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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1897
Page
4
The Government-Reboots announce Easter vacation from Friday April 9 to Monday April 19 1897 and will reopen after the holiday. Ordered by C T Rodgers Secretary of Public Instruction Honolulu March 1 1897.
The Evening Bulletin discusses hospital care for consumptives and the debate over isolating phtisical cases in general wards. It cites Queen’s Hospital decisions and Bathurst New South Wales warnings about infection risk, depredating influence on convalescents, and fears of admissions drift from Sydney and neighboring colonies.
The text argues for establishing specialized hospitals for tuberculosis patients in Honolulu. It contends beds in general hospitals may be needed for other emergencies and stresses isolating facilities from dwellings. It suggests sites with pure air could enable cures with proper medical care and segregated stages of disease.
At the Arlington Hotel on Saturday, Honolulu Cricket Club elected officers for the coming year. M Braschi reported on finances, a committee on grounds was formed, and H V Murray became president with Norton as vice president, Thompson as secretary treasurer, Herbert as captain, Hatheld as vice captain, joined by Shanks Catton and Mackintosh on the board. The Arlington’s Thomas Krouse received thanks for the use of the parlor.
Sentiment in favor of the Cuban insurgents grows daily in Washington as Congress nears debate on a resolution reported to be aimed at war with Spain. The morning dispatches indicate a likely Senate vote Monday and warn that the resolution would constitute war, while assurances claim no impact on local beer quality and vendors advertise new supplies.
A Honolulu notice presents a testimonial from F. Meroatt praising the Hagey Institute for opium and morphine cure. It recounts a fourteen year habit, 80 days of treatment starting January 13, 1807, weight gain from 110 to 126 pounds, and asks others to seek the remedy. Additional classified lines advertise a Wilder avenue cottage for sale and a B. High DDS credential.
Notice of power of sale from Manuel Gouveia to Joan Magoon records in Honolulu. Mortgage breach for non payment prompts public sale on March 24, 1897 at 12 noon in Queen Street Market House. Six shares in Hul of Holuatoa conveyed to Gouveia and others, with related property descriptions.
Notice of intention to foreclose on a Honolulu mortgage dated August 1495 and assigned to J Alfred Magoon. Lands at Anaukai Waikiki Oahu, described in Royal Patent No 2888 involve three pawns area. sale by public auction March 25 1897 at 12 noon at W Luce auction room Queen Street Honolulu. Cash in gold coin.
The firm touts affordable imported English goods and ready-to-eat tins headed by offerings such as Opeland pens Cod's Roe and Cambridge sausages. It asserts items suit Honolulu tastes with cash discounts and reliable quality guaranteeing no indigestion after meals.
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