06 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1896
Page
1
The advertisement extols Anheuser Ber as peerless and unrivaled in any market, claiming immediate favor and top awards at the Columbian Exposition. It notes a reduced draught beer price of 124 cents per gallon, presenting strong claims of superiority and value.
Lewers and Cooke unveil a new lawn sprinkler praised as a great invention. The device promises automatic stop features, adjustable hose length, and a straight fee travels design, claiming superior performance over prior sprinklers.
Six lots lie on the Waikiki side of Kalia Road about 116 feet makai of Waikiki Road. They will be sold for cash or on an installment plan. For details contact real estate broker William C Achi at 10 West King Street. TE0S 84-1
Attorney General Smith and Deputy Attorney General Dole paid tributes at the Supreme Court memorial yesterday. Chief Justice Judd recalled Judge Austin’s long service and noted his earlier role as governor of Hawaii. The Chief Justice praised Joseph Nawahi’s oratory and public fidelity.
A man riding a bicycle on Beretania Street near the old McKihbin place nearly was run down by a galloping horse driven by a young man. The cyclist avoided danger and warned his wife, who jumped to safety. The pursuer vows to identify and arrest the rider.
An faded OCR text promotes Hood's Sar mp ardial as a cure for nervous conditions. It asserts blood quality and proper nourishment prevent nerves from weakening and claims the tonic rebuilds the system. The jargon mimics 19th century patent medicine language with exaggerated claims.
Nasby recounts a satirical democracy in the Corners of Kentucky during the silver debate. Bascom’s whisky tank, a barrel bar, and barroom schemes expose protests that a silver standard would depress currency, spurring a joint stock grogery plan and a remonstrance to the representative. The piece blends humor with political stance on monetary policy and the personal foibles of Bascom and Nasby.
An Apergne sade Julyo Hebbard of San Francisco was turned down by the Republican nominating convention. The Examiner cites powerful influences and inflexible integrity as the cause and urges the Democratic party to place his name on its ticket for a pure administration of justice. Judge Hebrant's father died in an accident in Honolulu and his mother long taught here.
The Supreme Court will hear the equity suit A M Kahanangi versus James Ashford with Thurston Stanley and A S Humphreys for the plaintiff and Robertson for the defendant. Gilbert J Waller files his first and final admin account for the estate of J S Kekukahiko showing receipts 511.00, payments 376.31, balance 134.69. Citizens’ Gnarls Certificates framed at Ring Bros from 25 contemp.
The writer denounces a math problem about Mary gathering mangoes as a symptom of dull instruction. He argues for practical mental arithmetic, cites a child who misadds, criticizes rote memorization, and condemns the Mary tale as harming public youth and prompting dangerous goat purchasing.
At a bar meeting in Hilo the resolutions mourn the death of Hon Stafford L Austin, praising his service as a public figure and offering condolences to his wife and children. The group adopts thirty days of mourning and forwards copies to Honolulu papers and the Perth Circuit Court clerk. Also notes the Kinau steamship arrival with a long passenger list from Maui, Hawaii ports and other aboard.
Crowds visited the millinery department at 8 N. Sachs for the opening today. The stock is larger this year with the latest novelties and a superb assortment of hats. The opening continues tomorrow and Wednesday, inviting personal inspection.
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