26 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1896
Page
1
J T Waterhouse advertises inexpensive White Ynani el Frames and English Cut Glogs with burnished rimes. It promotes Birevittors and Cheesy Plates as useful, notes moisture and soil conditions, and advises using a Hose Reel to protect hoses from wear and cracking during damp periods.
For lease or sale. The Central House on Alskoa street, seag Mote. "Apply wt prove ABOVE Wa. WALE.
Philadelphia prepares to relieve Advisat from Villojr on October 15, sailing to run down the coast, with the Marion in reserve as the representative ship. the iron gunboat Alert may not return soon while Baynington shifts to Central American duty and Hartford work lingers. The Palawan chapel hosted a monthly entertainment, featuring Kaineham ha Cile School performers and a program of choruses, readings, piano pieces, and solos by local students.
Frames for Citizens Guard Certificates made to order for framing. Available at King Bros. located on Hotel Street.
About 800 fans attended the Saturday ball game at Avery Pelut where Wailuku defeated the Stars in a high energy contest. Kaikahi hit a home run for Wailuku, while the Stars showed lopsided pitching and miscues, prompting postgame learning and regional admiration for the visitors.
The case of Mull er Cranstoun and Johnston, deported from Honolulu after the revolution on the Warrinoo, returns to the Supreme Court in Vancouver. Justice Bole orders a new trial for January, while a commission will be sent to Australia to examine Captain Bird, formerly commander of the War rimoo, now operating in Australia, as the Hawaiian Government sues for 360000 damages per exile.
Domestic news from the steamer Belgic brings varied items: California WCTU sets fasting days for woman suffrage, Tynan denied dynamite links and claims hatred for England, Mars canal observations noted as doubled, Turkish right to search ships denied, riots in British Guiana with fatalities, and a range of political and legal notes including a Canadian independence movement meeting in Ottawa and a fatal shooting in San Francisco.
The French cruiser Alger outran the British steamer Empress of China by two hours on the Kobe to Yokohama voyage. Alger displaces about 4,122 tons with 8,000 horsepower, while Empress of China is around 8,000 tons and 10,000 horsepower. Alger trial speed noted at 19.8 knots.
The Australian steamer arrived at Oceanic Dock at 240 bringing a long passenger list. Names include Miss Mary Alexander, Father Adalbert, Miss L Batchelor, Hon H P Baldwin and two children, among many others and accompanying servants, wives, and children.
Reports say Britain aims to acquire a strategic station in Morocco while officials in London express hope for an amicable Venezuela settlement. News notes include Armenian refugees, a Van massacre, and political reactions in London and Washington amid global turmoil.
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