19 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 1890 compilation from custom house records titled Interestine Tar vo seve der. The readable portion suggests an archive or ledger itemization related to port customs, though exact subjects and entities are unclear.
Macfarlane and Mom and Co are listed as sole agents for G 1 and Hawaiian Fslendu Vet in a terse trade notice.
Dr Rodgers questions whether he remains Secretary of the Labor Commission or is displaced by the new act. Auditor Laws refuses his 150 dollar monthly pay, citing abrogation of the old commission. Rodgers contends he has earned pay pending reappointment or new appointment. President Dole reportedly making appointments. several nominees declined.
The discussion centers on harbor work including swamp drainage and dredging, with concerns about health risks from sewage and mud. Proponents argue for timely earth cover to prevent disease, while critics caution over government expenses and long-term feasibility.
The text argues for using dredging and dry earth filling to reclaim swampy Lobo land. It proposes government ownership or a 40 cent per cubic yard charge, holding land until property owners redeem it. It stresses protecting the hearth of the community and cost efficiency, urging practical, nonpolitical analysis.
A native woman, Pale, aged about 40, was today committed to the asylum after Dr. Emeran testified she suffers personal insanity with perpetual delusions of wealth and occasional fevered intervals. He noted frequent homicidal tendencies and urged permanent confinement. Judge Perry ordered commitment.
John TP Waterhouse lists stock at his Queen Street grogery department and the Port Street holiday goods display. The stores boast a well filled assortment of dry goods and Indies dresses, highlighting one of the city’s best holiday repositories.
A distorted temperance ad boasts percentages for alcoholic drinks at Rainier Bow and other outlets. It lists beverages such as cider and claret with implied alcohol figures amid cluttered text referencing a drought at the Criterion.
Lowaid EHitehcock returns to town and reopens drawing lessons at his studio located at the corner of Hotel and Pore streets. The studio is upstairs with an entrance on Hotel street. Classes resume Friday afternoons from 2 pm to 4 pm, and visitors are welcome.
A large crowd attended the Leilima Club ball last evening, with lively dancing by about seventy five couples. The organizing committee led by James Sims Loy and J. Loit earned praise for arrangements, decorations by James Spencer, and musical performances by Ward, Herrick, Ordney, Hennessey, and others. Refreshments included ice cream, lemonade, and cakes. A long attendance list followed, noting many guests and participants from Olympia and local societies. The evening closed around 1 am as dancers, tired but pleased, anticipated a future similar event.
London dispatch of Sept 24 reports Henry Libouehere's Trath protests against English scrutiny by Parliament over suffering during the Hawaii revolution. It notes the Aston don brothers, Canadian barristers, deprived by the Dole government amid the tumult.
Harrison, a practical piano and organ maker and tuner, can furnish best factory references. Our address at Hawaii News Co. will receive prompt attention. all work guaranteed to be done in factory.
The District Court opened with the trial of M Po de Cambra charged with malicious mischief for destroying wire fencing on Menool Muckusis property valued at Ten dollars. Judge Perry found the defendant not guilty. Alopei and wife Mary and their son appeared in court over alleged violations of school rules. the boy pleaded guilty and the sentence was suspended. The opium case involving Wally Davis W Sumner Ellis and others was postponed. Davis and Ellis posted 250 bail while others remained in custody. Manoel da Silva forfeited bail. Pao, accused of assault on a Chinese man, was set for Monday 9 am.
The Oriental freight for this port to San Francisco aboard the Poe fie Muir Steamship Hr Janeiro and return via Chil die carries 107 pkgs matting 3 pkgs parcels 500 pk sugar 142 pkgs beans 85 pkgs quiies 24 pen oil AB pkgs tea L10 pkey rice U2 okga mdse. The Wawatian band performs at Emma Square this afternoon at four with March of Our Fronts and Mendaioru in Wei Wits I A Hurt War from Attain Men ialop. A horse on King Street has a broken leg after a wagon toppled onto it. the creature is under care and likely to recover. Don't monkey with thy hearse.
Correspondents are asked to submit communica tions early for publication. Display ad messages should reach the business office before noon each day. Reading and By Authority notices may be sent by time up to 2 p.m.
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