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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
6
In a dense excerpt from a Holmes tale, Milverton pressures Lady Eva and others as he plans to expose letters. Inspector Lestrade and Holmes discuss the threat to a budding marriage, while Milverton weighs strategies to publish and ruin a reputation. The scene centers on deception, blackmail, and moral risk.
An early note to Queen Victoria used the honorific Your Enormity. A missive from Abyssinia styled her as Queen of Kings Empress of the Great Red Man, and Highland teats urged all to come to the Queen.
A late year meeting discusses medical examiner procedures and language requirements. President Pinkham, Acting Governor, and Attorney General weigh examinations, interpreter use, and rules since 1902 with calls to publish written notices before action.
At the Lyric theater a dog attack injured Helen Wilson after a scuffle with a rival in the crowd. The dog owner faced threats as bystanders described the violent scene and fear of further harm.
A hospital doctors group proposes to unite with neighboring counties to establish a shared honor and sanitarium for indigent tuberculosis patients. They seek county cost sharing to build and operate the institution, replacing scattered care in separate county hospitals where patients mingle with others and face longer waits.
Report on a high level exchange between French Premier and Russian envoy Witte at the Foreign Office in Paris. Discussion touched on Muslin stance, potential peace terms, and how France may influence allied policy while keeping negotiations discreet amid cautious optimism for a balanced settlement.
Thomas Lawson in Huston extolled Westerners as the bone and sinew of the country according to his July 1 remarks. He praised their courage and warned against reforms they oppose while noting his tour of the West and public interest in fiscal systems. Chinese students in Shanghai advertise English teaching with limited curriculum.
Robert A. Cree Woll editor of The New Yorker and chief of The Sockil Waitara' Boolery reportedly leaped or fell under a subway at Seventy second Street station. The District Attorney notes the mind unbalanced by arrest and troubles from an inquiry into the Octal Eastern Hortery. Congressman Joseph L. Abte nook of Covington, Ky, charged criminal bet over publication in The New Yorker.
A May Day row on Atlantic City boardwalk saw Mayor ban transparent bathing outfits amid protests by several women. By afternoon the mayor announced only nontransparent bathing salts would be allowed on the beach under new edict, with local men and youths present during the incident.
United States Commissioner Waterson reports rising European arrivals in July reaching about 36,000, up from last year, with over a thousand deported. Authorities cite increased inquiries and enforcement to curb undesirable entrants due to overcrowding and unfit passengers.
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