War News From Cuba Reflects Conservative U S Stance
In Cuba the Spanish authorities seek favorable war reports while insurgent victories mount. Weyler rumored to plan a grand stroke as General Gomes reportedly gathers 16,000 troops near Havana. Despite discounted outside news, signs point to insurgents gaining ground and a decisive move near Havana being possible. The United States maintains a cautious, nonintervention policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chila
Spain
Tokira
Santa Clare
Gomes
Havana
Weyler
Gower
United States Administration
Tuberculosis Claims and Cattle Welfare Debate
An essay in a medical college report argues meat eaters are more prone to tuberculosis than vegetarians. It cites highly bred dairy cows as particularly susceptible and notes detection is difficult. When infected, herds are destroyed, with partial government compensation urged to promote strict disease control.
Unmixed Regret Over Marksmen Defeat in Hawaii Cue
A distorted report notes a defeat of a military marksmen unit by a moderate opponent in a California National Guard contest. It suggests the outcome may spur local shooters to improve while cautioning against chauvinism in Hawaii during the current period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hawaii
Law Aims to Bar Illiterate Immigrants Under New Restrictions
Under a new immigration law only entrants who can read and write five lines of the U S Constitution in their native language and not older than sixteen will be admitted. The measure seeks to exclude illiterates though educated offenders may still slip through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local institute touted for permanent Hagey cure
The text claims the Hagey cure for sleo halism offers a lasting solution in most cases and notes no opposing evidence. It mentions the establishment of a local institute to provide the treatment on a permanent basis, as advertised.
Panorama of the Past Year in Montreal News Sketches
A vivid two page panorama of 1896 funding events at home and abroad features cartoons by Montreal Witnens. The column notes suburban upscale growth amid cheap tenements and critiques American diplomacy under Secretary of State John Sherman, asserting citizen rights abroad will be protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Witnens
Trion Panorama
Farnian
John Sherman
Ita
Painter Dailey Misrepresents Alcohol Treatment At Haagy Institute
Haagy Deriere clarifies that Dailey, a daily painter, claimed alcohol treatment at the Haagy Institute but has been seen in the halls and social rooms while allegedly drinking. The institute states he never received treatment there and warns against believing his representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprron BerLerns
Dailey
Haagy
Reichstag backs sugar bounty for 1896 37 year
The Reichstag majority will oppose any reduction in bounty grants and maintain current arrangements. German raw sugar exports to the United States expanded greatly in the first year, with 2,397,191 hundredweight exported from January to November, versus 473,104 in 1895 and 675,057 in 1894. Exports to England fell significantly in the same periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Mure
United States
England
Palama Grocery Butter Sale At 5c Per Pound
There is butter and there is butter but none arrives in Honolulu as sweet and fresh as Mikilan and Waianae Butter. Transported rapidly by rail from the dairy to Palama Grocerys ice box opposite the railway depot, enabling prompt handling. Palama Grocery on King Street opposite the railway depot, telephone 735.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Palama Grocery
Railway Depot
King Street
Biycyle Track Scheme Discussed at Chamber Meeting
A meeting to discuss building a bicycle track at Kewaly has been postponed to Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce Rooms. Proposals include buying land for a track with three laps, an artificial lake, grand stand, club house, and fencing. Cost estimated about 88000 with stock options for local merchants and the public. potential dividends expected. Attendance urged with several prominent citizens and merchants offering financial support. Tickets priced 8s. 0d with King Bros selling copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmeres
Thees
Kewaly
Hinotula
Ile
Hikaly
Chamber of Commerce
Furnished Rooms with Roanl for Two Gentlemen
Brief rental notice offering furnished rooms with Roanl for two men. Apply at Bullerin Office 816 Iw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullerin
Hawaiian Quintette Club to Provide Music for Receptions
The Hawaiian Quintette Club will play first plats music for receptions at the grand hall of the ordorm uiven prompt TLL deh peat, i le, delivering lively tunes for social gatherings and lawn events.
Lodge Le Progres De l'Oceanie Meeting Notice
Regular meeting announced for Lodge Le Progres De l Oceanie at Fort street on Monday evening January 25 at 7 50. Members of Hawaiian and Pacific Lodges and all visiting brethren invited to attend. By order of the Wom Ward A Williams secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loge le Progres
AL & Als Rite
Tugue ¢ Mutual
Honolulu
Javrney
JP. Realrtenes
Ine
HHARD
J. Ferranes
J. KR Mou
Metraes
Faria Uni
J. R. Bautos
Gems Ice Shaver and Kitchen Tools Ad in June Issue
Immense new goods consignment on the way promises a sensational sale. Meanwhile the ad highlights essential household items including the Gem Ice Shaver, fish scalers, French slicers, carving sets, bread knives, and silver plated flatware. Prices range from affordable to mid range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clauss
Election of Officers at German Benevolent Society
At the annual meeting the German Benevolent Society re elected officers. Hon H A While and Hon J F Hacketl were View President and Trustee respectively. Treasurer Mr B F Boblig e, Secretary J F Eokardt, Auditor Mr H J Nolte. Present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
German Benevolent Society
H. A
J. F. Hackfetl
Mnd
Bobtlige
J. F. Eokardt
H. J. Nolte
Oes
People’s [Ce and Refrigeratin Company
L'd
Hell
J A. McCandless
J. A. Magoon
EL A
Jonesees
W, Corbett
W. Hebron
French Planters Seek Brant on Sugar Exports in Americas
French sugar planters in Martinique and the Guadeloupes report their plight rivals in the British colonies and urge government aid. They petition that a bounty of five francs per one hundred programas be allowed on exports, domestic or foreign. The Mughal Commissioners have sailed for Demerara on the steamer Don.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinique
Guadaloupesre
France
Demerara
Accident on Acot While John Apio Turns Into Alan Road
An Acot While John Apio and his family turned into Alan road, his buggy ran into a rat and capsized. His infant son was seriously injured. The road at this point is nearly always in a kind condition and should be looked after by the Road Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Apio
Alan Road
For tasther parttontany ap ply to Tee matt
The readable fragment notes an uneven text segment tied to tasther parttontany and Tee matt. It indicates a connection or application context but lacks clear action, date, or identifiable organizations to confirm a specific event or outcome.
Five Lots and Eight Rooms Property at Pensacola Corner
Advertisement describes a property at the corner of Lanality and Pensacola with eight rooms, modern conveniences, large grounds, and five lots each 75 by 125 feet. It notes a telephone contact and references a Mr Hendry at Kinan and Pensacola streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. Hendry
Kinan
Pensacola Streets
Hovae Cane Taina
Lanality
Pensacola
Rouidance
Plains
Henery
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the Cuening Bulletin
Cansbe EL Logan
Cuba
Walloiy
Plery
Genwlow
Philaneous
Net
Hemath
King Bros
Hawaiian Quintette Club
Lodge le Progres de l'Oceanie
the Ilawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Spreckels
Fort Street
Chamber of Com
Merce Room
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Clairette
Cambric
Temple OF Fashion
Fort Steet, Flonola'n
Johannes F. Eckardt
Voeller & Co.’S
Seretania Street
Waring Block
Beretunia
River Streets
Exo Street
H.f.wichman
J. M. Webb
Golden Rule Bazaar
Merchant Street
Peerless Preserving Paint Company
Fernandez Notary Public
Orrick
Merchant Streot
Campbell Bloor Lock
J.C. Carter
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