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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
4
The notice summarizes a daily bulletin page with scattered references to Transvaal events, Washington politics, and officials. It notes Hartwell seeking renewal and mentions the independent stance of the board of editors amid war coverage and regional reporting.
A garbled report mentions fires and safety concerns at a Ricopeg location with references to Mishary and Jamiel. The fragment hints at a meeting about preventive measures and potential investigations, but readable specifics are missing.
Commissioner Loken earned praise for months of clinical work aiding general health interests. His diverse interviews from Halifax to San Francisco reveal conditions in Slawatl with careful argument and persuasive language. Other commissioners sent on business missions may have shared gains, but Dan Logan stands out as most deserving of a raise.
A contested statement argues the Board of Health should be independent and led by a physician with strong administrative and professional credentials. It criticizes the Attorney General and urges appointing a medically qualified leader to reform the board and align with government principles.
The Public Works Department is urged to act on revelations exposing lax permit policies. The Interior Minister should halt building permits for ramshackle two story shacks spreading from Chinatown into suburbs. King Street and Deretanta Street see rapid upgrowth as soon as structures are completed.
Fragmentary report notes population concerns and a demand for a prompt halt by government departments. It mentions the China Pabile Works Department and a call to action before people awaken, urging vigilance across every street and corner of the city.
Fragmentary mentions of Hartwell and Dole tied to a Washington policy clash. Text implies opposition to the administration by Hartwell allies and influence shifts due to war, with references to Meo Dole and Wan as representatives. Ongoing political maneuvering suggests contested land issues and public support dynamics in Washington.
A St Petersburg telegram notes Manchurian railway completion plans and Russian contracts for two large passenger ships and four smaller steamers. Kiel Trieste Stettin Rostock yards to build vessels at costs 412000 and 100000 each, delivery in fourteen months, with English bids 2 to 3 percent higher and no firm guaranteed delivery in the populated period.
Washington reports that Spain formally recognizes the Filipino Government through Captain Cura, sent to look after Spanish prisoners and arrange their return. Cura will also seek a passport in Paris, presenting a commission to Agoncilla, head of the Filipino Junta. the move highlights Filipino influence amid fighting against strong odds.
Hill's New Steamers of St Feut Minn reports retirement from New York today. He plans bulk purchases on the Clyde and new ships for Pacific trade. He notes Great Northern on friendly terms with neighbors and will visit the West in January to pursue plans for road and enterprise development. A separate report notes Doe and Seekert with 2000 troops attacking insurgents near Montelbatty northeast of San Mateo, the Americans mostly unhurt as the enemy is routed.
General Samuel M. Young, long active in campaign efforts, is named governor of a northwest provincial district. He will establish civil government, appoint officials to supervise taxation and revenue, and set up headquarters at Vigan with authority over nearby towns including Laoag and Sant Per ta.
Carlisle 2, California 0 in a hard fought gridiron test at Berkeley or San Francisco on December 26. 8,000 spectators watched as the Far West Indians used a lucky break to edge the favored California backs. A botched play led to the decisive score.
Latcas commissioned to sell Dowsett estate property belonging to minors Genevieve Marion C Mag and Annie Dowsett. Estate appraised at 271,889 dollars with income 42,000 and debt 50,000. Guardians named are J M Monserrat and David Dayton.
Special from Boston reports Congressman Boutelle is confined at McLean Hospital for mental illness near Boston after a failed admission to a private sanitarium. He arrived in the city Monday for treatment and is described as suffering from paresis, with his condition deemed more severe than Brookline managers would undertake.
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