26 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1895
Page
1
Bike riders face cuts scrapes sprains and pain and are urged to rely on Redding's Russia Salve to relieve distress quickly. Thousands of wheelmen take it on the road and the pocket box size is convenient. Olister Drug Co. agents offer the product.
Latest foreign news from San Francisco reports on trials of alleged lynchers in Ellensburg Washington plans for a large free silver convention in Chicago a smallpox outbreak at an Indian school and other international updates including Zanzibar China and Madagascar developments.
Sidewalks display overflowing trash as garbage wagons arrive late in several town sections, leaving containers awaiting service and residents frustrated by the delays.
Professor F A Hosmer has imported and placed in the college building and in Ponabon preparatory school two Atkins carbon filters. All water used for drinking will be boiled at the Honolulu Tron Works as a precaution.
Federal circles question remedies against Dr Bowie surgeon of the Belgie who certified that the three Chinese dead on the voyage to Honolulu died of heart disease or pneumonia He resigned at Honolulu and later sought private practice in Japan State and Treasury departments consider possible discipline or prosecution for false certificates Foote says he hasn’t heard of a violation of health and death certificate rules on American steamers.
The Belgic was successfully routed on September 18 with only slight damage. Cargo was unloaded into lighter, lightening the vessel enough to drift off at high tide. She will dock at Yokohama for repairs, go to Hong Kong, then return to San Francisco. No details on the death of Second Officer Beckman have been received.
Oahu College and Punahou Preparatory School will open on Monday with a full corps of teachers. Sanitary conditions receive special attention. Boiled water is supplied from Honolulu Iron Works to ensure safe drinking water.
A letter from Ensign Victor Blue aboard the Bennington reports genuine Asiatic cholera aboard with high death rates. Six caves aboard the War-vessel by Sept. 4 were treated. blue notes the Olympian port entry but no passengers boarded Bennington. A Chinese leper, a Chinese tax arrest, and other harbor items are noted with ship arrivals and local happenings in Honolulu and nearby areas.
Blood disease harms the body as the life source lies in the blood. Impovered blood lowers health causing fevers malaria bowel and lung ailments debility and more. Wampole’s tasteless cod liver oil with hypophosphites malt and wild cherry bark resists disease germs and restores strength for the whole family.
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