21 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1895
Page
1
An unclear entry notes a person or place labeled Finomaan with a date or code 18 Conny and a fragmentary phrase. The readable text provides no clear event, action, or outcome to summarize beyond this cryptic identification.
Macfarlane and Co acted as role agents for G H Mumm and for the Hawaiian Islands in a listing that suggests a formal agency arrangement. The note references trade or representation duties involving the brand and region.
Large Masonic Temple funeral for Samuel Louisson drew a crowded gathering of Masons and friends. Floral tributes included a square and compass with G, and tributes from Mystic Lodge and Knights of Pythias. The service featured anthems, a scroll reading, grand honors, and burial rites at the cemetery.
Charles Hustace maintains a notable foreign postage stamp collection in the city and, upon review, admits earlier stamps lacked watermark attention. He now ensures correct watermark checks and will continue to do so. While sorting his collection, he highlights the need for watermarks to verify authenticity and value.
A concert tonight at Emina square begins at 7 under Peitiann. The program includes pieces by Hhaemar Gare and Ledainha, with Pavieleune and Thy Ruye Maiden among selections. Hawaii Power Inspector W. L. Woarriner named Electrical Inspector by local Underwriters boards.
Friends and relatives of Sunes H Bolster, the popular young reporter invalided at Hoodavaley, visited him in Smith's bus yesterday. Mrs. H YT Walker conducted the outing as members of the Young Haitian's Institute delivered music and a tree side picnic. Some party members gathered guavas in the forest while others stayed with the patient and the group plans a town trip soon.
D Howard Hitchcock returns to town and reopens drawing and painting classes at Wits Studio corner of Hotel and Port streets upstairs entrance on Hotel street. Studio afternoons Friday from 2 p.m. Visitors welcome.
A Honolulu fishing and hunting party aboard the Lehua II disembarked at Lanai at daylight after a voyage from Honolulu. They reported tall game including large pigeons and a 200 pound tigerish catch while natives aided the hunt. The crew praised Judge Whiling's arrangements and the hospitality at Lakai and Lanai.
At a special board meeting in Watluka the Board of Health authorized purchases for fumigation and sanitation, rescinded island restrictions, allowed inland steamer travel, and lifted most license restrictions on goods except second hand clothing and furniture. Wages set for cholera hospital nurses. Dr Arm itage’s resignation requested. vacancy offered to Dr Raymond. Cholera and asylum funds discussed with tar purchase and a Supreme Court hearing noted.
William Dean an oil worker, aged about sixty three, died Saturday night at the house of Pred Philp in Sea View. A native of Yorkshire, England, he arrived in 1870 to build theaters for the Hawaiian Hotel and later worked on government projects. He lived on a house boat in the harbor for rheumatism protection and owned homes on Nusisou avenue with about 10000 in US bonds. Funeral was Sunday afternoon at CJ Williams & Bau undertakers.
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A chaotic morning session before Judge Perry featured multiple trials for affray and assault. Poe, accused by a native woman of attempting to seize her baby, received a $25 fine plus costs after a violent confrontation witnessed by several bystanders. Other defendants were fined or had charges altered, including Hinton and Cavaaschello, while Kalei and Kaew faced fines for fighting. Ho Kwai, convicted on opium possession earlier, was fined $50 and costs.
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