12 Dec 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note references January to Ist 1805, role of agent and duties, mentions Howe and local authorities. Text is incomplete with many garbled terms. cannot determine full event, person, or jurisdiction from available words.
A large crowd attended the performance featuring Steeneth and Kee Kittie Kid on the high trapeze, strong acts by Miss Ida Vernon and Wilfred Burns, and a mount of trained horses. The show closed with an English steeplechase tableau while other acts impressed with daring feats and lively clowning. The Hawaiian paintings on display captured sunset glow and tropical scenes, drawing art lovers to a rich arb exhibition atmosphere.
A holiday season sale exhibition showcases D Howard Hitchcock’s art at Pacific Hardware Company in Honolulu. The display features landscapes pastel studies studios and portraits highlighting the artist’s versatile talent in a public gallery setting upstairs in the store.
The Samoa Times notes no warship in Apia harbor on November 30 and that rain threatens the business sector. The copra trade is dead, urging capitalists to cultivate tropical products beyond copra and appealing to the Three Powers to fix the political situation. Captain Fischer of Waratah claims he is a sea serpent, while Royalist visits the murder scene and six natives are detained for trial in Fiji. Two Apia youths die trying circus stunts. A cacao plantation syndicate buys lands near Api for cacao cultivation. German warship Bussard relieves Pulke at Simon and heads to Loga Pago.
Sven and Wilcox praised New Zealand officials and courtesies while visiting on a tour from Dunedin to Auckland. They were guided by the Surveyor-General, traveled by rail and four horse wagons, crossed vast lakes and toured principal cities in favorable weather on a highly enjoyable itinerary with extensive access to land operations.
A San Francisco Chronicle account quotes Edward Davin at Hamilton Hall Oakland delivering a sermon on temperance. He argues legislation cannot reform hearts, condemns zealotry, praises moderate license, and questions national prohibition while urging public sentiment against evil.
Nova Noten ships fifty boxes of Sonoma apples to Japan and has sent other fruit to Siberia and Mexia. An attempted jail arson at Low Gates ended when a night watchman quelled the blaze. Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce goods head for Atlanta by rail. Dredging around Snohomish marshlands nears completion after Holland settlement years ago. In Ventura County an administrator sale set a new record when a horse fetched 50 cents to a Mexican boy who desired the halter.
The Board of Health met with President Waterhouse presiding. Monsarrat reported cattle slaughter figures and condition. a $50 toy bill for a leper settlement from Father Wendelin was received. Toys to be sent on Monday. Y M C A lepers may hold midnight Christmas Eve service. Fishing restrictions mostly kept, taro planting near Insane Asylum allowed, fumigating plant and quarantine site kept over. Kallipio's fish consumption tallied 95 4100 in two weeks ending Dec 10. Crab and shellfish embargo at market lifted.
Evans' troupe of Japanese delivered an excellent show last night featuring a wondrous umbrella balancing act. The performance included many feats, while reports note Republicans in Spain call for autonomy for Cuba to end the war. Hooper, Baltimore's first Republican mayor in thirty years, assumed office on November 20.
A cryptic message from New York figure bidina bund appears to extol retained wit and cautious planning. The phrasing hints at a reflective stance on wisdom and foresight, though specifics are unclear.
The storm brewed over several days and was blamed by some on the recent earthquake. Rain began suddenly at 11 last night and has fallen with little wind and no appreciable cessation. A report from Curtis J. Lyons at Ponahou says his rain gauge measured 1.00 inches by 2 p.m with no remaining moisture indicated.
The Aristides arrived from London to Sydney with the Captain, 13 crew, and two Terre Neuve passengers. After a fierce gale near St Paul Island, a distress signal prompted a rescue of the derelict vessel. Terre Neuve, from Hamburg to Adelaide, endured days adrift, dismasted and swamped, with ten feet of water in the hold and the crew nearly starving.
Severe storm impacts reported in the southern Kitawa region. Ports on the Black Sea reportedly submerged and harbor facilities damaged. Debris and weather-related losses estimated around 40 million forbie. Authorities assess maritime risks and coordinate emergency response.
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