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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1896
Page
5
Local page reports a sailor’s warning of squalls after Rainbow in the morning, plus police drills, court delays, and a variety of small notices. Several names and places appear, including Kanlun the drill-master, J. T. Waterhouse contract for pig lead, and the Criterion saloon suggesting a rose tinted escape.
Drifted Snow Flour is promoted as superior to all brands for bread and pastry. The ad asserts “Ak Your Grover Bite It” and names UNION HEED CO. as sole agents, indicating a regional distributor and brand emphasis.
President Dole orders shifting most forestry operations from Mount Tantalus to the Nouana highlands to cover hills with vegetation, conserve rainfall, and aid land arabilization. Marsden notes Tantalus already densely planted. Nouana experiments will test trees for best growth as workers relocate from Tantalus.
Reports from Honolulu describe only two resistance cases to census enumerators. In Anahulu Kauai residents tore up domicile blanks after being told the census aimed to dispossess lands, but police kindness secured cooperation. On Hawaii, two leading locals resisted enumeration including J. D. Paris of Kona, once a trusted government ally.
In a republic’s spirit, Mr Paris resists the schedule inquiries as incompatible with freedom. Colonel Samuel Norris remains against Uncle Sam’s recognition of Hawaii. Marshal Brown went to Hawaii to remonstrate with the gentlemen and may do so again with a poker, as Paddy pleads not guilty to assaulting his Biddy.
A Honolulu dealer promotes a new lot of china with patterns described as neat and rich. The offer covers complete breakfast, dinner, or tea sets with customizable course plates, plus decorative items and vases. A $200 worth of the lot sold the day it was unpacked.
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