05 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1896
Page
1
J. T. Waterhouse promotes a wide stock of plantation tools for cane and coffee land work. He claims his store offers complete lines of hoes cane knives axes picks and handles at low prices with small profits. Ready to fill orders from a single item to hundreds of dozens.
Portable sprinkler claims to move itself over lawns, can travel straight or in a circle, stops automatically, adjustable for hose length, priced at £9. Lewers & Cooke advertise from Port Street with a telephone contact.
Six lots on the Waikiki side of Kalla Road near Waikiki Road are offered for sale. Cash or installment terms available. For further particulars contact William C. Achi, real estate broker, Bethel Street near King. August 18, 1896.
President Republican nominee William McKinley writes from Canton Ohio arguing against free coinage of silver. He explains the 16 to 1 silver to gold ratio would hurt credit and industry, detailing how bullion owners could profit while the government bears coinage costs. He cites prior silver dollars and warns of financial peril from the Democratic and silver party platform. A separate Customs Service shakeup sees inspector Thomas Cook and chief appraiser Charles Fishel dismissed amid a broader purge following a ministerial conference and opium-smuggling concerns.
This morning bids were opened for a two story stone front brick building to house stores and offices on Nanann street between Foster building and the old Robinson block at King street. Award not yet made.
A family led by fa J B Daniels arrives in town at Panchbow hill. Residents are warned of a wild-eyed man rushing between town and the Punch bowl hill. The note reminds readers no lunatic has escaped and that Deniola merely forgot something essential to running an establishment.
Police report Kaapani, a Honolulu patrol officer, shot and fatally wounded Portuguese milk vendor Paxeco during a pursuit over cattle impounding on the Panoa valley road. Paxeco attacked with a whip as reinforcements arrived. the officer fired, the bullet entering Paxeco’s right breast and lodging near the lung. Paxeco, known for trouble, died at home shortly after.
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