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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1895
Page
4
Authority notices November 11 1998 outline of water district restrictions for streams ponds and wells including prohibitions on removal or alteration of water and the enforcement by local board. The document references sale of items and mentions dates places and officials without cohesive narrative.
Daniel Logan edits The RSUAY issue dated November 14 1895. The brief item notes publication details and newsroom byline.
Government investigations reveal deceptive labor agreements with Chinese workers tied to Hong Kong. Harbor improvements and channel deepening enable large steamers to dock, while news from Cuba reports a battle near Puerto Principe with heavy Spanish losses and General Macro leading a thousand insurgents against six hundred attackers.
Spanish forces under General Saledo suffer heavy losses in a drawn afternoon battle as reinforcements turn the tide twice. A Congo missionary describes terror and extortion by officials, while Africa’s education expansion contrasts cholera fears and simmering politics. Back home, tariff reform and presidential race rhetoric tense debate. Rail speed records and Liverpool harbor dredging mark progress in transport and industry.
A local business notice announces Dr. Ad Derby D D S opening an office at Judge Bickerton's former home on Alukea Street Kauai. The article notes his Riverside California residence fifteen years, a June visit, and a Kauai tour. It mentions orange crop impacts from California to Florida and potential market effects. The piece also lists a Thursday concert at Toss Square with a program of ten pieces including Overture Memories of the Mail and selections by composers such as Werner and Ghee.
The contest begins November 27 1895 at noon at purerty business after King Street. Ballots due by that time with ballot numbers, results announced immediately after counting. Multiple votes void. Prize for Most Popular Cyclist and Best Bicycle sold in Honolulu awarded. Judges and tellers named.
The California Woman's Christian Temperance Union president, Mrs. Sturtevant Peet, extols bicycles as tools of dress reform and physical health. She argues corsets banished, wheels promote sobriety, and the Tribune wheel offers 15 percent labor savings for women, highlighting new patents and improvements.
In Tonolulu merchants highlight bargains for women with new line of white dress goods from Austianta. A fine selection of Ladies' Shirt Waists and Corsets is stocked. Post cholera era brings expectation of rising airy goods sales, and these items are offered at affordable figures for inspection and purchase.
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