18 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1896
Page
1
An article from The Call discusses the growing need for a large hotel at Waikiki to accommodate a California Press Association excursion of about 150 people. Promoters argue a beach hotel is essential to host visitors, boost tourism, and support liquor licensing for a hotel of that size, citing forecasts of increasing travel from Asia, Australia, and the Pacific.
The ceremonial Camp Fire of Geo W De Lang Dost No 45 California and Nowata will be held at the residence of Commander Past Commander Colin N Wright Little Britain on Tuesday evening September 2 at 7 30. A cordial invitation is extended to all members of this or any other Post with their families and to all veterans of the Union Army and Navy and their families who may be residing or visiting in our midst. Trouble begins at 8 o'clock p m taps at 1 o'clock p.m. Mi and Mie M Warur Honolulu Sept 18 1896.
From Waikiki to Wainane reports that J C Quinn of the United Carriage Co has the finest livery turn outs in town including phaetons bugies and surreys with the market at twenty dollars per carriage.
The Algatta Day program announces the first National Regatta Day celebrated with a Pacific Mail wharf viewing deck, government band, and open houses at Henalnut and Myrtle Boat Clubs. Yacht and boat races, numerous classes, and diverse events are scheduled with refreshments and festivities forIndies and escorts throughout the day.
The Regatta Committee in charge of the celebration includes W. E. Wall as chairman, W. C. Parke as secretary, and David Kawatanakon. They also note the number of chairs placed on the Pacific Mail wharf in addition to those aboard the steamship Aatec.
Minister Cooper spent hours at the Reform School reviewing cruelty complaints. Six boys who attacked Mr Brightwell were taken from police custody and flogged publicly in front of forty three others, receiving six and four lashes respectively. The minister warned that discipline must be maintained and threatened consequences for further disturbances.
On Monday evening next a new term of evening classes will open at the Y M C A. The business department offers bookkeeping typewriting and shorthand taught by Coupin Bluxome and Petrie. Vocal music with focus on church singing is led by Prof. Cook. An elementary class assists those lacking schooling. Hawaiian language instruction by Mr. Porpoe. Debating society planned and historical talks in the hall. Instrumental music entry to the orchestra via Mr. Heitman, conductor. A small fee of two dollars for the term is charged to nonmembers. new members encouraged to join at the start.
The wife of John Lycett, a respected young man, left for San Francisco on the steamer Dorie with a visiting man alleged to be her brother. She took a large amount of household cash, leaving three young children and her husband behind, provoking community concern over the abandonment of the children.
The Stars and First Regiment meet tomorrow afternoon in a highly anticipated baseball game. Babbitt will pitch for the Stars with Hart in right field and Tom Pryce at second. The regiment promises a surprise but remains quiet as fans expect a hard fought contest.
The Westport coal trade brings a run of misfortune with the Coromandel and other vessels. The Coromandel grounded near Westport and later capsized after salvage attempts. A naval inquiry found the stranding not due to port defects, while efforts to raise the sunken hull continue with a cofferdam and pumps planned near Honolulu.
The Government band will perform at Makee Island at 3 o clock on Sunday. The program order includes a concert by the Nomdey Band, with a cancer awareness theme.
The fragment references names Meyrelles Rubenstein Holmes Hoggett and events around a finale. Details are unclear. only scattered proper nouns remain to identify participants and setting.
Ten days ago Henlant Yacht and Boat Club tried a joint dance with Myrtle and Lonkin Boat Clubs for Regatta Day. It failed because Myrtle arranged an informal hop at its own hall. No dance will be held at Hoalani's house.
Disomer J T Williams offers the winning four oared shell crew a group picture of its members, plus an individual photo for each rower, and an additional copy of the group picture for each member. The plan includes a group and individual prints for all winners.
Two options offered at the Louvre include two bottles of stout or two drinks of half with half priced at 250. The setting and era reflect a compact beverage deal typical of informal city venues.
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