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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1899
Page
3
A former manager recalls Henry Kellar's stage second sight act. Alden the Magician reportedly identified a green intaglio locket from Mrs. Siddons by cues, sparking astonishment among onlookers including Nellie McHenry and theatrical peers.
In a Worcester County tale a professor bargains with a lawyer over a desk prize. The professor’s plan triggers a chain of notes and clever exchanges as both men tease a mystery about a valued desk accessory and an earlier purchase for four dollars and fifty cents.
A garbled report discusses a Sinn tendency debate and a troubling process of denunciation within a military barracks. The narrative references mutiny talk, a barhugita incident, and a court acquittal amid garbled terms like Praseht gieeal and non Arch.
The New York Sun notes contraband tobacco from Sumatra carried in large quantities, with wrapped parcels selling for about $1 to $24 per pound and duty amounts around 16 cents per pound. It estimates bale values near 80,000 dollars and mentions truck transport potential, highlighting illicit export activity and related industry commentary.
In a quirky courtroom scene a spring poet testifies with a cigar between teeth. The judge warns against jokes and contemplates a sentence of three hours down below as the witness appears nervous and puffs on the pipe.
An advertisement extols Kickapoo Indian Salve as a natural home remedy for cuts burns and bruises. It claims the salve uses ingredients from nature’s laboratory and has been used for centuries, marketed by Hebron Ding Qo as agent for the remedy.
An account notes a plant called Mie Bart cultivated by German gardeners in Slavonia including Chwoika and Tig. Reports suggest the plant, seen as wild violets with violet blooms, was trialed for color under cultivation or soil conditions. If successful, the raven retained bios, the plant could go to sale in 1901.
On July 18 village batteries on the Alps and Apennines keep two to three cannons, fired by weather signals. The unusual protection reportedly stopped hail, with no hail reported in these towns this summer, unlike nearby districts.
Leipaigia plans a 1.6 million Rath boas project on land part of the former Pleisenberg site where Luther once disputed. The torn down area gives way to a redesigned cityscape, preserving a remaining castle tower as a central architectural element.
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