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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1895
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item lists names and places including Toulies, Hae Heart of Ketuynion, Manali, Kunal, Lohan Avred, Petia, Maseath, and Bil The Beonath. It mentions Monday events and a void of some kind, but the details are unreadable.
Daniel Logan served as editor of The Evening Bulletin in Philadelphia. The issue dated Saturday November 1, 1805, presents local and regional notices and period reporting from the era.
Fragmented OCR text references SCENEALOGICAL RECORDS, Hawaii, and a person named Spencer. It mentions Hawaiian soil, a board of geology, and a note on an enterprise and talent. The readable portion is chaotic and names several unrelated topics without clear events or dates.
A misted view of Honolulu streets reflects pride unsettled by economic concerns. Curle Sum’s reserve remains under one hundred million while public interest wavers. Sugar news from New York hints at quiet markets before a potential rise. The text references public parks and local protests, noting a lull in activity as authorities plan. American industry shines in rational work with projects like stabilizing Vicksburg described as pivotal.
The column discusses Kroner and keener's influence on six cities for the Republican National Convention and mentions political tensions about who will control or influence the event. It notes advances in engraving, a portrait by plot Kare On copper, and remarks on New York’s uncertain voting outlook. It observes sidewalk improvements in Tlondale and new crosswalks, plus commentary on British colonial politics and war coverage. The piece ends with a reference to San Francisco convention berths for steamship travel.
The jury ruled accidental drowning for Henry Welch the car driver who perished near Sherwood’s place. No city relatives. company employees will arrange an enitable funeral at St Andrew’s Cathedral at 2 30. Welch earlier faced arrest for furious driving after a collision with troops on Nevana avenue in 1803. Jack McLeod, a poor well borer, reportedly struck gold worth 11000 per ton while drilling in front of the Methodist church in Barn e British Columbia. land owned by the Methodist congregation.
Fragmented dispatches describe Monsignor Satolli, Pope Pius IX's U.S. envoy, possibly elevated to cardinal. Reports cite insurgent attacks on Captain Gove Campos, naval incidents near de Avila and Santo Spicini, and Spanish fleet losses. Cuban junta activity in Minneapolis and calls for a protest meeting over Spanish oppression in Cuba frame a broader unrest affecting Atlantic powers and the Nicaragua canal dispute with Britain.
The State Department in Washington holds dispatches from Secretary of State for the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain to Sir Charles Lees and a report from the British Guiana High Council. It notes opposition to purchasing Maxim guns for frontier defense and outlines discussions on policy and timing. Also reports Turkish Armenian issues in the United States, Marblehead sent to protect missionaries, and fatalities amid Turkish turmoil.
An annual San Francisco convention address by Mrs Sturtevant Peet of the California Woman's Christian Temperance Union extols the bicycle as a dress reformer and promoter of health and sobriety. She argues the wheel urges simple dress and physical exercise, rails against corsets, and notes labor savings with Tribune wheel patents.
Merchants in Honolulu cater to ladies with artistic designs in white dress goods from Austriania and a fine line of ladies shirt waists Cor sets. With cholera over and social life normalizing, the dry goods business expects a material increase next month. Stock is ready for inspection and offered at reasonable figures.
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