09 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1902
Page
1
An official Vatican organ quotes Pope Leo XIII urging unity among Christians to oppose atheism and social upheaval. He warns of growing anarchy, socialism, and divorces while defending religion, marriage order, and persecution of Catholics abroad and at home.
Marston Campbell of Public Works, assist snipers, travels to Kanal tomorrow to oversee repairs to damaged bridges and roads after recent storms. Superintendent Boyd coordinates. Mr Gere departs to Hamakiia and North Hilo to supervise rebuilding with government yard labor.
May Yohe and Captain Putnam Hirnuten Strong depart from Yokohama aboard the Gremu ull aleamor Kaltechou bound for America under assumed names Mr and Mrs PLB Strong. The captain must reach New York by early May for business meetings. Their arrival is tied to sensational press coverage of Lady Frances Hope and earlier desertion allegations.
A chemist at Hon Wl plantation backed by a long career of hardship seeks a settlement over a jointly owned estate. A valuable oil property, called Treau and about 800 acres, is at stake. An offer of $10,000,900 has been presented to Patnatie for the property.
A boat house belonging to the Healaat Yarbe Civ suffered serious damage from a series of heavy blasts in the neighborhood yesterday afternoon around 4. Coltan Henthorn reports excavations near the shore followed by an unusually powerful blast. Debris struck several boats as the roof and tower were damaged and smoke filled the area.
The steamer arrived in port from Katoa at Seloe kibin morning with 27985 habe augar and 6 paetunied of bits Melow TUrker KENT Rapette Une atear Ce Turple at Mikael WHI AO toe A Hat Yer A ieeker ge. Phe bik W UL Pint woe at Makewell waiting in. Two hours yet before the polls close. vote for Harris.
Voters in the Fourth District show Harris leading in multiple precincts with small margins reported noon totals. Early turnout appears light but expected to rise in the afternoon as results from Second Third Fourth Fifth and Sixth precincts indicate Harris ahead with varying majorities.
An account details the Moana voyage from Sydney to Suva and Suva to Brisbane with hundreds of passengers bound for London for the coronation. It lists notable travelers including Mr Webster and other prominent men and merchants from New Zealand, Australia, and London. The narrative notes planned participation by officials and business figures, with emphasis on the coronation ceremony and maritime movements.
A crowded dockyard scene ends in a fatal railway mishap near the wharf. Byrooke witnesses describe a grinding cog wheel event and a failing machinery sequence that led to the death of a man named Haanie. Inspectors note likely unlawful activity. no scream was heard as the incident unfolded.
Fragmentary OCR describes a controversial session in Washington on March 1 about extending rights of way and the Philippine bill. It mentions temporary delays, a committee split, and plans to proceed with debate as a quick enactment of pending legislation.
The article outlines a mock wedding rite and farewell banquet held by the Orient members with a list of attendees including Tule town HK Bigelow HE Bigelow Br Mk Beverly Kidd W Warren Thay ne RO Yardley Robert Churetan and more. It reports a burglary charge against a resident named Watilant wimite Nasing accused of breaking into a house on Watkikt street Sunday stealing $205 and notes the election line Vote for Harris ending.
Report describes the ship Sheridian and crew arriving from San Francisco to Manila bound for Honolulu. Passengers ashore, mail not pumped, some soldiers quarantined. A mild case aboard and a later note on court actions and custody of a stolen government pipe incident.
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