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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1896

Page

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United States National Loan and Political Turmoil Chronicle

Reports from Kentucky to Colorado cover militia calls during Senate balloting, Morgan bond bids, and Treasury cash flow. Major items include General Gibbon’s death, Talmage’s Washington church leadership change, and Cleve land’s push for small gold holdings and bank loan support.

Bradley Kentucky United States Hunter Blackburn Carlisle Bate McCreary John Gibbon Baltimore T. de Witt Talmage Mr. Allen First Presbyterian Church Washington Talmage Texas Chicago Board of Arbitration England J. Pierpont Morgan New York Secrotary Carlisle Morgan Cleveland Boston Thiaves New York Chamber of Commerce House Senate Hoke Smith Thurston Secretary of State Germany France Belgium Denmark George Newnes

Something Interesting PROM JAN 1st TOTONE 1895

A fragmentary OCR note mentions a January 1st prom related item dated 1895. Names, places, and clear actions are not readable, leaving the core phrase as a fleeting historical reference without verifiable context.

Totone

Mamm and Co. agents for Hawaiians listed firm

Macfarlane and Company acted as brokers and general agents for G H Mamm and Co for the Hawaiian Islands, with designation 124-4h.

G. H.mamm &Co Hawaiian Islands

European royalty crosses faith in Bulgaria conversion

Prince Boris converts to Greek Church, with Prince Ferdinand asked to be godfather. Russia views it as countering German influence and Novos Vremya notes possible recognition by Russia. Vatican reportedly silent on excommunication talk as Pope weighs Prince Boris affair. London denies Trinidad claim as Brazilian possession. General Sir Charles Patton Keyey dies after long Indian service. Sikhs win in Central Africa under British officers and Arabs routed, clearing interior routes. Henry Leslie, composer of Te Deum, dies in London at 74. Justin McCarthy retires from Liberal leadership over health. Germany’s navy bill plan dropped this session. H M Stanley backs American involvement in Venousola affair. A most favored nation treaty signed between Germany and Nicaragua. (Continued on 4th page.)

Boris Bulgaria Ferdinand Russia Novos Vremya Rome Prince Ferdinand Vatican London Trinidad Charles Patton Keyey India Central Africa Henry Leslie Justin McCarthy Trigh Reichstag Hi. M. Stanley M. P Major Pond New York Germany Nicaragua

Exhibition marks reception for Mr Hilliard and sister

Kilohana Art League hosted a refined reception for American artist Mr Hilliard and his sister Mrs Trumbull. Guests included Mrs Allen and Miss Field among many others, with a musical interlude featuring Miss Castle and Mrs Turner. Notable works by Hitchcock and Robert were displayed alongside Kalakaua busts and a Captain Babcock relief.

Lea League W. HL. Ailliard Turner Annis Montague W. W. Hall Myers Theodore Richards Richards J. FP. Brown C. M. Hyde Hyde J. H. Soper Allen Hutchinson Tydge Ou F. Hart van Mineart W. M. Gra E. C. Damon Greene FW. Macfarlane Minset Burhans Leckwith Grace Richards Milford Jessie E. Axtell Pope Frederika Nolte Grace Robertson Carrie Castle Greens Emil, Ladd Allmand and Brewer Maxwell Berger Dodge Tngeles Lieut. Eaton Dr. Gers and Monson D. A. Hitchcook E. Bonner W. H. Coney W. BR. Castle, Jr J. Effinger Miss Castle Babcock Robert Myr Whitney

Storm-Tossed Barkentine Funk Reaches San Francisco In Distress

Twenty four hours after leaving Cape Flattery on January 41 the barkentine Funk bound for Honolulu ran into a severe gale. Heavy seas washed over the vessel, casks broke loose, and the crew took to the rigging. Fore and main topmasts were carried away, wreckage battered the deck, and the hull threatened to break up. After a hard voyage the ship weathered the gale and altered course to San Francisco, arriving in distress on the 6th.

Cape Flattery Barkentine Funk Honolulu Iaden Departure Bay San Prazicisco

Embezzlement Case Arraigned At District Court

Lionel VY Redpath was taken to Waianae to the Po A Station and appeared in court as the primary defendant in an embezzlement charge involving 2600. The Hawaiian Gazette Company money entrusted to him allegedly was converted. The defense was represented by Neumann and Creighton. bail set at 000. examination scheduled for February 20. Accessories in the act, including F Allen Paddy Curtis and John Norton, were not called. A separate note mentions July 6th distance from the sun and a 1806 eclipse visible in North America August 22-24.

Lionel VY Redpath Waianae District Arts CIA Ion Rajpats of Honolulu Hawaiian Gazette Company Aaid Hawaiian Azette Ad Dept Messrs. Neumann and Creighton

Jameson Raid Described Amid Slavery Allegations

The London Daily Telegraph's Jan 7 excerpt outlines Dr Jameson's raid against the Boers, detailing urgent warnings of danger to English lives at Johannesburg, the Boer preparations with 2000 men, and Sir Hercules Robinson's Cape Colony orders to refrain from actions risking peace. It notes the doomed ascent toward Krugersdorp and the perceived unequal losses as critics question English conduct.

London Daily Telegraph Jameson Benirris Chartered Johannesburg Mafeking Paighopeians Adegon Commissariat Vislanle Condh Hercules Hobinson Cape Colony Dhay Transvan Rugersdorp Hercules Robinson Krageradorp

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