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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1895
Page
4
A tax appeal notice directs that the district court in Honolulu convene Friday, November 22, 1405 for appeals. The petitioner Persy Httest and court official Mielke are named in the proceedings for the District of Hawaii.
In a chaotic scene teachers and students protested a recent policy move across multiple districts. Demonstrators gathered outside schools and district offices calling for changes and accountability amid concerns over curriculum and administration decisions. Police ensured order without major incidents.
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead with editor Daniel Logan and a date line for Wednesday November 1895. It presents no clear news item, event, or report to summarize beyond identifying the paper and leadership.
The text surveys election trends and women’s voting in 1880s contexts, noting the 77,000 vote reference and the defeat of a prohibition amendment in a prior special election. It cites New York Sun on cabinet control versus presidential power, remarks on San Francisco health inspections linked to Honolulu cholera searches, and mentions Vanderbilt wedding commentary. It briefly alludes to sugar bounty claims in New Orleans and potential Supreme Court appeals, reflecting era debates on governance and policy.
Fragmented item lists violent anti foreign actions in China with arrests at Kucheng and hints at relaxed living conditions for foreigners. It also notes the Torrens land bill carrying in Chicago and Illinois and discusses transfer policy for Hawaii amid broader political debate. References to Stevenson, the Hodgkin prize, and Democratic currency issues appear amid a jumble of names and events.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses Hawaii as a remote spot in a global regeneration idea and contrasts diverse populations with harsh depictions of distant places. It mentions hospitality, benevolence, and harsh climates, with unclear specifics and dates.
The employees at the Honableh Trot Works have decided to stage a reception for Alexander Young in Urmecestion at Alexander Young in hyd. A collation will be held in the afternoon with J Stace in charge, followed by an adjournment to the Savet resort at Waikiki for music and singing. Preparations for proper entertainment of guests on Saturday evening are under way.
The bicycle contest page shows 9827 votes cast by noon, per the committee in charge. The following tables present the result of the count and summarize participation by candidate groups and totals to date.
Mrs Sturtevant Peet leader of the California Woman's Christian Temperance Union extols the bicycle at the state convention in San Francisco. She says dress reform and the wheel lift public health and virtue, reduce alcohol use, and encourage physical exercise. The Tribune wheel for ladies claims 15 percent less effort due to patent sprockets.
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