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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1896
Page
4
Kinumerators ask residents in the POR Honolulu District to report any overlooked households not yet enumerated. Anyone aware of missing dwellings is urged to notify the under kioned to ensure complete census distribution.
An item from the San Francisco Chronicle notes a large and growing sugar intake in the United States. If this trend persists, domestic supply may face sustained pressure. Hawaii benefits from the outlook, while California doubts beet sugar profitability. U S policy on sugar and reciprocity could shape future prices and duties. France seeks parity with Britain over the Orsini case, touching on the Tynan affair.
The report describes tensions between Philippine authorities and Cuba amid violent actions. It notes discounts or dismissals of Cuba in ongoing disputes, with reference to actions described as deeds of blood. Specific dates, places, or names are not provided in the readable text.
A dispatch reports Spaniards killed over fifty four insurgent prisoners who died of suffocation after being held in a Manila dungeon overnight. Public executions are used to terrorize sympathizers as insurgents gain ground inland. Also noted is Major Tanner’s victory over Um tigeza’s 4000 men at Fort Charter in Matabeleland.
Count Matenkata becomes Premier and Finance minister in the new cabinet, Viscount Takashima named War Minister, Count Okuma Foreign Affairs. Pan-Armenian relief efforts stir Britain and the United States. mass protests in Manchester oppose Turkish policy. Turkish deportations and unrest prompt naval inquiries in Paris.
Ww Doe from Sam Fennet team and Ane Melville Marx of the Columbia Theater management will ride the steamer Australia to Honolulu tomorrow, ahead of the Frawley company opening Honolulu’s new opera house. The Western booking aims to extend to Australia with Musgrave and Williamson. The Chronicle lauds Irwin’s theater and notes the Frawley company will perform three weeks in Honolulu in The Great Unknown, followed by several other plays.
The Pacific Hardware Co. promotes a 3 ply hose claiming longer life than a 4 ply option made of inferior materials. King Bros. on Hotel Street advertises frames described as the best and most tasteful, suitable for harmonizing with pictures.
A New England legislator sends flower seeds to a constituent and receives a playful thanks about long names. A Capitol visitor notes clerks dispatching seed packages. The piece ends with a plug for Mophet St Clair Woop Stoves, praising their model features, oven, hot water tank, six burner surface, and price 50 dollars, plus a Golden Anvil range at 50 and 65 dollars. Lanterns with glass oil containers are advertised for four dollars.
Prepared to do engraving and printing on cards, wedding and society stationery and announcements. Fine monogram embossing, address dies and stamping in color or plain. Cards from your plate $1.50 per hundred.
H F Wichman advertises dust proof Walthams with full warranty and other makes from five dollars to two hundred. Large stock, promise of low prices and reliable pieces, inviting customers to select a watch affordable for any pocket.
An urgent ad urges buyers to act quickly as Ramelers sells 1895 wheels at a fixed price of 75.00 each. The offer stresses the price will not drop further and only a few wheels remain, highlighting the wheel’s popular hub as a proven satisfaction in this land.
The text notes annoyance from flies to a bald headed man and a hairy man, then mentions a killer that works with neatness and dispatch, followed by a remark on a combination thermon and barom kept about the house.
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