30 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1896
Page
1
J T Waterrouse advertises temporary use of White Flannel Frames and rich cat glass with burnished rims. It touts biscuit jars cheese plates good for keeping crackers fresh, and notes hoses wear from dragging, urging durable purchases for weather and irrigation needs.
Captain Camara tells this paper he and Colonel McLean have differences that were sent to the Minister of Foreign Affairs as a matter of record. He says he has not received an answer but Colonel McLean has asked for an explanation of a sentence from Bellarin's report about grave dissatisfaction within the company.
The item claims Irvine toured California and predicts Bryan would win by 50,000. Irvine has never written such a statement and calls the claim baseless. Also noting available rooms at Popular House on Wort Street from $1 per week.
A new two story wooden hotel with iron roof will replace the current property in Hilo. Architects Ripley & Dickey describe a semicircular garden fronting the courthouse, a 70 foot frontage, 150 foot drive, and cottages connected by a continuous verandah. The plan includes ten upper floor bedrooms, two bathrooms, and ample staff spaces. W. G. Irwin and John A. Scott approved the project and bids will follow detailed drawings and specifications.
A plan emerges in Hilo to combat intemperance by medical means. Texas brothers Cowart and Kirkpatrick will establish an Arlington cottage institute to treat alcohol addiction, with support from local clergy business leaders and officials. The effort argues medicine can cure the craving where willpower fails.
The second invoice has nearly all been disposed of and third is on the way. The superior quality of the castings from this factory and the fine finish of their goods have earned them a strong reputation in the United States. They are sold by the Pacific Hardware Co.
The Hawaii Supreme Court discharges Tanaka on habeas corpus after mittimus review. It reverses a circuit court demurrer in Kolea Sugar Co. v Smith et al, holding equity can partition without both titles in court. It also decides taxes on imported wine set a 15 cent per gallon duty with deficiency recoverable, upholding that unreturned wine cannot be reshipped.
On Sunday while the bark Alden Besse sailed to this port a Swede named Miller fell overboard near the bow. Help was called as a life buoy and boat hooks were used but the man could not be found. The log notes the incident at 845 am with the life buoy and cap recovered. Position Lat 24 25 N long Lat 65 20 W.
A traveler greeted on the colonial steamer dock by a Honolulu resident. They await chalked luggage by Customs. The visitor asks about rain and is directed to Kochor Saloon for a rainment of beer.
A childand two elder siblings were on King street after a ball game when a wheel driven by Captain Ward of Gainsborough struck Huton causing injuries to two youths and the girl. The girl suffered facial injuries and a dislocated arm previously, with De Murray and Attorney General Smith noted as guardians.
A grand concert by four glee clubs will be held at the Drill Street tonight to support the old Kamoilili church. The event begins at 7 o clock on Saturday evening, followed by a varied program performed by the participating choirs.
Waste the Ware Mr. Fred J. Pooley first officer of the Japanese steamship Kin shin Maru now in port was an officer on a Japanese steamer engaged in transporting troops during the Japan China war. He has been decorated with a cross shaped medal by the Emperor and received a special medal to wear in his button hole and a purse of gold. He picked up two shells while visiting a battlefield and keeps them aboard the steamer AS mementoes.
A man named Jim witnessed a large fish at the old fishmarket wharf this morning. He struck it with a crowbar, hitting the spine. the fish died. Oliver Yoma then provided aid or praise for the act, and the fish was seen near the water wheel at the police station stables.
The Honolulu Athletic Association will host a five mile handicap road race tomorrow afternoon starting at 4 PM from Jackson's corner Waiki ki and finishing at Union square. Entries include Na wahi, Frank Grace, IT V King, John Sylva, Sylvester, Isaac Adams, C Brede, K Porter, and George Martin.
A J Derby D D 8 dental office advertises cottage number 100 on Alakea Street with telephone 615. Office hours are 9 AM to 4 PM.
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