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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1897
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes that the Hawaiian Islands are annexed to the United States, with ministers and senators prepared to ratify the treaty. It asserts the authority behind the move rests on the logic of events and may exceed the power sustaining the monarchy’s last symbol.
Mr Mellis pushes a timely discussion for a Hawaiian exhibit at the Trank Ippi Exposition in Omaha. He rejects a fake distant village portrayal and urges a realistic display of Hawaiian civilization and natural resources needing foreign capital, inviting Butterly and others to contribute ideas promptly.
President Jordan has moved chairs changing Professor Howe from economics to social science while Rosa writes a letter in support of free silver causing excitement in the campaign. Jordan denies Ross faces discipline, noting he will not sit his silver theories in the social science chair, a key aspect of the professor's instructional resources.
A.M. Mellin seeks space at the Omaha Exposition for a Hawaiian Cafe and aims to build a fully Hawaiian village exhibit. An Exposition official urges a complete Hawaiian village with natives in life and custom, noting strong patronage and potential profitability. Mollie opposes Midway Plaisance caricature and plans to center on Hawaiian coffee as the exhibit’s core.
Sept 6 1897 describes the Russell Staple Puller and Wire Splicer a drop forged six in one tool of Black Diamond tool steel weighing about one pound. It includes a double staple puller double wire cutter double hammer a pond wire splicer pinchers and a monkey wrench for plows and machines. Useful for tightening slack wire it is praised as the handiest tool for ranchers and farmers with strong sales across the States. Call and see it at Uppooile Spreckels Bank.
A public sale at Kalakaua Hale Police Station Honolulu Oahu Republic of Hawaii on Monday September 2 1897 at 12 noon to dispose of the defendant Puow and property listed under judgment including land parcels at Kamauanui Waialua Oahu and Kumuniu Bemaneou with ten year leases to Edgar and Frank Hal or their assigns. Names of grants RP yuh Kamauanui Poa and stakes include areas 436 acres and 692 5 acres.
John Akina, who had a bench warrant issued for contempt of court over alimony, returns from San Francisco where he fled under citation. He was recognized by Judge Carter aboard a steamer after reportedly drinking, with plans to appear to show cause why he should not be committed.
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