18 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1895
Page
1
Bole Agents for i WH and Manin & Co. handle compiled listings from Custom House Records noting Hawaiian Tetons involvement. The fragmentary text references Nomfelding Interesting Futondas and total compilations dated 1895.
Testimony yesterday and today exposed police informers and special officers moves to trap alleged illicit liquor sellers. Witnesses including Ott Lindenberg and Cordes described bottle tests, money missing, and officers pressuring the defendant as judgment neared. The defense denied wrongdoing and Perry acquitted the defendant, freeing the informers to pursue another case.
A garbled defense of San Francisco editor Towse appears in the Honolulu Star. The writer condemns the city as dissipated and uncouth, and jokes about repairs for a missionary organ while envisioning cholera germs and legal consequences.
Supreme Court opinion by S. K. Kane overturns a motion for new trial in Marin Kaanuung v. Keahi F W Vandenberg administrator and C P Kanakana. Case spans two juries over two years with mixed verdicts and bond reductions. Other rulings include ejectment in Harvest vs James Campbell and real estate sale petitions. Local notices cover court actions, officers elected, and shipping health board incidents.
A temperance notice presents the average alcohol content of liquors from local producers. It lists Rainier Review at four percent, Olympia beer at around six to eight percent, and clarets near eighteen percent, with advisory notes on mildness. The fragmentary item urges caution and reform.
A rumor of serious trouble on the Olympia spread after crew refused work over lack of food. later an amicable settlement allowed potatoes bread and other provisions for the forward mess. The dispute grew from a misunderstanding between the captain and ship’s doctor about fresh meat and vegetables on board.
Over two days the Board reviewed several items and voted to keep the High School funded as a pay school until the Legislature acts. Several teachers were detailed or reassigned, including Sirah Orkeon ty Ine as assistant at Kohalawebu, Mrs Bell resigning, D. A. Buck replaced by LB. Brackenridge at Hanebi, Robert Meheula as temporary assistant at Olupala Wot, Maus Mire. Morin Hugh as second assistant at Kilauea, Ku al, Horses to be principal at Malakena, Nora Rickard named assistant at Hunokaa. Fors Street primary will move into the stone building with Miss Coursen as principal. old wooden building to be repurposed. An additional teacher may be appointed to Fort Street.
Early in the day correspondents must submit communique content for BULLETIN publication. Display advertisements should go to the business office before noon each day. Author notices should be submitted by 2 PM to ensure timely reading.
The reader is urged to gather strength from Hood's Sarsaparilla to overcome weariness and nervousness. The message claims renewed vigor and confidence will follow by using the product, presenting a hopeful remedy amid fatigue and daily strain.
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