19 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1895
Page
1
Role agents are named for G. H. Mumm and Co to manage operations concerning the Bayanes Talands. The notice outlines agent appointments, duties, and geographical scope within the territory. Further details specify authority limits and expected performance timelines.
United States Ambassador Thomas Bayard addressed the Philosophic Society in Edinburgh with a speech titled Individual Liberty, the Germ of National Progress and Permanence. He denounced socialism and protection, warned of state interference, and praised American institutions while criticizing labor unions and the rise of state socialism as a threat to personal freedom and national growth.
A series of letters and recollections claim General Clay as Alaska purchase negotiator and challenge Seward’s role. The text notes Clay, then Russia minister, aided a proposed telegraph project and asserts the U.S. government bought Alaska. It cites Clay’s memoir excerpts and a Chinese editor's stance on future flag colors.
A six year old Beasley travels solo from New York to Yokutat then Brisbane aboard the steamer Dora. She journeys toward Sydney with Alaska links and a future in Queensland with Rev. Thomas Beasley as guardian. Steward Buckley bonds with the girl during the Alaska voyage and will host her in his Mission home.
Secretary of the Board of Election Commissioners Taylor announced a virew file for the balance of election blanks for the special senatorial election to fill the Notley resignation vacancy. The election is set for January 6 with filings due twenty days prior, at the Interior Office, per notices.
A brief, fragmented note notes an incident at a bathhouse in Charlo with unclear references to individuals and dates. The readable lines emphasize a chaotic scene and a potential confrontation, but specifics remain obscured by the OCR. Further context is needed to identify involved persons and exact location.
A San Francisco court hears a suit against Wong Kwai and Ching Slat over alleged fraud and sale of estate assets. Wong Kwai, as guardian, is accused of selling property to his nephew for far below value to raise mortgage funds. The case includes injunctions and claims by heirs to the firm’s property. Prosecution and defense teams present arguments as trials proceed.
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