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Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1896

Page

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Earthquake and tidal waves strike northern Japan

A Yokohama dispatch reports 159 shocks over twenty hours and tidal waves along the coast causing great loss in northern Japan. It is estimated that about 10,000 people drowned on Yeaso island amid widespread destruction to Kumashiri and other coast towns. Separate news notes announce the execution of Fanlo Kaumano in California for the murder of Mrs Ellen Robinson two years earlier.

Yokohama Japan Yoxio Yeaso Kumashiri Fanlo Kaumano Folsom Prison California Ellen Robinson

McKinley Nominated on First Ballot at St Louis Convention

The 1896 Republican National Convention at St Louis nominated William McKinley of Ohio on the first ballot on June 18 after a surge in support. The roll call showed McKinley at 6614 votes, with cheers and displays everywhere as the crowd pressed for victory. After other nominations, Hobart was named vice president unanimously as the party platform urged protection, reciprocity, and assertive American foreign policy including the Monroe Doctrine and a strengthened naval stance in the Western Hemisphere.

Mc Kinley William Mc Kinley Ohio St Louis National Committee McKinlay Senator Foraker McKinley Chauncey M. Depew Jess New York Morton William McKinley America Thurston McKinley Plume Allison Reed Quay Cameroun J. Blank Lodge Massachusetts Hastings Tion Hobart Moray Hiwatian Islands United States Nicaragua Davieh Islands

Lawyer objected to publicity in Perry case

In district court this morning J M Vivas argued for Manuel Perry charged with opium possession, claiming pretrial publicity doomed a fair trial. The judge did not side with him, Perry pled not guilty, trial set for July 1, and bail was posted.

J. M. Vivas Manuel Perry Vivas

Ball designs new yacht and family boat models

Mr Ball, a pleasure boat builder, develops a novel yacht design with a deeper fin keel fore and aft and strong ball bearings signaling buoyancy. He also plans a family boat with roomy cabin space and robust sailing qualities for inter island trips and has small cutter models completed for display in boating clubs. Eight Hugo Fishery paintings sold at Pacific Hardware Co art rooms to prominent residents.

Ball States Boainess Hugo Fishery Pacific Hardware Co

Walter Haysolden Thrown From Horse Lays In Hospital

Walter Haysolden was thrown from his horse on Launi yousntly and became insensible for two days but has since recovered from the neckinjury. His father HL Haysolden arrived in Mokolii this morning to tend him.

Walter Haysolden Haysolden Mokolii

Death of Norman Logan A Hawaii Newspaper Man

Norman Logan elder brother of Daniel Logan editor of the Daily Bulletin Honolulu Hawaii, died suddenly of heart disease after a long period of poor health. He was a teacher in early life, wrote for Annapolis Picton and Honolulu, and later worked with Williams Blanchard Co. in Honolulu. He served in the National Guard of California and held public offices. survived by two daughters and two sons, remains embalmed for burial in San Francisco.

Ielandes Volumns Board of Genealogy Lite Kauai Whitney Nnly Gazette Ata Gazette Advertiser Dewnpaper Napoopoo Hawaii Logan Fort Atreat H. L George Logan Trenton New Glasgow Annapolis Picton Honolulu National Guard of California Loyal Legion Grand Army San Francisco William W Paul Jarboe Joseph Yobin Edwin Ry Hong of Willian, Jimomi & Go Harry Dimond New York

Death of Major General William Henry Dimond in New York

Last night a steamer brought news that Major General William Henry Dimond, division commander of the National Guard of California and prominent San Francisco merchant, died in New York on June 18 after a long illness. Born November 11, 1834 in Honolulu, he served as captain through the Civil War, later touring Europe and resuming business in London before moving to San Francisco in 1867.

William Henry Dimond National Guard of California San Francisco Dilsey Howe New York Harry Honolulu Hawaii New England Washington Lincoln Lee Europe Lonelali

Stanford Man McGrew Leaves for Corea Mission

Tom McGrew, a Stanford student renowned for society activity, sails for Corea to serve as secretary for a large Hag likh mine syndicate. He will spend weeks in Honolulu with his parents before proceeding to the Orient for a year. His plans include medical study in New York after his return.

Tom McGrew Stanford San Francisco Australia Corea Itia Palo Alto Beau Brummel Josh Stanford Quad Metrew Tara McGrew Honolulu Orient Dr. McGrew Hawaii Republic McGrew Coren America New York City

Rev L P Lytton to Assist at St Andrew’s Cath­edral

The Rev. LP Lytton of St Louis arrives on the Australia to assist at the Cathedral of St Andrew tomorrow at eight thirty p m.

LP. Lytton St. Louis Australia St. Andrew's Lhwom

Minstrel Rehearsal Promises Novelties at Honouli

The Ministrel boys held a final drill shed rehearsal for an evening show at Honouli. A promising program includes Thom son, Vierra, Churchill and J McGuire in first part. Finley center chair with Jones Coelho Mae solos. finale features a local Makee Island hit. Olio by Vierra Jackson. Chinese New Year concept. Indian clubs. two hour entertainment. Curtain at 8 p.m. sharp.

Honouln Thomson Vierra Churchill J. McGuire B. L. Finlney Jones Coelho Mae Makee Island Olio Vierra Jackson Maredy B. L. Fine Noy Hawaiian Medical Association

Bond of Kamention Board to Lose Meetings Under New Law

The old Board of Education will hold no more meetings and accepts the new law placing the board under the control of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. No appointments for the new board had been made up to noon today.

Board of Education

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