ivory and porcelain painting by Lt. Witter Craven and associates attracts wide interest. The exhibit covers fine art techniques and cultural crafts, showcasing delicate specialties and intricate color work.
A list of officers and directors is recorded including J. Fy Haekfekl and Gee He Rebortdon. The Liner of Directors is constituted with F, K VIDA as Secretary and Nov 3 as the filing date.
At the annual meeting in Shivelty on November 1 the following officers were reelected for the year: President W. H. Hack, Treasurer A. Hand, Secretary H. Beckley. Bore BROS, present officers include AL King and W. G. Dewi.
Barbare and Lettie Maliland, orphans, weave a tale of love and loyalty in a bygone wedding. A modest secretary named Hirhima and notable figures like Andy Glendower cross paths as tensions grow over affection and duty. Six months later a California wedding seals a rival union and reveals true hearts, ending the dress saga with a final, passionate promise.
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