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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
4
Local notices show Evening and Sunday Bulletins with monthly quarterly and yearly rates, plus foreign postpaid options. The piece also discusses a platform and party divisions with emphasis on a Republican alternative and a call to support a steadfast duty in a national party context.
The article discusses proposed importation of foreign baseball players, naming committees and officials, and the opposition's claim that such moves threaten local talent and university programs. It cites organizations, dates, and figures as part of the policy debate and potential reforms.
The community recognizes and salutes local organizations for their continued effort and impact. Leaders highlight collaboration, volunteers express gratitude, and residents pledge ongoing support to sustain communal projects and civic initiatives.
A damaged fragment mentions Klondite era and a claim that a path to prosperity exists. The text is unclear and garbled with missing names and dates. It references Mat trele and Aimer ty in an uncertain context, offering no verifiable events or actions.
A fragmentary note shows DHALLOMe and Svatappa tied to a cupvey project at Hiwall's harbors. The Territory resists, seeking federal support to fund barbie improvements, implying partial satisfaction and potential bends in supply.
Strennoun seeks to weaken the continental political efforts amid tensions with national leaders. The Hawaii progress keynote centered on the Fourth Libertiet election, highlighting concerns over unity and party strength.
Reports from Hawal and Menton Herald Repurte describe upheaval as Hawaii responds to Thai labor and political questions. The piece notes oligarchic power, wealth concentration, and calls for reform amid education and national policy debates affecting the United States and international relations.
The column discusses a proposed Hawaii cork industry linking to pork culture and wine trade. It cites limited cork supply from Spain, France, and Algeria due to travel damage, and notes rising cork demand as a potential economic venture with health and agricultural implications for Hawaii. It mentions experimental planting of cork-producing worms and appeals for careful development.
Captain John Barneson received a silver service and engraved flag in a formal ceremony at Central Avenue, San Kranelson, honoring his service as superintendent of a United States Army transport ship. Attendees included regional officials and military personnel. the event celebrated Barneson’s career and praised his leadership aboard the transport.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a Howe Triyite committee meeting involving Governor Dote, Delegate Wilcox, Edgar Caypin, Geo It, Carter, possibly Sudge Litelo, and others. Mentions attendance in Hhely and discussion of Wallan affairs and phases of the situation, with unclear context and names.
In Washington reports indicate a new federal quarantine station may be located in the city to avoid legal entanglements and to enable federal operations. The move could affect a near hundred thousand dollars in federal funding and shows Hawaii’s interest in securing ongoing federal work locally.
A fragmentary text argues that Hawaii and Bruton Territories should adopt American governmental and industrial concepts to enhance prosperity. It notes distrust of oligarchic administration and suggests similar benefits would follow for Mu Territories, urging adoption of American practices.
The text references Senator Manna planning to present a will amid misconduct accusations and irregularities linked to Havana. A prior opinion suggests the Hoop would not extend the period, with a writer recalling a familiar pattern from a long past era.
A remote field party near an extinct volcanic cone uncovered bones and stone tools beneath four feet of crust. The finds suggest a long vanished civilization and offer a possible second Pompeii scenario. Researchers retrieved hafted hammers, chisels, and tools, noting the artifacts resemble known Indigenous implements. The discovery indicates a prehistoric settlement buried by volcanic activity long ago.
The readable text discusses preparing proper instruments for excavation and the aim to improve equipment to preserve archaeological finds. It mentions a plan to enhance tools to assist excavation and research, seeking better gear for more effective exploration.
Agents for Wantern Sugar Refinery Company of San Francisco Baldwin commotion works of Philadelphia Newel Guivernatsal Co National Cane shreider New York Wah N. Obiandt & Co Chemical Postit Alex Crone & Sone high grade Fertilizers for Cane and Coffee Reed's Steam Pipe Covering Also offer for base Parafine Paint Co P&B Paints and tips and Linseed Oil and boiled indurhuta etc.
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