19 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1895
Page
1
G R Harrison offers practical plano and organ work with factory standard guarantees. Orders left at Hawaiian News Co. receive prompt attention. Brown & Kubey on Hotel street showcase the largest varied assortment of clocks and timepieces in town inviting a visit.
The American yacht Defender defeats the British Valkyrie in the 15 mile windward course by a corrected margin of 47 seconds after a start collision. A second race favored Britain but was later awarded to the Defender. a third race was uncertain due to crowding and crew concerns.
Europe reports O R Harding challenged Jake Gaudaur to a world championship rowing match to be held on the Tyne. Indemnity of 75000 dollars paid by Nicaragua distributed among British claimants. Vice-consul Hatch received 14500 dollars. Windward yacht arrives with Jackson-Harmsworth polar expedition at Varde, Norway. crew suffered scurvy and three died. Paris bank bombing suspect identified, pleads poverty. Podolia infected with cholera declared. German Finance Ministry converts 4% loans to 3% amid peace expectations.
In Cuba Spanish forces claim welcome reception and Cuban volunteers aiding troops. A cavalry troop is formed near Chicago to aid insurgents. Insurgents derail a train with dynamite, killing several soldiers as many plantations are destroyed.
A rebel force surrounds the city of Santiago de Cuba, tightening control and isolating the area as military actions unfold. The siege signals a major shift in the regional conflict and potential relief or assault scenarios.
A Ecuador revolution brews and an anti Moraca movement surfaces in Brazil. Turkish authorities in Asia Minor are accused of tampering with parcels sent to American missionaries. Minister Terrill has filed a protest.
The board of health designates Monday the 23rd as a day for general cleaning and disinfection of homes in infected districts. Sub inspectors will oversee lime and disinfectant whitewashing of unpainted dwellings, verandas, floors, walls to six feet, and all outhouses and privies. Inmates must remove furniture and expose textiles to sun. garments boiled. all solutions poisonous and hands washed after use.
A weary Judge Wilcox surveys a crowded docket as 44 offenders appear. H J Bearsston pleads guilty to assault on a Chinese, fined $1 plus costs. Leo Koo and Ning Hung pay small fines for Board of Health violations. Lyons confronts Shaefer over abusive language, Shaefer armed with a butcher and club. Ah Wong charged with criminal assault on a five year old. case deferred. Kepano to be tried for breaking into a barber shop. Kane found in bed in a pot shop bedroom. Several Chinese gamblers plead guilty. others freed.
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