25 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1896
Page
1
Notice dated Matotiit Hapembie 17 1806 announces Alfred Magoon. The fragment confirms a named individual and a dated notice but lacks full details or actions.
Notice states that the undersigned grants full power of attorney to Mr. Au Con Ches of Kapaa Kauai. He will act on the grantor by proxy from the Islands. Dated Hunolei Kauai August 1896.
Public notice regarding the author and works by DH WERDERT. Indicates availability or location for finding the books and related items. Details about where and how to locate the titles are provided in readable form for interested readers.
A traveling lawn sprinkler invention moves itself across lawns. It travels in a straight line with an automatic arm circle stop and can be set to any hose length. No sprinkler of this kind has previously been marketed.
Neatly phrased display invitation for Lewers and Cooke at 475 Fort Street. Telephone number 20 listed for inquiries. Parenthetical note suggests inviting readers to view offerings.
Six lots at Waikiki on the makai side of Waikiki Road, about 116 feet from the road, offered for cash or installment purchase. For details contact William Co AchI Real Estate Broker, 10 West King Street, August 18, 1896.
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Hawaii creditors of Walter A Wright of Waimoa Kauai are summoned to prove debts before the Clerk at Court House Honolulu on Monday September 28 1506 between ten o clock and noon and nominate an assignee for the bankrupt estate by the court test.
The San Francisco report details Rev Father D O Crowley defending six year old Percy by forcefully intervening as B R Foss attempted to take the child from Marshall Primary School. Foss and Crowley clashed. Foss was struck, searched, and escorted to the station where Crowley spoke of threats and noted Foss carried an APA magazine.
Letter from Lord Rosebery in the Edinburgh Scotsman urged Parliament to consider a memorial for Robert Louis Stevenson. The Scotsman editorial praised Stevenson as a consummate artist whose originality enriched literature and time, urging contemporaries to show gratitude.
The Anchor saloon on 3 King Street draws crowds during day and night with a grime bird themed decor and a menu featuring beer, wines, and hearty fare. Fred ericksburg and Seattle beers are highlighted as top choices, with Mr. Cunningham ensuring fresh stock and customer satisfaction as the Universal Stores and Ranges report brisk sales at Paottio Hardware Co.
A Waikiki hotel liquor license debate shows property owners largely supporting the project. Senator Waterhouse warns of value declines, while others contend hotel development boosts nearby property values, citing examples like the Alaska Street district and rail depot effects. Local figures note the Sans Souci and Bishop estates would be near the site, and a confidential source argues the hotel could raise neighborhood values, with reservations about licensing.
The Yokohama Specie Bank president Sonoda arrived with four bank officials in August, joined by Bank of Japan's Hayakawa and Mikado’s Financial Department officials Fuwa Honda and Mino be. A Japanese Consulate official says the visit relates to the Chinese war indemnity paid via the Bank of England, though broader aims are noted.
BULLETIN report shows Ralph B. Treadway, Yale crew captain who went to England last summer, photographed by Misstox Yale. noted as missing in foreign news. One Yale crew member substituted for Henley regatta. Judd brothers return to Yale studios. photos imply good condition.
A shipping column announced the drowning of Captain Holland of the schooner Lyg. He may be the same man who commanded the brig Hazard during labor recruitments in the South Seas and who was well known in Honolulu. He left the San Francisco barkentine Douglass on a mat in the South Seas, and a private San Francisco letter confirms this may be the drowned captain.
Weddick departed this morning for Maui where he will marry Miss Baldwin in a ceremony to be held there.
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