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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1896
Page
1
Imports of champagne into the United States totaled twenty million units from January 1 to January 31, 1896, based on compiled records from the custom house. Major shippers included leading European houses and American distributors, reflecting strong early year demand and trade routes.
Macfarlane and Co as role agents for G H Mumm Co for the Bawa Islands handling agency duties and commercial representation in the region.
The W. E. Babe arrived in port with the Babcock, a Bath Maine built vessel 260 feet long, 44 foot beam, and 25 feet deep, named after a San Francisco heir. Little Gladys Graham, eight, visits the ship’s goat pen daily and can roughly navigate by eye and sun. The Dirigo and other steel ships share the line with the Babcock’s notable fleet. Her pet goat died en route to San Francisco and was sent to Berkeley for recovery.
Captain Graham recounts a perilous voyage to San Francisco as crews on the Babcock face rumors of cruelty aimed at sailors. An investigation found no corroboration of alleged mate mistreatment while injuries from a squall left Graham bedbound.
Captain Graham defends crew discipline and humane treatment aboard the schooner Bab cock while police arrest two deserters who had fled from an English ship in San Francisco. The captain cites peaceable conduct and no injuries, while the mate disputes cruelty claims and notes his Salvation Army reform. Modern political age standings for Republican candidates are listed.
The Honolulu Board of Health met on Wednesday afternoon with President Smith and Drs. Emerson Dayaml Word Lansing and Kelpios, inspectors, secretary Wilcox and others. They discussed cholera regulations from England, bilge-water emphasis, and that incubation is two to five days, with no port quarantine. A fish market petition was declined. Father Connardy offered to nurse lepers. Board declined. Leper arrivals continued. concerns over outside care and indoor settlement conditions were noted. Superintendent Meyer's report covered circus funds and pineapple tops. late leper landings were criticized.
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