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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
8
A garbled shipboard advisory parodies warnings to sailors and officers about dangers at the waterfront. It lists cautions about court action, legal notices, and safety, urging masters to beware of impromptu schemes, improper cargo handling, and unsafe practices while dockside and at sea. The text also references required safety gear, inspections, and duties of officers amid a satirical critique of maritime bureaucracy.
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures with vessel names including Nippon Maru and Tak Sites, detailing cargoes, passenger rooks, and routes to Honolulu, Lahaina, and Waimea. The report notes weather, weekly tide tables, and notices of maritime enforcement, with orders for crew and passenger actions and a forecast of upcoming sailings.
A chaotic report from Venezuela describes revolutionists gaining ground in Caracas as General Muutene faces President Catto amid detentions of loyalists. The piece notes shock at military moves, mutterings of new governance, and international concern as forces advance toward the capital.
Fragmentary note references St Patrick and Baptist themes with garbled names Bourbington Conny Maw Gardiner and Oy Hyantestie Uaptint. Mentions preaching, Virgin Mary doctrine, papal authority, and prayer imagery with unclear dates or place markers.
A Washington Post excerpt quotes debates over the nickname Doc for physicians. Critics warn it demeans the profession while supporters argue it reflects trust and familiarity. The piece cites a peak outbreak period from late 1900s with thousands of cases and hundreds of deaths.
Fragmentary OCR note shows a garbled phrase about thirteen notes and a mismatch with a prefect and a van. Readable bits indicate discussion of perspective and misinterpretation in a travel or educational context, but details are unclear.
Meo Watson of Hamie Young sought to arrange insurance but clashed with rivals over rates. A meeting of insurers led to a decision to pool figures, prompting Watson to request a transfer to the coast amid the dispute.
Tailored skirts for women feature very full designs with flounces and tucks, the season’s skirt. Plain linen options in natural color with open work bands and white trimming. Mercerized linen in blood, blue, brown, and natural, with new folds. slack French edge with white hairline stripe and bias folds. Price five dollars.
Notice published April 21 1902 outlines changes to hack regulations in Honolulu. It lists new hack stands and routes with fares for one to three passengers and added rules for licensed vehicles. The document includes names of officials and mentions enforcement by police.
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