28 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1895
Page
1
Compiled from Custom House records, the document outlines notable entries dated 1895. It highlights historical tariff details, ship lists, and enumerates duties paid, with emphasis on port activity and warehouse consignments. Named officials and locations anchor the compilation in a maritime governance context.
Macfarlane and Co. acts as agent for GFH with Bolo Agente of Mamm and Co for the Hiwalau Islands. Documentation outlines agency roles and involved maritime shell trade terms.
The New York Herald notes Utah will add a forty fifth star to the national flag, not officially placed until July 4, with a new field design approved by the Quartermaster General. Lieutenant Colonel A H Rockwell prepared the design marking Utah in the fourth row. A detective story ends with a comical mishap as a rat hole is flooded after a supposed clever capture.
The War Department plans to produce a large quantity of National colors for the army with a redesigned flag to be issued on July 4, 1896. The new flag will be 5 feet 6 inches long and 4 feet 4 inches wide with a field of 2 feet 6 inches by 2 feet 4 inches and a nine foot staff. The thirteen stripes remain but are narrowed to four inches.
Humstag Liouwen and Prince Kropotkin voice a belief that Russia must deeply and sincerely revise fundamental conditions. They say Russia’s best ranks agree continued foibles of past life are unsustainable and a new path must be pursued. The steanship Ching was telephoned of Warmanilo at 2 p.m.
In Judge Perry's morning session about thirty offenders faced minor charges. Brown and Mary were fined 10 each for profane language. Chong Hong Kee had assault charges adjourned to the 30th with $25 security. Berg, a vagrant case, set for the 31st. Nine drunks fined, one extra dollar added. Cress and Mrs Crews fined five each for disturbing neighborhood peace. Keene’s Russian War game trial noted. Gwee Hop, selling rotten beef, free on 850 bond, awaiting trial. Other cases postponed. Saturday afternoon Square. Tonight's concert program by Professor Borgerbax includes four new pieces.
Music loving residents can attend a packed week of concerts listed in this notice. Emma Square opens at 7 30 this evening, moonlight concerts at Thomas and Executive Grounds on multiple nights, Makee Island events, and a Monday 3 pm dedication service at the high school.
Wace Reverend C H Yatman spoke at Kamehameha School yesterday morning and again at three services including afternoon and evening at the YMCA ball and a 7 30 p m Protestant service at the Methodist. The persistent revival effort aims to energize Honolulu worship and civic spirit amid religious enthusiasm.
Teams from four military companies competed at Winchester for a day of shooting. Company three won the event for the last time, with scores recorded as 410, 400, 381, and 166. The overall performance did not meet the usual standard.
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Maniwai Llaniwai will reopen soon as an annex to the Hawalia Hotel with expanded decorations. EK C Macfarlane will travel to the coast to purchase a new clothing suite and other fittings for the place. Llaniwai has long been a favorite bathing spot for Hawaiian people and visitors and is expected to grow in popularity. Mrs P M Lucas will oversee operations. no liquor will be sold on the premises. Jack Hall, keeper of the Bird Cage, fled the country after a two charge trial and fines of 100 on each count. bondsmen including Mer Kawukou face potential losses and creditors await outcomes.
A proctien drill of the Mounted Patrol takes place at Makiki this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The maneuvers will chiefly cover mounting and dismounting, and teaching horses to stand at command. Captain Onok leads twenty three patrol men and three officers as he trains new members in horseman ship.
Ballot counts show Cleveland leading the wheel vote with Rambler second while Walker still tops Landsowely for best brevelist. New voters show interest as ballots arrive. two earlier ballots were rejected but would have raised totals. Public interest grows and preparations continue for tomorrow’s box opening. A death report notes Christian Barnholdt, 7, found dead from old age and debility. no inquest. L. B. Kerr introduces Australis line of ginghams and dresses.
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