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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1896

Page

4

Decoration business looms as Hawaii honors gifts bill passes

The Evening Bulletin notes the January 21 Senate passage of a bill authorizing certain persons to accept decorations from the Hawaiian Government. The editor warns of rising tensions on the Eastern question while storms threaten in other areas. The piece reflects on the Republic engaging in diplomacy and decoration exchanges.

United States Senate Republic

Charter Prospects for Pacific Cable Seen by New Jersey Syndicate

New Jersey syndicate faces House committee scrutiny as subsidies are trimmed and the table reduced to give the project some show for benefit from the cable.

Jereey Syndicate Pacific Cable Jabbv

Unusual Mortality Dominate This Week’s Foreign News

The week’s foreign news notes higher mortality among prominent men, with England losing a royal family member and leader, while the United States debates public law changes. The dull US theater season prompts companies to tour, but Honolulu lacks venues to host. A year of deprivation could spur rebuilding the burnt Opera House.

England United States Honolulu

January Deaths Report In Honolulu City

The Morthary Report states fifty deaths occurred in January in the city, below the growing population’s average. It lists ages and nationalities, with causes including fever consumption and pneumonia, and notes sixteen other deaths from varied causes. Ward deaths range from one to thirteen across the five wards, per Agent Reynolds’s monthly report to the Board of Health forthcoming meeting.

Reynolds Board of Health

District Court Sentences For Larceny Third Degree

In district court Judge de la Vergne sentences D Makanahon to one year three months in jail a ten dollar fine and costs for larceny in the third degree Moa receives two years one month in jail a ten dollar fine and costs. How old must a female reformer be before she ceases to be a new woman. BuffaloExpress

de la Vergne D. Makanahon Costa Moa Buffalo Exprese

Hawaii Circuit Court Passes Rape Case and Sessions

In Hawaii Republic vs David Elia the circuit court heard testimony from Kealohaliilii and others as prosecutors and Kalalewai for the defense. The judge denied a defense motion to discharge the defendant and the case remains in progress with further examinations slated. Other matters included McDonald vs Clubs Stables arguments, Walsh manslaughter calendar, Brito embezzlement objections, Booth vs Kahn decree, and alimony issues in Nott divorce.

Republic of Hawaii David Elia WK Woaianau Jib Cooke GW Macy NK Keola A Morria H Kamana J N Taylor Jon Mahoney W Ringer Win McGarn J L Kawewelii J Panninni Kealohaliilii Kalalewai McDonald Vs. Clubs Stables Walsh Wailuku Nott Allen & Robinson F. H. Redward Perry Carter Trover George H. Paris C. W. Macfarlane

Tribune Wheels Lauded By Scientific American In 1896

The Scientific American extols the Tribune Bicycle as the leading American wheel. It credits American manufacture with superior quality and notes the Black Manufacturing Company of Erie, Pennsylvania for producing the complete high grade wheel. The article invites buyers to see 1896 Tribune improvements across Tan dems Racers and ladies or gents models.

The Scientific American United States the Tribune England Black Manufacturing Company Erie Tribune

Circuit Court Opens With Twelve Docketed Cases

Saturday sessions are set for twelve diverce cases on the Circuit Court calendar. J W Thompson serves as courtroom clerk, recording minutes in shorthand. A G Corres is admitted to the bar and takes oath to uphold the Constitution and duties of attorney and counselor.

Circuit Court J. W. Thompson A. G. Corres

Lord Leighton Dies at 65 in England

The Vienna press reports Lord Frederick Leighton of England, famed painter, died January 25 at age 65. He was raised to the peerage on New Year's Day. Caracas denounces German demands on Venezuela for railway debt, claims to be settled amicably. Anti English meetings and a boycott of English goods rise in Venezuela. The quote notes people save stocks in good times and stockings in bad.

Lord Frederick Leighton

Mnemonic Era Denotes Obscure Editorial Labor Monument

Fragmentary remarks from scholars note the phrase that a labor of an editor will leave a lasting monument. Prof. Mhater of Marvard cites the enduring imprint of editorial work while others from Oxford and Yate express cautious views on clarity and comprehension.

Mhater Marvard Maya Oxford University Eye HTC Sonia Wheeler

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