17 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1896
Page
1
J T Waterhouse promotes affordable White Enamel Frames rich cut glass items and genuine English cut designs with burnished gold lime. Biscuit jets and cheese flutes aid freshness. hoses endure weather and irrigation needs, with warnings about hose wear from dragging and cracking when worn.
Hilo receives arrivals aboard the Annie Johnson with cargo for merchants, horses, cattle, and machinery for the Tee Works and Cold Storage. A social club invitation, road and hotel plans, and a charity subscription for band instruments are noted along with volcano tourism, literary plans, and upcoming band concerts.
At the Anchor, patrons entering during business hours or in the evening are greeted by a taxidermy display of game birds at the bar. The Seattle beer, free wines, and liquors are top quality, with a lunch counter offering palatable fare. Owner Mr Cunningham uses every idea to please patrons. Lund King Street.
A band program will be performed at Emma Square this afternoon featuring Overture Haymond 5, Concert Quartet, and American Patrol. Conductors are being mounted on the giant new poles of the Hawaii Electric Co on Queen Street if there is no rain delaying the event.
Judge Antone Rosa opened the Circuit Court for the Fifth Judicial District in North Kohala Hawaii on October 9 at 9 am. The term disposed many cases including forgery extortion polygamy burglary and embezzlement with multiple defendants sentenced to terms of imprisonment fines and forfeitures and civil actions continued or settled.
In Judge de la Vergne's Police Court this morning three Chinese gamblers were fined $10 each. Doyi was fined $10 and costs for being a common nuisance on a public highway. Fred Wagner pleaded guilty to assault and battery on a Chinaman with sentence reserved. Tam Hoon and Ah Tong were sentenced to sixty days each on the reef for involvement in a chefa game.
The text presents a voter’s view on two evils in a judge election, noting public opinion against both candidates. A dated note references October 12, 1896, and includes lodging rates at Mechanics' Home with daily, weekly, and monthly terms.
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