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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1902
Page
7
A long column reproduces subscription rates for Evening and Sunday Bulletins, then shifts to a broad 1902 news digest. It cites international events from India and Cuba, mentions political figures such as Senator Wolcott, and discusses U.S. policy debates, labor, and election dynamics. The piece reflects a period voice with dense name drops and worldwide references.
A garbled report discusses the party committee's proceedings around the primaries, alleging factional pressure, alleged interference, and calls for unity. It cites improvised committee critiques of candidates and the impact on election outcomes with scattered references to supporters and outside factions.
An 19th century style letter debates Republicanism and party loyalty. The writer critiques the Advertiser’s stance as a rival politi cal force and defends Republican values and unionism while denouncing money driven influence in campaigns. It references Dole, Thurston, and the Republican platform amid a broader call for American equality and patriotic duty.
A broad bill regulates the sale and lease of Hawaiian lands. Key figures include Warhitniny Mri Hane and Delegate Williamt fair Anyvlews who argued for strengthening oversight. The measure faced debate in committee and at the Capitol Ha Wall, with lawmakers urging careful treatment of land titles and public trust. The session noted voter support in several districts and referenced the forthcoming Senate action and presidential consultation.
A heated discussion on party by laws and primaries in Hawaii features speakers like Mr. Coelho and Mr. Stewart debating voter eligibility and pledge rules. The article notes past practices in California and Buffalo as reference, with calls to reform registration and challenge provisions for primaries.
A splintered text describes primary rules, registration, and reform debates. It mentions Hawaiian governance, a senate meeting near Molokai, and figures like Carrie and McCandless while discussing primaries, eligibility, and party rules in a transplanted US context.
Fragmentary item lists banking connections and agency roles across Australia London Tokyo and Sydney. Mentions collection of rents dividends valuable papers wills bonds and other safekeeping tasks handled by BISHOP & CO and allied entities under banking auspices.
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