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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1902
Page
4
A compact stale of subscription rates for Evening Bulletin, Sunday Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, and related titles across the United States United Kingdom and abroad. Rates shown include per year postpaid foreign and domestic options, alongside a filing note on April 20 and a Washington Governor Dale quotation.
The text depicts a chaotic account of political maneuvering within the Republican party. It mentions attempts to steer the party away from its core stance, opposition from the minority, and debates over funding and policy. The prose critiques leadership and laments perceived corruption and factionalism.
A chaotic dispatch discusses Russia retreat rumors amid tensions between Washington and Moscow. The piece references U S and European reactions, potential shifts in policy, and mentions external observers weighing the credibility of withdrawal claims while signaling broader geopolitical stakes.
The passage outlines portions of a treaty agreement game with Russia and China, touching on testimony, evacuation, and sovereignty over Manchuria. It mentions freeing Mandhuria to China, the open door principle, and a shift in control of Manchuria, with references to regional powers and diplomatic promises, all indicating a fragile prewar settlement.
The Senate debate centers on whether the exclusion bill can pass with top aides and committee influence shaping the outcome. Proponents argue the House will approve amid party backing, while opponents fear added amendments and the influence of California interests.
The article reports extreme heat across Kansas with temperatures near 96 degrees and hot wind. It notes rainfall minimal and ground conditions dry. The focus is on Central Kansas and statewide high temperatures with forecasts suggesting potential for more heat and drought conditions.
Ruptured telegraph lines and ruined towns including Amatitlan and Quetzaltenango mark a massive quake zone. At least 100 dead reported in Quetzaltenango with uncertain totals elsewhere as residents flee and emergency services struggle to confirm figures.
Frank Stockton, renowned author, died in Washington following a long illness caused by injuries from an accident. He was born in Philadelphia and achieved fame with numerous stories and books, including The Lady and the Tiger, contributing greatly to American literature.
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple individuals including Lloyd Whratin Sumner Jaciwess Hell William H Tatee and Col diers Chunbere McKinbwa Willa A Htatterty Dougherty Alfred Markley and Jose Mc Lee facing a court matter. Judge Advocate to Ma for Harvard Co Cerkuieh appears. Defence counsel Weotritt listed with possible charges and prejudicial conduct noted.
In April 1901 Washington reports changes in bankruptcy procedures and its impact on voluntary filings. The article cites legislative and judicial shifts, noting new requirements and the role of court officers, with emphasis on the evolving process and procedural safeguards.
A lengthy call to organized workers across the United States urging nationwide Labor Day actions and public demonstrations. It cites constitutional concerns, injunctions, and appeals to protect workers liberties while urging unity and political pressure. The document references Congress, courts, and national governing bodies in a period of labor mobilization.
Pretoria April 20 General De Wet General Botha and other leaders travel to key principal towns along the Orange River Colony frontier. They meet burghers to discuss terms while awaiting possible negotiations with British officials. Debates expected to resume in Pretoria by early May.
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