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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1902
Page
3
An elderly town doctor recalls a six year old boy claiming he has more fun than any boy and travels faster than before. The exchange leaves the narrator pondering what the child will think twenty years hence.
A four year old cried in a kindergarten during a recent thunderstorm claiming the sky barked at her. The child reported fear and distress as she described the event to staff.
A noisy dialogue shows Deacon Goodly and townsfolk debating the new minister. Citizens express distrust and critique his piety while others speculate on personal motives and social intrigues in a fragmentary exchange.
A fragment from a story recounts Prince Henry diving to save a drowning sailor during a naval incident. Officers rushed on deck as the prince surfaced, surrounded by saluting crewmen amid the tense moment, while the German fleet continued its duties.
A historical account describes Prince Henry's voyage when officers were missing below deck and the crew faced a near disaster as the prince and others went overboard. He ordered rope rescues and later leapt back into the sea to aid a stunned sailor, earning praise for bravery despite initial missteps in language and command.
An extracted fragment shows Ada and Adam in a terse exchange about blame after a disaster, with odd phrasing and a hint of humor. The text reads as an incomplete reminiscence, suggesting a literary or dialectic fragment rather than a straightforward report.
A Topika man traveling toward Paris with a bachelor friend was joined by others to Kansas City. A meal and a first aid found a night shirt one dollar sticks and two quart bottles of whiskey in a revealed bundle. The incident raises questions about baggage contents.
Bertha asks about aging and life choices while a narrator debates delaying or shaving years. The dialogue centers on fear of loss and social expectations, with a friend weighing personal sacrifice versus friendship.
A dialogue shows the manager pressing for higher trolley system spending while directing motormen to adopt the title Chauffeurs. The exchange reveals organizational tone and leadership pivot without further details.
An account of a Senate chamber scene as Rev Milburn Led opening prayer. Pages present duty amid empty chairs. Frye recall of 1940s event, with New York Senator Matt and Newark Senator Frye noted. Washington Star report quotes a secretary’s aside about attire and speculation.
A historical analysis shows bananas dominate U S fruit imports, with Central America and the West Indies supplying over 80 percent. Costa Rica leads Central America in exports, while Cuban and British West Indies supplies fluctuated around wars and disturbances. The piece notes rising U S imports from 1887 to 1901, with Florida’s local production limited by freezes and Porto Rico highlighted as a future potential source.
A New York Herald account describes a stream of finely made garments in city second hand shops reflecting financial reverses. A woman in distress visits a shop near Herald Square, pleads for modest prices, and recalls buying a dress for two dollars before misfortune struck, crying as she leaves with a $5 item.
Problems for the chess enthusiasts note weekly column details editors and addresses. Correspondents are urged to send solutions before Thursday noon each week. The message mentions solutions to Problem No 41 from WY Moore A Bi Cooley Fy Weer Ke Nielett.
CENZIE Jamaica reports on the First Prize in Brighton Society tournament. The Monte Carlo event highlights standings with Parkigorin and Taraneh Hot among leaders. Details mention results, drives, and the pursuit of first place amid rival players and scheduling from Friday to Saturday.
Lincoln Nebraska reports Captain A. A. Hardy, a cowboy friend of Nov. Savage, demonstrated stunning rifle and revolver shots before Governor Savage and local marksmen. He split nuts thrown in air, shot a card at fifteen paces, and fired five bullets at a center target from a distance. He also shot a center card at ten paces then performed rapid revolver work, apologizing for limited practice.
The Field reports a Ruy Lopez game from Monte Carlo with moves like 1 Q-Q 12 P QKUS and 19 W-Kee. The commentary notes the knight’s imprisonment and a complex, pitiable position where White believed victory was possible, Napier pursuing a decisive variation after 19 Pha Kt-Qn. The ending favors White after 26 Be Pei and subsequent exchanges, described as a pretty game.
Catalog of notable commanders deemed undefeated in battle. Highlights include the Duke of Alva's uninterrupted record, Oliver Cromwell's failures avoided, Marlborough's exemplary leadership, Suworov's string of victories, and Wellington's sustained successes from first clash to Waterloo.
A fragmentary tale follows a customer asking for a product at a drag store and the clerk replying they are out. The Bank of Hokuretile failure is noted, with the reporter seeking information from the president and opinions on economic actions.
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