12 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1895
Page
1
A fragment from an old ledger or catalog references Macfarlane & Co. and Minam & Co. as agents for the Hawaiian Lymonds, hinting at a compiled record of seeds or consignments. The text is garbled but suggests a financial or trade listing with party names and roles.
In the higher courts three bankrupt estates yielded poor returns. Extension of time granted for defendant Diane Spreekela who is in Europe. Judge Cooper heard motion to extend time to answer. Will of Kenhi Nakaniiki admitted to probate with letters testamentary issued. Ka wakaho petition and Kerr’s discharge as bankrupt. Numerous creditors and claims processed with final balances and fees. A bill to determine no lease and appeals in death benefit case also noted.
A blemished notice details a land dispute involving Janie Campbell on Newnon Street and JW Smithies of Honolulu filing an execution suit against Hutchinson Sugar Plantation for two parcels in Waterina, Hawaii. It lists Chinese labor allotments from the China-Hawaiian Sugar Co and various mills, noting shipments by Wilder’s steamer Kilauea II and Inter-Islands vessels to Kauai.
A telephone report to the police said a woman was being beaten at Pinnehbowl Corner around 11. Captain Cook sent mounted police. the officer found the woman had been chastised by her husband. She ran away but returned home when he cooled off and did not want to file a complaint.
A meeting of the Mima Club at the Hawaiian Hotel outlined a plan for a dancing event at Dunes at Bidepen Twe Park next Friday evening. Evening dress was prescribed. Vocal music will be interspersed with the dancing. Hi PL Poor, Al Sunthies and J. M. Sims were named to a committee to arrange the event.
Aoxen lacrosse players led by Mr. Corbett practiced yesterday afternoon on the baseball grounds. Young athletes including Captain Crane of the Myrtle Boat Club and Captain Thompson of the Unknown Baseball Club, Arch. Smithies, and LS Cuuting showed promise in this new imported game.
FH. Mendenhall, a late Coast arrival, was arrested this morning at 1140 by Officer Gus Cordes for obtaining money under false pretences. He passed a worthless check for 20 on Spreckels' bank to John Buckley of the Hotel stables, knowing funds were lacking.
The American League held a meeting opened by chairman Macray at 7 45 with about one hundred attendees. A. B. Loebenstein of Hilo spoke about Hawaii lands and government, urging white immigration to build homes and power annexation, while concerns over taxes and land values were discussed by others. The session included remarks by WoW Hall on annexation and trade prospects, with the next regular meeting scheduled for October 14.
Inspectors record every lot at the market as 2256 fish arrived by noon with 150 unsold. Mullet sold 2 for 25 cents. other species included omaka and kume from Ako, Waikele Holiwa, and Ewa. Eleven salesmen distributed fish. officials note supply may meet demand.
An afternoon concert at Eugia Syiem features a diverse lineup prepared by Duhwwstor Heitarai. The program includes a mix of instrumental and vocal works, with selections spanning music from classical to contemporary. Local attendees are invited to enjoy the free event starting at 4 Welvek.
A London feature highlights the Jesu Reuse Witoot cigar making machine, compact enough to fit in a small space like a typewriter. It reportedly turns out about 2400 cigars in a ten-boat batch, reflecting an unusual industrial achievement noted by the Indianapolis Journal.
The readable text is garbled and hard to interpret. It mentions possible attacks and a change in life, with unclear references to persons and events. No definite dates places organizations or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
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