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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1897
Page
4
Government schools will enjoy the Easter vacation from Friday April 4 and reopen Monday April 19 1897 by order of the Department of Public Instruction Secretary Rodgers Honolulu March 1 1897
The Evening Bulletin calls Washington to pursue action against those behind a scare tactic aimed at the ex queen. The piece notes a draft Annexation Treaty of 1898 appearing on the eighth page, largely mirroring terms to be negotiated with President McKinley’s administration, preserving a permanent Hawaii government and commercial relations until Congress acts.
In connection with Dr Steinite's death a chesselub once known in Honolulu eight years ago is mentioned. General Hartwell denied upon arriving in San Francisco that he was on government or cable business during his U S visit. The matter, it seems, is settled.
Congress worked hard on Washington s birthday a very good way of honoring the memory of a great worker. The reflection highlights dedication to national service and the enduring legacy of leadership.
Late edition reports a clash with Greece and a Turkish veto due to financial strain. A Janini dispatch says authorities arm Mussulmans for a descent on the Greek frontier near Artaki.
OMUUAKY M Blondin famed as Niagara Falls tight rope walker died of diabetes on Feb 22 at Eating a suburb of London. He earned the theater name Jean Francois Gravelet born Hesdin near Calais on Feb 28 1824. His father to Blondin was a soldier in Napoleon era who served at Austerlitz Wagram and Moscow and died when Blondin was nine. Blondin’s renowned Niagara Falls feats are recalled in this obituary.
A wide array of obituaries including Dr Steinitz born in Prague 1836 and prominent church figures such as Most Rev Grace and Very Rev Res. Military figures General Shelby and Captain Merrill die in Missouri and New York respectively. Also reported are Bombay plague deaths, Koch’s cattle antidote, Philippine siege casualties, Benin City expedition notes, and Washington birthday arbitration remarks plus political graft cases in Boston and New York with potential civil service suspensions under McKinley.
President Cleveland issued executive orders for thirteen western forest reservations totaling 21 million acres. Governor Bashnell of Ohio names Mark Hanna for the Senate seat, Hanna pledges aid to the administration, and a new tariff is proposed to bolster confidence. Also reported are McKinley’s poor health, Henry Ward Beecher’s relapse, John Hay as ambassador to England, and a reform push involving second class mail.
Dr Roux of Paris states Bombay plague bacillus easily dies at 140 degrees and is fatal to antiseptics yet virility remains in soil explaining persistence in Eastern regions. Miss Elizabeth Kowp killed and missing body hidden, tied to London and South Western Railway. KiLOhana Art League hosts two comedies with strong attendance and lively response, repeat show planned with fifty cent admission to aid league funds.
Dimond's highlights aluminum ware as easy to clean with a pinch of soda in washing water, dispelling myths about weak durability. The ad lists a wide range of aluminum items including saucepans fry pans tea and coffee pots baking and measuring goods, shakers, pans, tins, and chafing dishes.
The advertisement markets English imports such as Copeland's peas Cods Roe and Cambridge sausages as high quality foods for Honolulu households. It promises health happiness and a fat purse with below average prices and special inducements for budget buyers. The copy touts imported tins the Teyssonnean pate and European factory standards ensuring no indigestion.
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