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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1902
Page
6
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Reported scene at a political gathering in New York as anarchists express support for McKinley’s assassination. Officers expelled several protesters while others faced altercations near the hall. Witnesses describe pamphleteering and police action, with one man wounded and another detained.
Miss Ellen Stone departed London for New York aboard the Hamtureaior Tony Hino Srewmwe, with a brief Southampton departure en route to the United States. Upon arrival she was welcomed by diplomatic figures including Joseph Choate and Mey Choate who hosted a tea at the embassy, where Stone recounted her experiences.
Reformers in New York push to suppress gambling establishments across Manhattan and Brooklyn. The effort targets pool halls and gaming rooms as part of a broader reform agenda in the city during a period of political change.
A chaotic chaos of acts and adlibs unfolds at a New York vaudeville venue. The show features performers including a singer named Nata and a prospect named Reggie. A vendor sells laxatives as part of a backstage routine, while a notary public in Colleton advertises government offices and shipping facilities.
The report outlines Clement's Church affairs during a period of church governance and property matters. It details the intercession day, a Canonical canons proposal for Clement's property, and Bishop Nichol's leadership at St Andrew's in transition from English to American jurisdiction. The article mentions services, vestments, and planned lectures and music events, including an opening lecture on liturgical differences and a monthly special music service.
New York reports tentative steps toward establishing trade with South Africa.Officials outline a plan to buy ships and equipment, shaping a commerce push amid uncertain markets. The effort spans ports in New York and nearby towns as companies seek early agreements.
A chaotic notice from April warns of a strike at King Mapefarthing Company mills across the Augusta region. If demand for a ten percent advance is not granted, workers in Augusta, Grantsville, Aiken, Warrens, Vauchow and Langley face immediate dismissal and 11,000 operatives may lose work as cotton traders report the strike timeline and possible Monday action.
A fragmentary report notes several miners dead in a mining accident in a British setting near Wirbn, Lantana. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate multiple fatalities and a controlled investigation at the site.
A terse local note recalls a gathering at the New Criterion where Seattle audiences tasted The ever papiour Ikalner Heer t p juve Medaght. The bulletin mentions a monthly event and hints at a revived tradition, with attendees enjoying a broader selection as quality improves.
Ambitious plan outlined to extend rail connections from Spokane to Puget Sound via the Cascades. Engineering proposals cite connections to the Great Northern and Northern Pacific systems, with a Spokane terminal and links toward Bellingham Bay and Port Angeles. The project aims to unify routes across Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia, leveraging existing terminals and new alignments to shorten transcontinental travel.
Boston observes a public testimonial for Edward Everett Hale on his eightieth birthday. Representatives from education, religion, and industry gathered at SomTrustng Halls to honor the Christian minister, with remarks by Senator Hoar and Henry Higginson presiding.
In West Jamwatown N. ., March dl to April Hut, James Corbett will depart with his theatrical manager for Ban Francisco. He plans to train and renews a challenge after the Jeffries and Fitzsimmons bout. If successful, Corbett will replace Phenimmons in the violin contest and meet Jeurles.
Phoenis March 1 1 D Mann editor publisher of Town Topics the New York society paper died here this morning of consumption. His widow Mrs Mann believes the chance of recovery is favorable. Dirs Mann has received telegrams conveying sympathy and condolence.
The Chinese Minister at Tokyo sent a strong dispatch to Peking urging the prohibition of specific Chinese items. He claimed the government should ban these goods from being exported via Yokohama and other ports, with costs to be borne by the Viceroy and Chinese authorities. The report notes the mission's aim to curb the trade and curb reprisals.
Fragmentary report from London Times discusses Philippine governance and challenges. It notes comparisons to Britain’s Howe problem and references Civil Government Tutt’s declaration before the Benale Committee. The piece signals debate over rights and constitutional parallels for the Philippine people amid American influence.
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