18 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1895
Page
1
The notice designates role agents for G. H. Mumm and Co in the Hawaiian Islands, outlining authorizations and responsibilities tied to distribution and representation. The brief establishes the agency scope and regional contact points for the firm.
Large attendance despite weather as Kawaiahao Church reopened with an augmented choir of over forty under Professor Berger. Rev C M Hyde conducted prayers, readings and a hyphen of remarks, with detailed receipts showing repairs costs and balances. Notable recollections by Edward Bailey and Rev Hiram Hingham, hymnody, baptisms, and a sermon by Rev Stephen Desha followed, ending with benediction by Rev Hiram Bingham.
Tonight at 7 30 the Hawaiian band performs at Emma Square weather permitting The program includes the new piece Bes Bolt along with Hawaii Pond and Great Improv The report notes Saratoga Beach Grove resort improvements by Reid and Carver and calmer water for safe swimming with a line run from point to point to aid safety.
Clergy from Oahu Hawaii Kauai and Molokai accompany the Bishop returning from abroad to the Catholic cathedral. Ceremonial arrival includes Te Deum and Ecce Sacerdos with the Bishop delivering a blessing from the Pope. Pamphile to Molokai, Aloysa near priesthood, Brothers to Molokai, Sisters to convent in Honolulu.
Curtis J Lyons reports up to 6 am yesterday 0.60 to 1.00 inches of rain at Poonahoun with an additional 0.69 inches by 6 am this morning total since Saturday 1.90 inches. Advices show the Kona material likely inland from Maul with heavy southeast thunder and lightning last night. Lyons calls this orthodox Hooplulu weather for the season.
Senator Chandler, writing in the Evening Monitor, foresees a future war between the United States and England but envisions Russia as an ally. He argues the United States and Russia, non colonizing powers, can defend small nations and restrain Britain’s aggression, with war possibly arriving within twenty years.
The speaker argues England should strike first or defend Venezuela’s mouth of the Orinoco. He envisions millions of youths and muskets overrunning Canada and England’s ships being swept from the sea. He warns invasion will bring naval ruin and army slaughter unless action is taken to protect regional interests.
A Viennese dispatch claims ex Queen Liliuokalani bought a Garda Italy site for a winter villa and ex Princess Kaiulani possible residence. A Bohemian reporter finds no truth in the report, noting only potential property use for Kaiulani with her father nearby. The piece doubts the purchaser’s name but entertains possible purchases for Kaiulani’s residence.
Mr Vatman led religious services yesterday at Portugueza church Central Union and in Y M G A hall to raise funds for the association building debt totaling 8000 dollars. Contributions reached 2149.50 with 734.75 from women and 414.75 from men. Tonight he will spoke on Hell and tomorrow night on The Pathways of Life.
The Hawaiian Athletic Association five mile road race held Saturday finished with Sylvester far ahead by eighteen seconds. Following in order were H Giles, T King, E Paris, A Giles, H Wilder, H Espinola, and P Lishman. Time recorded by Sylvester was 13:30, with comparisons to other regional races noted.
A Hawaiian National Band member reports first prize at the Dallas Great Exhibition. Prof. Libornio received a gem and diamond badge from the exhibition president. The letter notes the band’s improved instrumental music and popularity, surpassing Souza's.
Kabaiola, tried by a native jury before Judge Magoon on Friday, was acquitted of gambling. A nolle prosequi was entered in the case of Susaka charged with vagrancy. Discharges in bankruptcy were granted to Marcus R. Colburn and Patrick McInerny. A. M. Beattie vs J. F. Morgan proceeded with empaneling jurors and resumed after a Saturday pause. Neumann represented the plaintiff and Thurston the defendant.
Dinger to the Consul Mr Takedsawa of Yokohama Specie Bank hosted a dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel Saturday honoring Consul General Shimamura. Japanese diplomats and merchants attended, and Paul Neumann and A V Goar were among the guests. The U S treasury report for November shows available cash balance 179,076,967 and gold reserve 692,918,037.
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