28 Jan 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1896
Page
1
Macfarlane and Co act as role agents for G I H Mummy Co regarding the Hawaiian Talanda and Velf. The notice lists representation by the firm and the associated entities. No further details on dates amounts or actions are provided in the fragment.
A report outlines the reaffirmation of the Monroe Doctrine by state leaders asserting opposition to European interference in American affairs. The declaration emphasizes sovereignty, noncolonization, and regional influence, signaling a unified stance among governing bodies.
Senator Davis reports favorably on a resolution reaffirming the Monroe doctrine and opposing European territorial encroachments in the Americas. Senator Sewell argues the doctrine was misapplied and warns against protectorate commitments while others note historical intents and prior declarations.
An early 20th century clipping notes Geo Werner Hoffman, an electrician at the Electric Improvement Company, connected to a brother of a Superta' ame Os from Sax Joan, California, with a date reference January 11. The fragment mentions Hoffman in a local context without full details.
In Washington a message from the President asks for correspondence on Ambassador Bayard’s Edinburgh speeches. Bayard defends the Boston remarks as personal opinion at a literary event. He notes a dinner and impromptu toasts, adds a Philadelphia editorium was the only U.S. publication he knows of, and mentions sending a copy to Mr. Cleveland.
In a joint Senate and House session ex-Governor Foraker was declared elected United States Senator to succeed Calvin Brice. His term starts March 4, 1897. He urged protection for American industries and supported bimetallism while criticizing the demonetization of silver.
A theatre fire in Ekaterinoslav, capital of its eponymous government in southern Russia, led to panic and many deaths. Reports say 49 bodies were recovered with several more believed trapped inside the building. London telegrams discuss reactions to Cuba, arbitration, and Monroe Doctrine debates shaping Anglo American tensions.
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