16 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1896
Page
1
A dispatch from Antigonish reports plans for a high level visit to the Pacific coast by prominent figures including Lord Aberdeen and Governor General. The as yet unconfirmed schedule follows discussions in Ottawa and Halifax about imperial affairs and immigration policy.
The Kilohawa Art League last night elected officers led by President Howard Hitch and Vice President Anna Parke. Treas. Augusta Graham. Sec. C. W. Dickey. Committees formed for piano purchase and press work. Annual program set with literary entertainments, dramatic performances, musicales, and lectures through October.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt Liberal leader speaks at Ebbvale on the Armenian crisis urging government action. He says Turkish reforms require abolition of the regime and calls for a joint English Russian effort, including scrapping the Cyprus convention to aid Armenians. Chronicle reports Salisbury and Cor policies on Saltau deposition.
Yesterday afternoon at the YMCA hall a meeting of twenty four graduates from various colleges organized the University Association of Hawaii. Rev. D. P. Birnie named president and J. T. Crawley secretary. A draft constitution was read and adopted, with permanent officers to be chosen.
The Tacoma Ledger reports Dr. Robert B. Dalton registered to vote in the First ward North Eleventh Street, claiming to be the oldest voter enrollee on record, born in North Carolina in 1805. Honolulu Road Club names include L A Thorton and J F Scott as honorary members, with active members Scott Hitchcock and Kirk Porter. a smoker is planned and a road race set for the last Saturday of the month.
Mr and Mrs T J McBride of Toronto tour the Antipodes with A C Lovekin, an old friend, as their guide in our city. McBride is assistant general manager of Massey Harris Co Ltd, Toronto, now exploring the firm’s large interests there. The Warrimoo voyage boosts morale at Anchor Saloon with Seattle beer on ice and comfortable seating. The ranches are touted as the best in Honolulu.
E H F Wolter reports a letter from Seattle noting the safe arrival of A F Heuss the missing contractor and National Guard lieutenant. While in Seattle some time ago Mr Wolter visited Hensa family and can supply his current address to mourning creditors seeking information.
E Wiordan the Fort Street dry goods merchant has leased the brick rear premises formerly occupied by B A Williams. He will convert the space into a toy department and extend the present store backward to include the new leased area.
Arrivals at the Hawaiian hotel since yesterday include Mr and Mrs Sidney Clementson and wife of Beaton who are through passengers on the Warrimoo, he and Mrs C S Kynnersley of Kohala who returned from the Coast today, I J Freeh M D of Boston and Albert H Newell of Melbourne.
The Czar and Czarina entered Paris after a safe arrival by rail from Cherbourg. Crowds lined streets as troops fortified the route to the Russian Embassy. Immense decorations and flags adorned the capital while officials and dignitaries greeted the imperial party at Versailles and Ravengha. The welcome included a fanfare, a guard of honor, and the firing of 101 guns signaling the imperial entry.
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