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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
4
The notice lists various subscription plans for Evening and Sunday Bulletins, including monthly and yearly rates, postpaid and foreign options, and special prices for weekly, Sunday, and combined deliveries. It specifies locales such as UB and D B and mentions office box and telephone references.
A lengthy report details a Republican campaign denouncing dishonest advertising, praising party workers, and asserting victory for honest labor in the local race. It credits organizational strength, calls for unity, and notes electoral gains from precinct results and party leadership actions.
President Ravavelt joins Western Congressmen in opposing the irrigation bill. He objects to federal control of water appropriation and diversion, arguing state oversight is essential and federal supervision should be limited to essential purposes. The discussion centers on balancing regional needs and political considerations.
London report notes Marconi message successful after heavy fog. The steamship Kalwor Wilhelm der Großee was 1100 miles distant during the communication, with a sum cited as 6 001 400. The article mentions thirty different appearances of wine wine and related details.
A fragmentary notice reports that party men and business leaders condemn a policy of the advertiser party. The readable text hints at opposition plans and possible repudiation or political maneuvering within the organization.
A chaotic letter to the editor accuses The Advertiser of attempting to knife the Republican Party. It claims the paper tried to sway voters, denounces perceived bias, and urges readers to support Republican candidates while criticizing the paper’s tone and alignment.
Fragmented text shows rival factions claiming attacks on Hawaiians and a party rift tied to an advertiser’s influence. Names and clear facts are garbled. main sense centers on internal political conflict and allegations involving an advertiser and voters.
The piece critiques the war era politics noting Governor Dole’s absence from election contention. It contends the Republican Party should contest the result and questions the rationale behind postwar political maneuvers. The fragment references Vetnamlt era intrigue and a candle rate proposal amid partisan discourse.
Attorney for advertiser in 17S case challenges charges of aiding the Republican party. The record notes the advertiser’s role in promoting candidates and questions the motive and impact of campaign activity. Andrews represents the Owainh Cogette Company, publisher of the Advertiser.
A fragmentary draft outlines punishments for threats or attempts to kill the President or Vice President of the United States. It details penalties for conspirators, inciters, and traitors, and describes security measures and guard provisions under the War Secretary and Treasury Secretary. The text references uprisings, enforcement, and criminal liability up to ten years.
Washington March 20 The Democratic minority on the House Foreign Affairs Committee will present a report favoring the Kaline Aitehel bill. President and leading Republicans back the measure, while the Senate form of the Kahn Mitchell bill faces opposition amid calls to defeat pro Chinese amendments. The California Commission lobbies for support of the Senate form and a House showdown looms as parties align on immigration and foreign policy.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Limited reports subscribed capital of Yen 24,000,000 with paid up capital of Yen 18,000,000 and reserved fund. The bank engages in general banking and discounting bills of exchange and letters of credit. Interest is allowed on fixed deposits for 12, 6, and 3 months. New Republic Building, 111 King Street, Honolulu.
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