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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1902
Page
4
A fragmentary report outlines labor party officials and the political contest surrounding Alderman Mulvihill and other figures. It describes campaigns, voter tensions, and debates over reform, wealth, and labor interests. The piece notes maps of alliances, local politicians, and the influence of immigrant communities on the mayoral race.
Subscriptions listed in the Evening Mulletin and Sunday Weekly Bulletins show various rates by location and duration. A pasted editorial fragment discusses American soil and governance with references to Hawai and political positions, but many terms are garbled.
The readable text discusses patent law and the inventor of Weirelves Colograph phy with mentions of assistance fees and territorial work measures. It references parties and implied governance, but the garbled OCR makes specific facts or names unclear.
The text discusses stocks slowly rising toward higher values and mentions dividends and recovery prospects. It references New Delhi and northwest routes, with notes on returning to previous levels. The passage is fragmented and lacks clear, named entities or a single cohesive event.
A garbled item notes restrictions on timeball use by the league, aiming to secure support for upcoming season play. Mentions McKinley and emphasis on wary guidance to prevent disorder and ensure orderly competition next season.
A fragmented political note argues the Republican party seeks Hawaiian American votes and party discipline. It praises loyalty, questions primaries integrity, and flags criticism of pushing noncontestable pledges, amid calls for a restorative approach to party rules and electorate unity.
A Honolulu letter writer condemns weekly Portuginen Protestant gatherings near Punch Bowl and Luce Street. He blames Catholic and Protestant leaders for strife, cites a rock attack during a performance injuring a girl, and calls on the Sheriff to enforce peace. The piece laments violence in Portuguese town and urges action to restore harmony.
A reader letter criticizes Home Rule and Dole era factions in Hawaii. The writer accuses carpetbagger influences and Roosevelt backing, arguing native Hawaiians cannot be harmed further and that the Advertiser misleads readers while praising home rule and local leadership.
Hon Lacrin AL Phurvton, former AUnister to the United States, said in Washington that his visit has no political motive. He expects Governor Dale to be there, notes a conference on Hawaiian matters, and defends Dole as acting for Hawaii’s best interests. He praises annexation and Hawaii’s progress under U S protection.
In Little Rock Arkansas a critic argues that primary elections fail to reform politics. He contends the system worsens conditions, allowing party control to dominate and undermining old practices. The discussion centers on reform vs. entrenched party influence.
The steamer Nowan arrived from Horokaut with numur and foe Wek pamoneY and Japanean. It faced a delay and then departed for Henokaa to complete the sugar cargo, as weather or port conditions required.
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