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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1899
Page
9
A report questions the belief that burglars use chloroform on sleeping victims. Physicians cited say healthy sleepers typically wake from ether or chloroform, noting effects are overstated and require long, risky administration. Experts doubt such methods occur, suggesting sensationalism. York Times.
A New York Sun piece discusses the sources of camel's hair brushes and bristle supply. It notes Persian, Indian, German bristle markets and the practice of gathering bristles from living animals or their resting sites. It contrasts camel hair with sable and outlines industry roles in Europe and America.
A humorous reminiscence contrasts a man’s awkward exit from a moving streetcar with a woman’s bungling attempt. It ponders why women struggle to dismount while the New York Sun cites a similar observation. The piece shifts to Waikiki travel lore and local entertainment, noting the Anchor Saloon’s drink offerings and the Orpheum Theatre program that night.
Six new plans outline heavy work on the islands, with notes from Artesian Wells and Kati. The Trentamit teens program is to operate these projects, aiming to organize and accelerate well construction and related infrastructure.
The Orpheum Company plans to stay open until new chairs arrive from the States, then perform in Spreckels Hall in Hilo. Two first class acts from West Australia will tour for three to six months, with others on shorter four week engagements. Prof. Sharpe gains permanent position and higher pay as accompanist while Trixie Culman and Lillian Leslie head back to the States in about two weeks. A reliable cab service advertises at Tol 319.
Impounded at the Government Pound Makiki Kona Island of Oahu are an bay horse bearing branded right hind leg white spots on back white head white areas above hooves and white beneath the stomach. Unless pound fees and damages are paid, sale will occur on the date stated September 4 1899 per law.
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