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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1902
Page
9
Fragmented discussion shows tension over party rules and the upcoming convention. References to Cheshire and local figures highlight disputes, unity calls, and debates on compliance, integrity, and strategy amid national political maneuvering.
A letter from James A. Kennedy, chairman, urges Territorial Central Committee members and party workers across Hawaii to rally behind Republican principles after a sweeping victory. He cites gains over the Home Rule Democratic Party, calls for preconventions prep, and emphasizes local control, organization, and early outreach to secure delegates, funds, and mobilization for the upcoming November elections. The note stresses building a robust Republican majority to aid national policy and infrastructure programs.
Director Jared Smith of the Agricultural Experiment Station guides a team to improve sugarcane cultivation in Hawaii. The effort promotes advanced fertilization, soil mapping, and water conservation, aiming to raise yields from three to eleven tons per acre and expand fertilizer production on plantations.
Readable portions describe a regional supplement with features on The President at the White House and a dramatic cultural piece. Highlights include a poem, a discussion of American workers, and international angles including Britain. The issue promises further content from first hour to last.
A fragmented 19th century editorial surveys sanitation reform in hog breeding and animal care. The piece discusses modern hygiene, the role of professors, and Federal plans for sanitation improvements, linking animal husbandry to public health and governance debates in Congress. It references the Chicago park commission and a forthcoming House of Representatives hearing on waste management and urban sanitation.
Reports from the exploration area describe veins of ore valued at over ten thousand dollars per ton. Prospectors labor with heavy equipment as they push toward Thunder Mountain and nearby sites, hoping for finds that could attract thousands to the region by mid summer. Roosevelt and other camps attract attention as hopefuls anticipate rail access and new investment in the mining frontier.
A distorted report describes a 1900s New York reform administration clash over police power and standards. Officials discuss control, limits, and the role of police in enforcing order during a contentious meeting.
A historical overview highlights inventors and patents driving wealth in the era. Harvey Kennedy and the umbrella, the vacuum sugar process, and other breakthroughs created fortunes for many. The article notes figures in the millions and points to future opportunities for boys and girls to innovate and profit through invention and improvement.
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