04 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1896
Page
1
Waterhouse offers a full line of plantation tools including hoes cane knives axes picks and wedges. The ad claims low prices with a small profit and ready supply to fill orders from one article to a hundred diggen.
A peculiar device called the Traveling Lawn Sprinkler autonomously traverses lawns in straight lines or circles, stopping automatically at any length, claiming to be unlike any sprinkler ever placed before.
President Dole attended the arms drill at Armory Square with Col Roper and Majors Potter McLeod and Jones watching Captains Coop er Ziegler and Appleton lead Company G and D in precise maneuvers. A $100 prize from President Dole energized the event as drill evolutions showcased expert arms handling and marching, amid crowd control by onlookers and officers.
The State prepares for a pivotal ballgame between Kamehameha and Stars as two new players join the roster for tomorrow. Stars listed infield and outfield positions with substitutes Wodehouse Bayees Carter Conradion McNicoll while Kamehamehas expected to field a similar lineup as last Saturday. King Bros frames captivate town with elegant designs and modern appeal.
The court dismisses the libel by Moereos by Colburn, ruling no merit in the claim. The libellant acted in mistaken law, there was no danger in boarding the vessel, and possession lay with the imposter and police under the statute. References to the Champion case cited. W.R. Castle and A. Tose for the libellant, Kinney & Ballon for the claimants.
The National Review discusses why people crave holidays, tracing instinctive behavior to primal stages. It recounts Dr. Louias Robinson's theories that babies resemble young primates and that ancient nomadic life shaped humans' urge for change and new scenes.
Desultory cannonading echoes through the city as explosions and flames erupt from a gas engine escape pipe at the National Iron Works on Queen Street, about once a minute, signaling industrial activity rather than military action.
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