21 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1896
Page
1
A fragment notes whether Tee No and Sprickler have ever been placed on the market before. The readable text does not provide a clear transaction outcome, date, or involved parties beyond the product names. Further details are not available in the excerpt.
The Gor Life Tomrance Chanpany of Now Yi announces that Mr Curtin will remain in Honolulu to attend to company affairs for The Wri Mania Life Insurance Company of New York with Bulty Attorney listed as the liable agent.
A bustling regatta day in Honolulu drew large crowds to waterfront venues including the Pacific Mail wharf and Myrtle and Healani boat houses. Yachts Helene and Bonnie Dundee competed with Bonnie Dundee winning the first race, while Kabaekupuna won the main prize. Swimming, steamer and canoe events attracted many spectators as organizers and local clubs hosted decorations, bands, and refreshments amid a windy, festive atmosphere. The day closed with challenge notes from the Myrtle crew and notices for a Camp Fire event by the De Long Post with veterans welcome.
Government band performs at Bawa square this evening at 7 30 program includes Overture More Noon and Night Finale and selections listed with multiple titles and performers, weathered by unclear OCR.
Lahaina defeated Wailuku 16 to 20 in a lively Lahaina-Maui baseball clash dated Sept 1, 1996. Meheula pitched for Wailuku with strong play from Abbott and Rosencrans. Jodgy Carter praised for promoting athletics. Spectators enjoyed music by Mr. Cuello and entertainment despite smoking in the outer room.
A Friday evening gathering at the Young Hawaiians Institute rooms in the Fort block Nauanu street drew many including members’ wives families and foreign guests. Chas Wilcox presided delivering a Hawaiian welcome while new officers were installed and later ceremonies included songs temperance drinks and refreshments with music and cards in the outer room.
The court docket listed sixty six offenders with penalties for offenses. Twelve drunks including Emily with a compound jag faced fines or bail, while Abu Tai paid four for celebrating a Chinese holiday and firing crackers. Chang You fined thirty for dealing in chefy tickets. Ali Fat and Yen Yeu fined 50 each for opium possession. One horn player fined five for disturbing neighbors. Ten Chinese labeled common nuisances faced fines from seven to four dollars. Seven natives admitted selling liquor without license with sentences suspended pending action.
Judge Perry takes under advisement the ejectment Harbottle versus Rawlins. Supreme Court opens regular term. Judge Carter approves Frances Hobron trustee annual account with receipts 10842.73 payments 1228.49 balance 14124 4. The final account of James Armstrong executor of Louisa Armstrong’s will approved and he discharged. Petitioner to retain all estate property in hand. sole devisee under the will. East balance 602. income about 1400 yearly. Kabookano for petitioner.
A large audience attended a Saturday evening program at Palama Chapel featuring violinist Mr Hall, a reader Miss Richards, Mrs Black, Mr Meender, Rev Mr Vinnie, and Miss Michards. The event launched a planned series of entertainments at the chapel in coming months.
Spectators pack the grounds as First Regiment battles Stars for the title. In a tight game through six innings, Simerson replaces the injured Woordls and leads a late batting rally that storms past the regiment, with several players knocked about but none seriously hurt.
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