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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription prices for the Sunday Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin with postpaid options. It lists various rates including per month per quarter and per year for domestic and foreign addresses, with telephon email and box office references.
The article continues discussion on the nomination of Dreier, detailing arguments presented before the Supreme Court. It reviews legal questions raised about the nomination process and potential implications for the court.
The article discusses a contested legal argument in the Fourth District race about whether the Secretary may judge candidate qualifications and inspect nomination papers. Arguments reference Nebraska and New Mexico precedents, with figures such as Mr. Kinney and Mr. Robertson cited as part of the debate on executive versus legislative authority and the role of the ballot in nominations.
A jumble of names and disputes across party lines outlines a chaotic political scene. Mentions Moody likely in Congress and a Supreme Court moment frame a broader struggle between Republicans and Democrats as factions clash. The text hints at a tense national mood and evolving government actions shaping public opinion.
A correspondence stresses Hawaii’s need for a formal delegation to Washington to push settlement of water rights and harbor improvements. It argues for experienced delegates, notes past lobbyists, and warns that lack of strong representation could hinder federal support and capital for Honolulu harbor projects.
Washington reports increasing pressure for General Miles to retire within two weeks amid demoralization in Greychelea and a wartime controversy. A separate note cites a rapid House request for full War Department correspondence on the Pacific theater and General Miles’ role.
The House Report on the Chinese exclusion bill, presented by Perkins, argues against excluding Chinese laborers. It notes fraud risks and urges avoiding undue hardship while protecting merchant marine needs. Clark of Missouri favors removal of the ban on Chinese sailors aboard American ships.
March 27 dispatches describe Boer forces under Gen Dutch English leaders retreating toward a fortified post after a clash near Balvoral. British riders warned of the movement and presses near Rheneaster Kop report pressure from Anglo troops. London reports March 28 mention ongoing armistice terms and possible terms for De Wet and De la Rey.
Washington March 23 It has been reported that moneyed interests threaten Roosevelt by heavy investments to railroads to push new policy shifts If Roosevelt refuses to change course influential figures vow to force his nomination and affect state commerce actions The developing maneuver aims to influence the nomination and presidency with pressure across the capital these threats intensify as railroads come under scrutiny
In a scrambled report from Pretoria dated March, Boer forces including De la Rey and Kemp were said to be within striking distance but suffered a surprise setback as British troops pressed advances. About 179 Boer prisoners, led by commanders Kedeker and Landroth, are reported in custody as forces disengaged.
Ann Molon Me Waren, wife of Franela Werren and state senator from Wyoming, died after a year in Massachusetts. Senator Warren and her two children were at her bedside as her health failed.
San Francisco agents list and banks from various nations with loans, credits, and bills of exchange. Monthly deposits on a series stock, directors named A A Wilder J L McLean and others. Office hours noted as 12 30 to 1 00 pm.
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