24 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1895
Page
1
G. KR Harrison offers practical piano and organ tuning with factory-standard results. Orders left at the Hawaiian News Co will receive prompt attention. All work guaranteed identical to factory work.
No home is complete without a clock, and Brown & Rubey on Hotel street boast the largest assortment. A visit to their shop is likely to be profitable for anyone needing a good clock or timepiece.
From George Washington's diary dated September 15 1895 the quarantine at the Pacific Mail wharf is described. Boys endure fumigation tar water and noise yet enjoy a lively scene with native workers, a German band, and nightly concerts while officials debate meals and beds.
The funeral for Mrs. Sorenson was held at home on Sunday afternoon with Rev. Alex Mackintosh presiding. A large crowd attended as pallbearers included J. A. Kingz, J. A. Thurston, H. A. Purwalee, James Lyle, and others. Undertaker H. H. Williams oversaw arrangements as mourners viewed the dearly departed, whose features were said to appear peaceful despite a heavy rain.
The Wayward Means Committee at the Sanitary Committee HQ discussed Nunanu stream building double retaining walls, sewerage with five vented outlets, and sulfuric treatment to create fertilizer. Garbage disposal by furnace and health rules for crowded Chinese quarters were also considered amid several court cases and fines.
Judge Wilcox sat as Judge Perry was indisposed this morning. The calendar listed 79 offenders of varying degrees whose disputes with the Republic of Hawaii required judicial determination.
In Apana No 3 district near Punchbowl street residents were promised a city clean up by Inspector Lowrey. A local cartman Sam Kn charged residents 25 to 50 cents each for rubbish removal before the city carts arrived, cheating neighbors who could ill afford the fees. The inspector seeks legal means to retrieve the collected cash from Sanshu who profited from the arrangement.
A Lahainy letter to Henry Brith Clerk of the Judiciary mentions the men-of-war Olympia and Bennington still gracing the harbor, reflecting maritime prominence and formal correspondence in the period.
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