28 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1895
Page
1
Advert asks cyclists to carry Redding's Russia Salve in a pocket box sold by Ollister Drug Co Agta. It claims the salve prevents pain and speeds healing after scrapes sprains bruises and other hurts, noting thousands of wheelmen rely on it.
Health officials in the Kwa district race to halt a cholera surge linked to surface water. Dr. Herbert reports the Insane Asylum water source flows from the Kanawai spring and taro patches, with Paahao, a 53 year old Hawaiian inmate, dying after contracting the disease. Commissioner Marsden backs a two mile fence along Novann stream to curb transmission until permanent walls can be erected and Senator Waterhouse supports stricter travel controls and additional passes.
The Police Court heard cases this morning with Tommy Cummings given a suspended sentence for assault. Ignacio Fraga and others pleaded guilty to larceny involving scissors, wooden balls, and a fan, all linked to a Portuguese youth gang. sentences suspended pending government action. The libel suit against Vivas and Teixeira was set for Monday, while A Travaso was fined for entering Pauon valley without permit. The perjury case against George Hough, Tailing, Gibbs and Murphy was continued to October 2.
Finely furnished rooms with bath and modern improvements for rent at 29 Beretania Street, Mechanics' Home, corner Hotel and Nonana streets. Lodging by day, week or month. Terms range from 26 and 50 cents per night to $1 and $1.26 per week.
The Standard reports renewed activity in England and America boosting capital movement and stock exchange activity. Railway returns indicate growing mercantile trade, with America leading the revival as bullion movements steady, despite a clogged money market from currency policy. Future trade expansion hinges on tariffs, McKinley era tendencies, and responses of America France and colonies to England.
A mau attended by many people reportedly held at a house at the foot of Hotel street near yesterday's fatal cholera case. Rumors say some partygoers, drunk on gin, moved under the house and found crabs in pooled water. Authorities urge verification of the report.
Women on the islands are urged to apply to L. B. Kerr for postal samples and place orders by mail. The notice promotes receiving a single yard of fabric at wholesale prices, encouraging readers to seize this opportunity.
Local and general items include a 4 pm band concert at Em A Square, ads for second-hand refrigerators and furnished rooms, and sales on KE and W collars at Tracy's. Notices mention Emma Street vine display, Japanese convicts applying glaze at the police station, an MCA meeting led by William A Bowen on marching orders, mail repairs to the steamer Australia, and Monday arrival expected. Also reported are a quarantine passenger, new hat stock, rain season notes, market dogs, James Makee sailing Tuesday, court judgments, Kauai quarantine meals issue, today's Time frontier cartoons by Harry Mist, and high school tennis leaders.
A local notice misnamed Allen Hutchinson the sculptor as marrying Mrs Ferris a widow with one child. In San Francisco he fell ill with pneumonia and Mrs Ferris cared for him until recovery, after which he married his benefactor who aided his illness and recovery.
A New York Recorder report recounts Dr W K Fales’s account of a patient with rheumatic pain treated in Amoy China by native methods. Incense, talismanic paper, herbal tea, and a nine pointed acupuncture needle approach were used. the patient recovered after a period of rest, with a small scar and no further issues observed.
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