28 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1896
Page
1
A new sprinkler design, uniquely titled 9P No wood Sprinkler, marks a first in the market as no wood based solution has prior placement. Inventor and company officials unveil the product, highlighting synthetic materials and modern durability.
Six Lots at Waikiki lie on the Waikiki side of Kalia Road about 60 feet makai of Waikiki Road for sale.
A wide array of brief items covers political stances in Hawaii, a baseball figure's death by chloroform, industrial contracts and robberies, dramatic weather events, labor strikes in Colorado, and a string of international incidents. Notable notes include a Hong Kong to Cavite conflict detail, Dongola operations in the Nile expedition, and a Canadian refinery fire with large insurance.
Two notable Japanese gentlemen travel aboard the City of Peking as passengers. Baron Nissi, Japan’s long serving Minister Plenipotentiary at St Petersburg, returns home likely to receive a high government post. Consul Miyagawa, Tokio official in New York, heads to Japan for official business before resuming duties in New York. He recalls prior visits and comments on steamship lines and Asia Minor plans. Officers listed include Bayle, Daniel, Huguet, Houille, Aubertin, Gouzer, and others, with cadets Jourdan de la Passardiere and more. The vessel will sail to San Francisco after brief port call to replenish coal and fuel.
Saturday afternoon saw a lively season finale despite missing players and officials. J O Carter Jr and Gleason contributed for the Stars and First Regiment while Cornwall and Clark helped the Honolulus, McNivell and Duke McNivell officiated as umpires. The game stayed scoreless through four innings, then Rams and Honolulus each posted runs in the fifth, Rams adding two in the sixth and three in the eighth, while Honolulus tallied one in the eighth and two in the ninth for a three run late rally.
The French iron frigate Duguay Trouin reached her port this morning after departing Tahiti on September 4 and stopping at the Marquesas for four days. A seaman fell overboard during the voyage but was rescued. The 800-ton warship carries 10 large guns and has a noted crew.
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Government reply clarifies immunity scope for foreign diplomats including Charge dAffaires and Secretary of Legation. Senhor A de Souza Canavarre is Charge dAffaires and Consul Gage for Portugal, entitled to full protection of rank. Minister of Foreign Affairs gave full attention to the matter.
George Pepaloa a 36 year old leper from Honolulu surrendered himself to the Receiving Hospital in San Francisco and will be sent to a boat to be quarantined. He was born in Honolulu to native mother and father a leper, left the islands at age three, lived with his engineer brother in Houston, discovered the disease at sixteen, and was kept hidden by his brother until authorities took him in. Pepaloa has since wandered, facing expulsions from cities while seeking shelter, now under official health care. The report also notes a community event where the Hawaiian band led Company A in a crowd at Makeda Island with the band’s concert drawing spectators and cake served at Captain Smiths headquarters.
The Herald announces editorial management now rests with C G Campbell, President of the Company. B Bradford, former editor and manager, has retired by his own resignation and accord.
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