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18 Jan 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1896
Page
1
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A Woodward and Brown piano with excellent tone and fine condition will be sold cheaply at Borterns Office. Address 196-1t.
A House joint resolution offered by Representative Spaulding proposes that Congress consent to creating a new State of Hawaii from the Sand wich Islands with a republican government. It lays out conditions including boundary adjustments, retention of Hawaii funds and lands, debt handling, and a possible admission by treaty or act with a $100,000 budget for negotiations.
Mani reports the circus has played to packed houses on the island with standing room only nightly. Shows tour Ewa and Libue Kauai before returning to Honolulu on Monday January 27 for one week. Then they sail for Yokohama with entirely new features at each performance.
Yesterday's fair attendance enjoyed a full card of events. Angus beat Dexter in the sprint, while Giles and Angus led the five mile race with Sylvester close behind. Tommy King retired with a collapsed tire. The trotting heat set a new Hawaiian bred record of 2:41 for unknown mares, and Judy the mare cemented fast times in later heats. Confederate led the last mile as Emin Ray withdrew. Judeh holds the Hawaiian record at 2:40, owned by George Patterson.
A. C. Kroeger of this city explains his blood relation to President Paul Kroeger of the Transvaal and outlines descent from the royal Vasa line through Christina Queen of Sweden. He notes long US residence and mentions legal action against Sweden with other Kroeger relatives. He recalls his grandfather Commodore Kroeger aiding American forces and claims Krueger’s island in the Hudson. He believes the English will face a hard fight and that Americans sympathize with the Boers.
A public celebration marks the 26th anniversary of King William of Prussia being proclaimed Emperor of Germany. Consul Subr presides and will speak, with the afternoon featuring singing dancing and fun activities for all attendees.
London January 8 A movement gathers among prominent Americans and Britons to establish a permanent Court of Arbitration to settle disputes between the United States and Britain. Justice Harlan first proposed such a court in 1888, and supporters see it as a safeguard for peaceful resolution of conflicts.
A distorted dispatch from December 31 details a British South Africa Company force of 800 men with six Maxim guns crossing into the Transvaal, nearing Rustenburg and advancing on Johannesburg. Dr Jameson leads 700 men toward Mafeking as Johannesburg leaders demand fair play and independence, with Chamberlain ordering Jameson to return. The Times questions the move but acknowledges possible decisive intervention to save a British community.
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