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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
6
OOKS Attorney rooms 10. Sprockels bide Tel Main 344. EARLOS A. LONG Attorney 15 Kan hummnn St Tel 681 Main Bulletin Pe.
In Kilaven Kaunl on April 1, 1902, K. W. Kinney urges strict quarantine measures amid disputes over Home Rule and its impact on Hawaiian public health and governance. The letter argues quarantine, tax policy, and legislative action shape outcomes for Hawaiians, accusing some factions of politicizing epidemics and calling for accountable leadership.
A fragment reflecting on those whose pace fails and whose defeat sours their calm. Poem contrasts the unconquered with the tireless, naming the unseen force shaping nations and binding the world with monotony and debt. Appears to cite the Baltimore American.
The report portrays Delarey as an able Boer leader and contrasts him with De Wet, noting Delarey commanded the rear guard of General Botha's army and once faced Methuen. It recalls recent Pretoria events, the South African conflict mood, and English responses, with quoted remarks about supplies and resilience.
At a Wireless Telegraph Company meeting Mr Marconi expressed strong confidence in sending a message across the Atlantic from his new department. He noted the system was now permanently in operation on seventy ships and twenty five stations, capable of twenty words per minute. He planned to start a service to Canada, return by end of March, and provide a wireless station to Sir William Henry Preece and Dr. Oliver Lodge for experiments. The talk touched on interceptions and government support, with revenue from messages discussed and a note that thousands of words were sent recently on a voyage home.
In a Philadelphia Telegraph feature, a woman describes living in a single room with a shared lavatory and a private bath. She details a compact dressing routine using a wicker table, mirror, combs, benches, and a curtained setup to keep items organized and ready for daily grooming.
Fragmentary OCR text references King Street line and various garbled phrases with names and places. Readable elements include geographic cues and scattered proper nouns, but the overall event or story is not discernible from the fragment.
Partial readable lines mention persons and letters with scattered times and places. No clear event or outcome. The fragment lacks coherent facts, making it difficult to identify a newsworthy item other than a few proper nouns and stray symbols.
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