01 Sep 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1897
Page
1
An advertisement extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the most reliable blood purifier and tonic. It targets conditions from skin disorders to catarrh and rheumatic gout, pledging improved digestion, liver function, nerve strength, and general vitality.
The Sydney Morning Herald notes McKinley shifts from nonaction on tariff to pushing a new Hawaiian union treaty. It cites pressures from beet sugar and western farmers, fears of European control, and the Monroe Doctrine guiding a likely ratification despite a stern minority.
Manford Grad D. P. Mitchell a Stanford graduate has been selected as mining engineer for Bewick, Moening & Co one of Western Australia’s largest mining firms with headquarters at Coolgardie He will travel and inspect mines owned by the company in his new field of labor.
In Plymouth England last night the torpedo boat destroyer Thrasher and the cruiser Phaeton collided while en route to join the Pacific squadron. The Thrasher suffered a wrecked port side and nearly foundered. One sailor drowned.
All kinds of bicycle repairing offered at the Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Co Love Building Fort Street.
In Pittsburg Aug 2 labor leaders clash with operators over arbitration in the coal strike. Colonel Read accuses M D Ratehford of inciting insurrection while Ratehford and officers discuss arbitration and wage demands. Officials vow action to resolve the dispute as foes warn of bloodshed if the strike persists.
Lionel V Redpath and Jobo Olsen face grand jury charges in San Francisco with bonds set at 500 each. He allegedly swindled Portuguese families of about 700 to 7600 in lace goods, after previous embezzlement in Hawaii. Redpath is described as a habitual swindler now in custody awaiting trial.
The transfer of ownership to John Spreckels places W S Leake in charge across all departments of The San Francisco Call. Leake, a seasoned West Coast executive, is praised for business acumen and political clout, signaling major revivification and possible Associated Press franchise pursuit under Spreckels.
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