06 Oct 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1897
Page
1
A newspaper man torn by love to Daley and a planned crime faces a fateful choice. Daley secretly marries another. guilt and heartbreak drive the man toward a fatal act, culminating in a quiet, sorrowful pursuit of a troubled future.
Fragmentary OCR shows a vague advertisement style copy urging readers to judge value. Mentions B Pianca and Tan W sole agent with cash or installments. Warerooms at G Went’s, Masgnic Temple, office at Thram’s Book Store, phone 347.
Cabinet plans a state reception for US Senator Morgan next Monday evening at the Executive Building. The event, funded by a 50 000 entertainment appropriation, will include a ballroom glassed for permanent wiring and a light refreshment menu. Only diplomats and officials in private capacity will receive invitations, with a lemonade and claret punch option and no full supper. The interior offices will close for the occasion, and preparations aim to accommodate around 1000 guests with decorations, music, and staged proceedings.
In the case of Hemen v Ka makin the court held that the words without a child mean without a child born not living or surviving. Queen Emma, born 1858, lived 23 years after her son’s death and left most of her estate to Queen’s Hospital. Col. Rooke sues to recover the estate claiming it passed to him as per the will upon Queen Emma’s death without living issue. The court will decide if the cases are similar and whether Queen Emma acquired indefeasible title at her son’s birth.
The Hawaiian Electric Light Company is wiring the new Fire Station for electric lights. Colonel Soper is named chief of President Dole's staff, replacing Major Toukea.
Organizers say every detail is being done to ensure a perfect combined boat clubs affair with advance ticket sales already strong. Attendees are urged to wear club colors while gentlemen dress in neckties and boutonnieres. Committees include Floor chair Bishop Ont, Woods, Monsarrat. Reception Lansing, Walker, Kawanauakoa, Carter, Gray. Doors and more.
The Hawaiian Opera House reopens Saturday night for three nights only with Petrie's Merry Makers a vaudeville company. Acts include Petrie Elise the three headed Olifmas Helen Gordon Tom Edwards Cicero Sisters Cunard and more. Seats at Wall Nichole Co. at popular prices.
Members of the Second Congregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral met in the parish Ban day school room to elect synodemen for the Anglican Church Synod upcoming in December in Honolulu. T Rein Walker chaired with H W M Mist as secretary. Elected were W L Stanley, Geo G Harris Sr, and H M von Holt.
The Ateamship Claudine of Wilder & Co. sails at noon tomorrow from Honolulu, carrying 375 tons of coal and stores. Captain Cameron commands with Moore as chief officer and Fisher as second. The ship heads to Union Iron Works San Francisco for drydock overhaul including bow plates and new deck. It should take nine days at sea and two to three weeks for repairs, with return to Honolulu in about six weeks.
Wilhelm U. Achi petitions the Supreme Court Justices to reinstate him in the practice of law in all courts. Attorney General W. O. Smith certifies no complaints against him. Support comes from J. Q. Wood J. L. Rar nlokon Rev. Limoteo J. M. Poepoe John F. Colburn and W. R. Castle. Achi is a newly elected House of Representatives member.
Preparations for a combined native and foreign mass meeting on Palace square Friday evening aim to adopt a memorial inscription for presentation to Senator John T. Morgan before his departure. Separate calls, signed by leading annexationists of native and foreign races, plan a deputation to wait on the visiting senator with the memorial.
Geo A Davia Hustace Jr and BR N Boyd commissioners award the estate of William Brash 3000 for land and 1000 for buildings in connection with the Vineyard street extension as damages. Evening Bullatin 760 par month.
W. G. Wait, manager of the Hawaiian Tea and Coffee Co., plans a Californian move with family to engage in fruit trading. Cockturn & Lindsay will soon erect buildings at Hookem. W. W. Bruner, a government engineer, resumes surveying in Kons. Dr. Frances Wetmore of Hilo returns from Scotland. Katia, accused of stealing a watch from J. W. Kabolama, Ki kolo School teacher, receives three months hard labor. Alona reports $196.50 stolen from a warehouse. police seek the thief.
Superintendent Reynolds will open a pew reading room in the old Kalawao school room during his visit this week. He asks for illustrated papers and magazines such as Harper's Leslie’s Pack Judge and similar. Contributions may be left with Reynolds at his health quarters office or at E O Hall & Son's.
Since arriving three weeks ago Senator Morgen has gathered extensive data on Hawaiian government social and economic conditions. He plans a Molokai visit to review local authorities and add to his information on the annexation question.
At Makes Island a moonlight band concert will be given tonight if it does not rain with a program including Overture Lamp and Veres Covey Berenado Love in Idlannss Grand delection Marco Viscont Boho Pieco In Switzerland Selvation Linea of ahiras Gavotto Rhi unite Waltr Love old awevi Hong Uawall Fouo
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