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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1896
Page
5
Advertisement touts Snow Flour as superior for bread and pastry, claiming it outperforms all known brands. It directs readers to Grover for it and names Union Fred O. as sole agents.
The Hawaiian band under Professor Berger performs selections this evening at Emma Square. Program includes Overture La Vie En Rose Fantasia The Cat's Rendezvous and Night's Serenade with pieces by Blanche Medicy Potka Nuuiou and Walte.
F H Singer, longtime pie maker for Swain the San Francisco baker, offers mince and cranberry pies. Place orders by phone 872 for Thursday morning delivery. Advance orders will be carefully attended to.
A historical excerpt touts a nursing bottle named Best Nurser. It highlights an air inlet valve to admit air and prevent wind colic, claiming suction remains steady and leakage is minimized. The description remains incomplete but suggests a design focused on infant feeding ease.
A New York church rector is drawn into a romantic tangle involving Phyllis Lee, John Van Buren, and his brother Dick, as love and ambition collide. Phyllis reveals the truth to Ann, prompting a dramatic rectory revelation and a marriage proposal to resolve the affair. The rector discovers his true love is Ann, his confidant.
In a 36 hour sweep, police arrested 92 people with 89 charged and 5 held for investigation. About thirty men at A Howe's billiard saloon on Hotel Street were charged for Monte Carlo pool gambling and released on five dollar bail each, Howe posting 450. Other arrests included one distilling okolehao, one Alden Besse deserter, eight drunks, about thirty Chinese domino players, six for opium, seven for violating Sunday law, one for selling liquor, and one for bribery.
Late Saturday night Patrolman McKeague found Joo Mui, a sailor on the Likelike lying unconscious by the Marine Railway during repairs. He was taken to hospital with a broken arm and two broken leg bones after reportedly becoming intoxicated and slipping overboard from the deck to the railway below.
The second congregation of St Andrew's Cathedral holds a Thanksgiving service Thursday at 10 o'clock. Proceeds go to the Society for Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Lands. Special music includes Misa McGrew singing the anthem solo. The program lists Te Deum in E flat, Jubilate in Bee, Anthem Sing O Heavens, Hall, a sermon by Rev. Alex Mackintosh, and several hymns.
Sough Boner And healthy bodies are a fortune within themselves. Money can't buy them, thieves can't ten them, but having them, all can reserve them, by drinking Rainier Beer. It's brewed of finest hops and malt and is whoo lutely pure. On tap or in bottles at the 2 Criterion Saloon.
J T Waterhouse reports a large Agateware shipment landed in Honolulu, asserts top quality firsts not seconds, claims substantial savings over second-class prices, and promotes Haviland china sets and complete stock with flexible lot options to fit holiday gifting and replacements.
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