28 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1896
Page
1
Waterhouse reports frequent demand for temporary use frames and occasional need for extensive ones. The firm believes cheap White tunnel frames will meet the purpose.
The notice touts high quality English cut glues with burnished gold trim and lists items like Bisewit Jara and Cheese Plates. It notes seasonal weather, frequent light showers, and the need for irrigation as the soil dries. It warns that hose wear from dragging damages hoses and reduces water retention.
The notice states that the day has been hidden to advance the Eluwallun Inands project. It indicates the governing body action and the anticipated timeline for the change. Public access and participation procedures are referenced.
Public notice offers lease or sale options for the Central House located on Alakew Street. Interested parties may apply with stated terms and conditions to contact WALE for further details.
Captain Camara, awaiting reply from Military headquarters, declined to discuss details about the troubles in Company C. He said grievances with Colonel McLean have been officially addressed and no action will occur until the headquarters answer is received.
Charles B Dole, champion all round athlete and nephew of President Dole, led a YMCA California pentathlon at the Presidio on Saturday October 17. He broke the 12 pound hammer record by two feet and the high jump mark by one inch, with a pole vault best of 10 feet 6 inches after clearing 10 feet 2 inches.
The Mounted Reserve met at the police station yesterday to elect a captain after Judge A. W. Carter resigned. W. F. Dillingham was chosen as captain, with Judge Perry and BE, KK, Adame elected as lieutenant aids.
Betting centers report wide money on the Republican side with McKinley favored at odds from 5 to 2 to 5 to 1. Bryan backers seek higher odds against their candidate as bookmakers Ashwan and Rankin list local odds on state results amid nationwide wagering on the recall election.
General Grosvenor released a revised tally on the presidential vote from Athens Ohio. He lists 292 electoral votes for McKinley and Hobart with 224 needed, noting gains in several states and uncertainty in Florida Texas Louisiana and North Carolina. He cautions still doubt about some states but predicts a substantial electoral college majority for McKinley.
A man named Julien D. Hayne reportedly passed a cheque for 8100 endorsed by his wife Norsual at a Salt Lake hotel. Mrs. Hayne later stopped payment, and the landlord and hotel staff issued warnings detailing his likeness and identifying information.
Note indicates the table was compiled in the first week of October. State reports show a material shift in support toward McKinley, boosting his election chances. Exchanges claim Bryan money is scarce at any odds.
The Call notes the steamer Australia sails today for Hawaii carrying ten cabin passengers including Colonel Edward and Fred W. Macfarlane, son of Judge Widemann, who have stayed at the Callifornia. The Royal Hawaiian band will perform at the pier and aboard, with Hawaiian songs and floral tributes planned for a festive sendoff.
Judge Carter rules there was only a judicial separation between Dr. Trousseau and his wife, upholding a contract for financial settlement under French law. Plaintiff Edma G. Trousseau is awarded 29,968 dollars and costs. Hartwell represents plaintiff, Brown and Dickey defend. Mrs. Trousseau then sues for widow’s dower against Captain John Ross in Hawaii land bought at foreclosure.
Dan McKenzie informs Beirin he did not seek an arrest warrant over missing carpenter tools believed taken into Mrs Levey’s house. A search ensued, Kaapa prepared to arrest. McKenzie objected, owner recovered property. McKenzie says he did not blame Levey and had transferred extra items to her.
Bids for the Bister dock and a new Port street building above Hotel were opened. lowest bid by Fred Harrison at 4250 won the contract. Sterling the painter offers roof painting with coal tar and cement composition as a cheap roof preparation option.
A 1896 lead letter from L Conny of the Soldiers Department Chicago to a Republican contact urges forming Union Veterans Patriotic Leagues in every state. It references General Sickles and Major McKinley, seeks literature from New York Headquarters, and promotes veterans campaigning for national unity and wartime loyalty.
A. St. M. Mackintosh pleaded guilty to heedless driving and was fined 25 dollars and costs after his horse and buggy nearly struck A. G. Hitchcock and wife near Maker Island. The morning session also heard Hickey family troubles and two charges against William Hickey for disturbing his father in law and another with a pick handle. Marshal Brown prosecuted, A. G. M. Robertson defended.
Despite rain, Company B led by Vicet Lieut Jacobsen conducted a lively drill last night. An election for first lieutenant is planned for next Tuesday, with an effort to postpone to see the Opera House opening. A competitive drill is announced for January with a prize of 8500.
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