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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
6
A critique praises The Son of the Swordmaker for invention and industry shaping a steady tale. It traces Kradmus the Roman youth through war and conversion, noting restrained style, moral themes, and the Christ influence on characters, with emphasis on purity, unity, and humane values.
A garbled 19th century health column offers home remedies for coughs, skin treatments, wart removal, and facial whitening. Advice includes ammonia and glycerin mixtures, beef and cordials, celery and spinach for nerves, and burns of hydrogen peroxide. It cites a Sarah Bernhardt endorsement for a facial lotion and warns about milk residue causing typhoid.
Baron Komura Japanese peace plenipotentiary grants first authentic postwar interview in New York. He thanks Roosevelt for peace efforts and states Japan’s continued peaceful expansion in commerce and industry. He pledges cooperation with the United States and says no break in foreign policy, then outlines travel plans to Montreal and Vancouver before sailing home aboard the Empress of India.
Yokohama reports the Mikasa disaster with 244 bodies recovered to Saturday, 63 identified. Surgeon Commander Yamashima's funeral was held at Sasebo attended by Admiral Togo and other officers. Commander Tanaka relays Russian Admiral Kohzdestvonsky’s sympathy. Admiral Rohadentvensky sent a telegram to Admiral Togo.
In New Orleans on September 26 doctors weighed whether yellow fever germ discovery is possible from ongoing investigations. Dr. Pothier notes regular blood cell changes during fever, with cells appearing after day three and day four. He cautions no claim of germ isolation yet but outlines two key findings and mentions salt water and halts for assorted ailments.
At the October 9 1905 meeting of the County of Oahu Board of Supervisors the ordinance prohibiting exposure of gambling tables and implements in barred or protected rooms when three or more persons are present was passed. It bans exhibiting gambling devices in accessible spaces and visiting such rooms with three or more people. penalties include fines up to 500 dollars or six months imprisonment or both. Jurisdiction granted to District Magistrates for enforcement. Kalaukaland? Clark signs.
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