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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1895
Page
1
About a year ago Thad a severe attack of influenza that left me very weak without energy appetite or interest in life. After doctors and many remedies failed to help me I finally tried Ayers Sarsaparilla and began to regain health and strength.
A Ottawa dispatch reports the Pacific cable will be essentially British under its promoters. Hawaii blocks foreign territorial claims under treaty, and the Fanning Island route to Victoria is favored over Neckar for the cable landing. All tenders assure effectiveness with landing sites in British possessions.
Rear Admiral Meade retires as promotions advance Commodore Le Beardeley to Rear-Admiral and Captain John A. Towell, Conantore, Commander Nicoll Ludlow to Captain, Lieutenant-Commander Chapman C. Todd to Commander, Lieutenant Gotfried Lockinger to Lieutenant-Commander, and Lt. J. M. Stoney reassigned from Mare Island Navy Yard to the flagship Philadelphia. Also noted is John W. Foster’s favorable reception by East diplomats for aiding Li Hongzhang in China Japan peace talks, with praise for his Hiroshima prepared documents and potential posts in Peking.
The Times argues the Pacific shore open to civilization will define the era and supports an annual subsidy of £100,000 for the Pacific Mail and cable service. It proposes reallocating funds from Bechuanaland by transferring it under a protectorate to a chartered company to accelerate the expansion.
Armenian reports identify five Kurdish assailants in the death of Frank C. Lenz of Pittsburgh who was killed while attempting a global bicycle tour. William A. Sachteleben, who sought clues to recover the body, has reached Erzurum in pursuit of information.
In May 22 dispatches from Wasitmatox the United States was again asked to act as intermediary in an international complication. The quarrel between France and Venezuela has brought about a complete rupture of diplomatic relations. France has revoked the passports of its Minister at Caracas and sent two warships to the station, while Venezuela likewise expelled the French Minister in Paris and he left promptly.
A dated dispatch from San Jose reports Nicaragua provoking Costa Rica, halting frontier communications and seizing the telegraph office, straining treaty ties. Costa Rica seeks peaceful resolution while Nicaragua offers no response, raising the risk of armed conflict.
Formosa has declared independence and formed a republic with Chang Ting Sang as president. The population vows to resist Japanese pressure and reject orders from the imperial Chinese government, with a yellow dragon on blue flag reported.
Wasiixarox May 21 Frank P Hastings today presented credentials to the State Department as Charge dAffairs of the Republic of Hawaii It is understood a minister will not be appointed to succeed Lorrin A Thurston This action on the part of Hawaii will doubtless lead to unfriendly comment on the Dole government
May 24 report from New York says President Cleveland's image will be illuminated in pyrotechnics from the yard arm of the cruiser New York at Kiel during Baltic ship canal festivities. A fiery portrait of Emperor William will also be displayed at the same time.
Henry Irving is named for knighthood in Queen Victoria's birthday honors. The honor is granted on the personal recommendation of Lord Rovebery and was cordially assented to by the Queen.
Hon. Hugh McCulloch former Secretary of the Treasury died shortly before 2 oclock this morning in Washington D C. He was over eighty years old and had been in a comatose condition for some time. The death was calm and peaceful.
Cotoy May 24 reports a new French company pushing the Panama Canal project is attempting to sell the canal to an American syndicate.
The Treasury presents today’s balance sheet showing available cash of 181,211,450 dollars and a gold reserve of 98,191,165 dollars.
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