United States and World News Digest From Detroit to Yokohama
A wide sweep of items notes Cleveland in Boston interests Knight Templar ties, Chicago bankers, Durrant trial juror needed, new Chicago library funding, and librarian wages. Reports cover Wyoming rights, labor reform, Detroit convention on uniform laws, and racing yachts including Valkyrie II. Also notes failed Gillette bullfight, Treasury status, Erie railway restructuring, mob hangings in Yreka and Springfield, smallpox cases among Black colonists, poison suspicions at Indiana mission, press stances on U S France Madagascar, and a raft of international events from Asia to Europe including cholera, naval plans, and Sailors aboard Olympia heading to China.
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Detroit
United States
Gillett
Colorado
Treasury
Morgans
New York
London
Erie
Genset
Yreka
Cal
Gambling fines and varied court actions at Police Court
Sin Loong and Ah Cheong fined ten dollars each for gambling. Julivg pleads guilty to assault and battery. Fon ere: auspended, Chan Loo to plead guilty of having opium in possession. Al Ko pleads not guilty to feloniously stealing a chicken valued at one. Trial set for tomorrow. H Moore on trial for embezzling 857 from Levi Mookini with Antone Rosa assisting prosecution and 8 K Kane for defense. Civil judgments include J N Wright against W Prestidge for 27.65 Ah Chew against W H Thornton for 17.82 J A Kahlberg against Charles Lambert for 28.90 and duck Lung against Joseph Nawahi for 170.62.
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Sin Loong
Ah Cheong
Julivg
Chan Loo
Pladet Guity
al Ko
H. Moore
Levi Mookini
Antone Rosa
K. Kane
J. N. Wright
W. Prestidge
Ah Chew
W. H. Thornton
J. A. Kahlberg
Charles Lambert
Duck Lung
Joseph Nawahi
Still Claims Victims Infections and Deaths Rise
A morning Board of Health bulletin records seven new cases and five deaths, including a 17 year old. New illness traced to tainted food from the Nuuanu stream. saloons ordered closed from 6 pm to 6 am to curb crowds. Local officials note some encouraging signs as cases cluster around contaminated food sources.
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Board of Health
Napoleon Kalilikani
Kahakaila
Kawa
Wayson
Lono
Punchbow Street
Mormon Church
Smith
David Pan
Kalihi
Lunalilo
Wood
Ron
Casey
Simeona
Paku
Kupuukolo
Quarantine Hospital
Mit
W. O. Smith
K. G. Hitchcock
Board of Health Office
Nuuann
Police Court Docket Sees 46 Cases on Monday
On Judge Perry's calendar Monday morning 46 cases were heard. Fourteen defendants paid fines and some cases were postponed. Honule Kukona pled guilty to distilling liquor and received three months in prison and a $100 fine.
Prof A B Lyon and family sail on Martha Davis
Thirteen arrests reported this morning: five Chinese held for opium in possession, three for non payment of taxes, one Hawaiian jailed for drunkenness, one for assault on Tim Murray’s cank, one Chinese offering a 20 piste bribe to a officer, three Chinese violating Board of Health rules, and one American for intrating.
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Tim Murray
Board of Eealth
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