29 Oct 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1897
Page
1
Beall is slated to speak at the Am meeting scheduled for tomorrow in Boone. Local organizers invite attendees to hear updates and discuss plans.
The Hawaii Supreme Court denied rehearing in the Maria K. and William Harbottle vs W. Rawlins case and related suits. Justice Frear delivered the opinion denying rehearing, citing no proper basis. The ruling aligns with Vierra v Hope. Other matters include a new trial for W J Coolbo in embezzlement and various will contests and criminal cases set for the November term.
John Cushingham a veteran mechanic at Honolulu Iron Works received congratulations from comrades and many friends yesterday for his fifty first birthday celebration in town.
A mysterious burglar hit Iwakami's gent's furnishing goods store in the Robinson block Hotel Street, prying open a desk lock with a chisel and taking 283 dollars including a 50 Hawaiian bill. Police suspect two men, with similarities to prior burglaries at Martin's tailor shop and Professor Berger's home, while footprints of rubber shoes were found near an opened heavy window.
The Hilo Herald reports vigorous local opposition to the government wharf project at the Wainkew river mouth. Superintendent Rowell notes only 85000 of 850000 appropriated will be spent with work stopping December 31. Citizens demand a wharf, criticizing the plan as unlawful and a land-use diversion.
J J Egan announces a sixty day sacrifice sale to close out the entire stock of dry goods. The stock is described as fresh condition with marked down dress goods and frocks materials at bargain prices. This opportunity promises deep price reductions not often seen in the market.
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