20 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1897
Page
1
The ongoing murder case in Judge Perry's Court continues this afternoon with a possible evening session.seter. Elsewhere, Judge Stanley grants divorce in RE N Wallace v Sevi Wallace and estate actions show a probate inventory of about 3000 with an executor resigning to be replaced.
Dr. C. M. Hyde and wife have returned via the Gaelic after a long tour of Japan. They are in excellent health and report visiting many points of interest. Dr Hyde gained much information on the rising empire of the Far East. Call at Qabu Carriage Repository for a phaeton or survey for a Christmas present.
A claim touting Scurning's Best as superior to other baking powders, promising at least a quarter more work per use and offering money-back satisfaction if customers disagree, noted in a brief consumer claim.
Police at Callao report the Lima jury inquiry regarding the Mate Department lodging a protest with the U S legation in Lima for the release of the mate of the American bark Uncle John who ashore at Callao December 10 and was arrested for demanding Hal alor Ber. A local saloon advertisement promotes shakes and whips up ideas of refreshing drinks.
A fragment discusses colored photos as after the fact coloring of images and claims no color photography exists in nature. It mentions the Warrimoo steamship schedule for November 26 bringing mail to Europe and notes Hawaiian News cards and colored photos as keepsakes. It advertises the Oahu Carriage Repository on Fort Street near Club Tables and Wright’s Carriage Factory behind it.
President Dole contributes two pieces to the 1898 Annual, the first on the Hawaiian Constitution and the second outlining the government land policy. The land policy discussion will interest prospective settlers in this country and readers abroad seeking to understand the islands' potential.
The Gleaners society originated a Christmas doll sale last year. This year a larger stock of dolls of various sizes will be offered for sale on Friday December 10, with demand expected to exceed supply and dolls described as prettier than last year.
Hawaiian sugar planters will convene in annual session Monday at 10 o'clock. Reports from the secretary treasurer and agricultural station director will open the program followed by special papers on forestry masonry cultivation fertilization and manufacture as applied to sugar production. Nearly all plantations are expected to attend.
The Anchor remains under P.T. Ryan with Willian Carlyle assisting. Soultle beer on draught is advertised as top quality alongside a selection of whiskies including John Dewar's Scotch. A full stock of other liquors and wines is on hand.
The following are booked to wait by the Geehe this afternoon for San Francisco: W Noble and son, E VD Tenney, Rolian Wait and wife, JT Englieh, JP Piegemann, CH Roye, Dr GT Augur, C Hedemann, Johny Richardson, J A Bliss, JM McChowney, Benator RP Pettigrew, Ex Sunntor Unbests.
A reader item notes live and frozen turkeys along with quail teal duck srey widgeons and assorted fruits available at Gomarinos California Market located at the corner of King and Alakea streets. Orders are being taken for Thaukayivinge.
Japanese Minister Shimamura received a large letter from his government but refused to reveal details. It is known the letter concerns immigration and likely contains Japan's final decision on minor amendments to the last protocol of Minister Renilont.
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