11 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references a custom house records, 1805 date, and a BAY compiled collection. Missing clear events or named individuals. Readable facts are limited to the year 1805 and a possible compilation of records from a customs house.
The Board of Health approved regulated sale of ocean fish within specified Honolulu limits. David Keliipio was named government inspector of fish, required to personally examine each fish piece and verify origin. Rules require inspections, daily permits, and penalties for violations. guards to oversee ponds were ordered and the board adjourned after noting minor committee changes.
A San Francisco article notes Commissover Marsden promotes the Canaigre plant for Pacific islands. The wild root is sliced by a modified steam chopper and shipped East for weaving. The venture grows with a plan to establish a Southern California nunnery as Pacific coast development accelerates.
The monthly Y M C A meeting drew a large turnout. Dr Hyde reported on Molobi visit and proposed aid for the leper settlement institution. Treasurer's two month balance stood at 363. Corbett outlined two months work and suggested mosquito proofing reading room shelves. Devotional Library and Physical Committees also reported.
In police court this morning the case of foot binding is heard with testimony from Dr Emerson and others. The defendant Ab Lin faced questions over binding the feet of a young girl and was fined 25 dollars with appeal possible. Separate drowns case details from harbor tragedy near Browera ship area with inquest and coroner testimony.
The association reports 120 members and a thriving condition. At last night’s meeting the election of officers was postponed until next Thursday. A first anniversary celebration is planned for the 2nd with a suitable musical program prepared.
Officials led by Minister King and Public Works Superintendent Rowell study a northern corridor from John Smithies place to St Louis College property, with two properties to be condemned. Irene Brown offers 2000 for her land. college land to be exchanged. Cabinet to decide soon. borings underway to assess soil along the proposed route.
Elmer Corthell warned at Ayringfield Moss that Chicago may become the world’s largest city within a few years, with a nearly eight million population, rivaling London and New York. He predicted London or Chicago could crown the coming century as the greatest city on earth, with a chance the younger Chicago might surpass London in about four decades.
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