05 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1895
Page
1
A stream of official bulletins tracks rising cholera cases up to Sept 6 with totals, patient outcomes, and nationalities. Attorney General Smith is praised for leadership as Hawaii's Board of Health weighs quarantines, landings, and ministerial needs amid a busy morning.
Ex queen Liliuokalani will be allowed to live at her Washington Place home under parole like a prisoner of war. She will not be pardoned or have her sentence commuted, and the time of release will not be public. The government fears demonstrations by loyalists and keeps details quiet. President Dole attended the Board of Health meeting. Senator Waterhouse aided in health matters. The health board now meets in the rear room of the old legislative chamber with broad access.
A box marked Honolulu containing 160 tins of opium was found early today in an Oceanic warehouse. Customs surveyor and guards Frank Innis and Paul Johnson were detailers for the search. The opium filled the box and is described as high quality. A reward of about sixty dollars awaits the guards who made the discovery. A rigid search is continuing with further developments expected tonight.
A period tone warns that diseased blood causes systemic illness and lists fevers, malaria, rheumatism, bowel and lung issues. It extols a cod liver oil preparation with hypophosphites malt and wild cherry bark as the best modern treatment to purify the blood and restore health for the family medicine chest.
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