24 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1896
Page
1
J T Waterhouse features inexpensive White Enamel Frame items, rich cat glass, biscuit jars, and cheese pines praised for keeping food fresh. They tout durable hoses and irrigation needs, warning that dragging hoses wears coverings and causes leaks, urging purchase of better plumbing goods.
The article by J. M. Horver in the Hilo Tribune contrasts Hawaiian and American republics. Harper argues the Republic of Hawaii lacks real reform, noting a constitution and a President replace the King but government still relies on monarchy legacies and delayed republican foundations.
Gathering Tonighe in the old mission building on Cooke homestead King Street features reminiscences of the Hawaiian mission by members. A. Frank Cooke offers a welcome to members and the public for this interesting occasion, noting the house as the first frame building in the islands built with material from Cape Horn in 1820.
Navy discipline on Uncle Sam’s ships is spelled out in General Order No. 459 signed by the Secretary and President. It lists penalties for officers and sailors including death for murder, loss of numbers for profane language, solitary confinement for bread and water, and various discharges for offenses from drunkenness to cruelty and mutiny.
At the Honolulu Executive Council meeting President Dole and officials considered pardons for rioters and Niemann amid petitions. In Hilo, civic actions included beetle quarantine concerns, volcanic activity updates, association meetings, and a shift of business figures. a court case involving W V Ashford and Mrs Kahananui center on alleged gifts versus loans tied to land ownership.
The Myrtle Boat House shimmered with Chinese lanterns and lamps as officers and members hosted a stylish event on the lanai and verandas. Prominent society figures and officers of the J. S. Adams attended, despite inclement weather. British Commissioner Hawes donated fifty volumes of Challenger expedition records to the Bishop Museau, presented with officials from the museum and acknowledged by Rev. Dr. Hyde and Professor Brigham.
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