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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1895

Page

4

Authority notice from Dew tery Foc Pisani and Abe Gesorament

Official notification from the authority names multiple individuals and dates, stating actions regardingEla ine and the government for the month and year. The text is garbled but indicates a formal proclamation or decree with named persons and a deadline in the mid section.

Elaine Agalvet Abe Dls Elaine Usb SM. Damun Miniater Finney

Pasteur the Father of Germ Theory and Medical Progress

The obituary tribute recalls Louis Pasteur as the father of germ theory, noting his refutation of spontaneous generation, his work on fermentation and microbes, and his impact on fighting cholera, hydrophobia, and diphtheria. It highlights his founding of an institute at Orange, and the belief that future cures for tuberculosis may follow.

Pawteur Myris Sorbonne Wood Selent Pasteur M. Lasteur Belli Befrees Orange Wade Lewis Pasteur

The Hawaii League and mixed nationalities debate

A 1805 letter criticizes the Hawaii League and its constitution, opposing U S annexation and urging a new society open to all nationalities with common interests. It calls members negligent and argues for a broader republic allegiance and reform in labor and civic participation. Policeman Wanted to Keep Hoodlums Order at Emma Square Concert. A concert is held with calls for a white police presence to curb rowdy youths. The car and transit notes highlight repurposed old horsecars for agriculture and industry.

Brmaynties Aertonn Eitaiens League Avid Bey Jawa Republic Technell America U. S Fouten Meier Emma Square Marshal Brown

Fight outside Tracy's on Hart Street injures Mearns

A street brawl occurred near Tracy's on Hart Street Saturday night between Tom Mearns and another man. Mearns, aged dressor, rushed the opponent after a grievance. the man threw Mearns, tearing his clothing and leaving him with cuts and bruises as bystanders intervened. The scuffle happened about twenty minutes before twelve.

Tom Mearns Tracy Hart Street Mearns the Therman Jon

Local election tallies show Gilford widening lead after two ballot days

On Saturday and the following day two set of results were tallied with 150 ballots added to the box. Gilford increases her lead over King while Reaver edges closer to second. Also note Raabler and Cleveland swap positions. Law Library to be moved to the far end of the Judiciary building per Supreme Court order.

Miss Gilfird Miss King Reaver Raabler Cleveland Fudge Cowper Supreme Court Law Library Judiciary Rowell

Local Bicycle Contest Ballot Opens in Honolulu

The Bobterixy business office on King Street will receive renewed ballots until 12 noon on Wednesday November 27 1895. Each ballot must show a unique vote for a bicyclist or bicycle. Tellers and judges named are C. M. Warre J. T. Stacken and B. A. Wintians.

Bobterixy Goy King Street Honolulu C. M. Warre J.T. Stacken B.A. Wintians

Bicycle and dress reform praised by Mrs Sturtevant Peel

Timely Topics notes Mrs Sturtevant-Peel, president of the California Woman's Christian Temperance Union, extols bicycles as promoters of dress reform and physical health, arguing the wheel bans inebriety, reduces cigars, and offers labor savings via the Tribune wheel with a 15 percent efficiency edge.

Sturtevant-Peel California Woman's Christian Temperance Union San Francisco California

Day Goods In Honolulu Brighten Ladies Wardrobes

In Honolulu merchants offer wood bargains and attractive white dress goods new from the Austrania line. Also displayed are Ladies Shirt Waists and Corsets. With Cholera past, social life resumes and dry goods demand is expected to rise next month as stock is readied for inspection and sale at reasonable figures.

Connecticut Hartford Asbury Park Honolulu Austrania Talso

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