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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1902
Page
4
In a Fourth District political brief, W. W. Harris seeks support while reflecting on campaign strategy and Republican alignment. The piece mentions platform aims, gatekeeping by party members, and the broader national context affecting how Republican candidates appeal to voters. It also touches on recent judicial and electoral debates and public opinion swirling around figures like Altgeld and Moody.
A fragmented account discusses how the Republican party plans to interpret a law on nominations and qualifications to avoid future complications. It emphasizes ensuring nominees meet all criteria and warns against expedients that could embarrass honest workers in the Fourth District and territory elections.
A fragmentary report discusses candidate qualifications and voter impact. It notes 86 percent support from individuals and critiques the ruling party. It mentions the Terpniiliony party and Hemhatt Veiily, Dawes methods, and contrasts with Mr. Tireler's campaign strategy.
A New York Journal of Commerce summary says the Senate immigration committee probes Chinese exclusion amid Pacific Coast business fears. San Francisco merchants push freer entry for Chinese merchants while labor voices demand restrictions, stressing impacts on New York and national trade with a rising China.
W G Irwin & Co Limited advertises as agents for Western Sugar Refinery in San Francisco and lists related industrial suppliers including Baldwin Locomotive Philadelphia New York firms, cane processing equipment, chemicals, fertilizers, paint and paper, linseed oil and cement supplies.
A Senate immigration committee discussion warns against strengthening a China treaty via Congress and argues for extending current law for two years. The dialogue favors maintaining the Most Favored Nation clause and preserving export access, urging cautious action to avoid alienating China and hurting trade and labor interests.
The Senate debated a Hawaii coinage provision, with Senator Allison arguing against reliance on United States silver dollars and mint stock. Foraker defended the bill as drafted, while Teller and Hoar pressed to sway him. the chamber ultimately struck the mint stock language, leaving the measure unsettled as Washington wires report.
Papers from the department and savings offices list rates and terms for deposits, dividends, and trust affairs. Exhibits reference interest at 13 percent per annum, various banking houses including The Nevada National Bank, Union Bank, and Hongkong and Yokohama Bank, with collections promptly accounted for and insurance agents listed.
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