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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1895
Page
1
Latest foreign news from San Francisco reports diphtheria closures in Lawrence Kansas, leadership changes in the U S Army, transit upgrades in Washington and New York social, academic and political developments. Consular shifts, a Prince Oscar ship incident, and a San Francisco Durrant trial update accompany health, legal and civic notes.
Lieutenant Peary and party have arrived in St John s New Foundland aboard the relief steamer Kite from the Arctic. He spent two winters in Bowdoin s bay and is fairly satisfied with the results. His purpose was to complete the North Greenland survey and he believes in ten years Americans will accomplish it driven by progress abroad.
A Conservative Havana paper attacks rivals over policy toward insurgents while reports from September detail Spanish advances near Guantanamo and Santa Clara. Reinforcements totaling 6,350 troops arrive for Spain as a Manestre raid triggers court martial for aiding insurgents. Barontega sinks with 40 aboard. Dr. Thomas denounces Spanish rule. John Repko seeks $40,000 in damages after ejection from Havana hotel. New York mobilizes a monster petition for U.S. recognition of Cuba’s insurgents.
Reports describe calls to unify pro Cubs sentiment with planned public meetings across the country. Disturbances flare in Mexico City as Cubans protest Spaniards. In Wilmington Delaware a jury finds 21 Dubyne not guilty on neutrality law charges while New York reports a Spanish defeat abroad and a possible insurgent naval action by year’s end.
The report notes Mr Rose of London challenging in New York for the America's Cup with a Soper-designed yacht to be built at Southampton. It also mentions a £1000 offer for a Defender-Valkyrie II match, a £2508 prize for a gold cup design, and various royal and political notes from Avignon to Berlin, with unrelated events on the Pope, the Maybrick case, and people in high office.
At a Vienna demonstration of 8000 workmen for universal suffrage, clashes with police occurred and twenty six arrests were made. Precautions were stepped up for Constantinople's Sublime Porte after the discovery of Macedonian plots. Langtry loses jewels in a bank order incident. Many arrests of French troops on the German border.
A chaotic telegraphic report notes Biswarak's death and insults to the German and Geroan factions, while German reactions are praised. Siberia reports flooding as General Duchesne defeats forces in a defile. Yucatan shows movements toward reclaiming lands, Kin Wha faces anti foreign proclamations, and a gold belt from Venezuela to Fra Yellow force amid widespread smallpox in Pertiambnes.
Cholera is reported rising in Constantinople and spreading toward Broussa, fifty seven miles south, with rapid transmission and growing alarm among local populations. Officials urge vigilance as outbreaks intensify in nearby towns and rural areas.
In December the Wall Nichols Company, a group of capitalists, will open a large shop in the Republic building on King Street. F. I. Nichols, formerly of the Hawaiian News Company, will oversee operations as Mr. Nichols travels to Chicago and New York to secure stock and line up offerings. The store will feature books, stationery, instruments, and other goods with promotional incentives and a price guarantee.
In Samogaki-mura, Chity district, Aichi prefecture, over fifty residents were rounded up as a cholera outbreak surged. Officials investigated a dubious trader selling two large tortoises, Shogakibo, to locals, who then fell ill with the disease.
Mrs Langtry sues for a livoree in the Superior Court of Lake County California. The suit names Freddie Gebhardt and includes joint ownership details of the property. The action seeks remedy in the ongoing partition or related equity proceeding.
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