25 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1896
Page
1
Kellogg M D, Superintendent, advertises a quiet homelike facility offering trained Nusnow massage eight week movement baths and electric city physical training services. Telephone 639 listed.
A full house at the opera last evening enjoyed the Prawley company’s production The Charity Ball. Frank Worthing and T. Daniel Frawley led strong performances with witty support from Harry Clarke and Madge Carr Cook. Yates portraits linked to tropical light garner praise.
Mr Yates, a renowned London painter, has finished three more portraits of Honolulu residents. Tom May’s portrait conveys serene appeal, while Bruce Cartwright rests in a calm, relaxed pose after a day’s work.
In the October 24 issue of To Torea from Karotonga Cook Islands a welcome to Dr and Mrs Molen more is noted at Au Maru Palace Aro tangi with many invitations sent by Tinonmna Ariki and Mr J M Salmon. Mosstown township development includes street clearing planting plans feature a possible residence for Dr McLennan near the Roman Catholic Reserve while the doctor stays with Judge Topoa at Avarua. Te Toren comments on the Britsh protectorate and a dispute over the rightful successor of the Inte Pa Ariki of Tukituma with a lighthearted note on the payer.
The Pacific Hardware Co showcases a premier display of iane banquet boudoir and stand lamps direct from the factory. The latest artistic design features low prices that will surprise you.
The Poashon College faces the Town team in a decisive football game tomorrow afternoon at Makiki baseball grounds. Poashon misses captain Professor Babbitt due to knee injury butCaptain Ingalls leads the squad. Town arrives rested after a two week layoff, with Captain Long promising a strong showing.
The Hilo area shows 87 new buildings over five years costing 134 dollars each, plus 156 water customers this year yielding 2400 dollars. The Tribune notes government delays to extend the system as earthquakes ripple Hawaii.
The Herald describes a Mascovy duck owned by Jose Machado possessing land-walking legs and water webbed pedals. Townwide building activity continues as Mrs. L. T. Grant runs the hotel efficiently. The Herald backs Bere LETIN io in supporting a governmental proposal seen as premature at this time.
The visitor Captain Metcalfe of San Francisco, Lloyds agent for the Pacific Coast, investigates the Gainsborough wreck at Diamond Head. The British iron bark and coal cargo are insured, prompting an official report on disaster details. Metcalfe recalls rescuing the Miowera at Honolulu harbor entrance.
An 18th or 19th century missive from Mau rice Ducot details trade demands and stamps. He offers carriage paid for letters sent with clean stamps and items like a cigarette mould and a map of France. The note hints at a long reused dealer circle and a cryptic return stick meaning return post.
The report notes a consistent rainfall peculiarity across the year with last night showing little or no rain in the mountains and foothills. A first shower reached some commuters near the theater but did not extend far, no freshets appeared except near Waianae, and Frank Brown's gauge recorded 0.410 inches by 6:30 am. prospects favor light showers for a day or two.
Note: The source text is unclear and contains contradictions. The volcano activity described as renewed Monday morning is reported to be ongoing with expectations of a full attendance at events. The piece reads like a quirky amalgam of volcanic news and sports metaphor.
King Brox leads in colored photos praised as eminently suitable for sending abroad highlighting vibrant images.
In a high court dispute over an Ah Wong verdict for an outrage, a new trial was ordered due to questions about a five year old witness. Judge Perry denied the defendant’s motion for new trial as the defense and prosecution teams argued the matter. Justice Whiting issued a separate decision granting a new trial with Justice Frear concurring and Chief Justice Judd dissenting. Attorney General W O Smith prosecuted. Robertson for defendant.
A BuLtE Tin pissing along Fart Street scene captures Chas Ramsey at Chram's bookstore inspecting Mr. Thram's holiday imports. Vide Theam sourced dolls direct from Paris with extra parts, doll carriages, wagons, and a vast range of children's books and games. Thram emphasizes durability, novelty, and a large Honolulu stock, inviting visits to buy holiday novelties.
Nicely furnished rooms at the Popular House, 154 Fort Street, available from $1.00 per week upward. Attractive accommodations with convenient location and reasonable rates for steady tenants.
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