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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1902
Page
4
Classified notice fragment lists payment terms per month per quarter and per year. Mentions nationwide scope and prepaid options. Contains garbled figures and unclear durations but indicates published weekly bulletin structure.
A 1902 editorial urges unity and steady precinct activism to back a Republican majority in the Legislature and Delegate to Congress. It stresses precinct workers, fair tickets, and continued effort, noting Maui and Hawaii chapters should unite with Kualoa men for territorial progress and business cooperation.
An upbeat report notes a pleasant mood and unified Republican call to field strong candidates for the Legislature. It condemns vote tampering in Seventh Precinct and credits the party with overcoming dirty tactics, signaling readiness for the campaign.
In the anthracite region, union members who wish to return to work face community scorn and possible ostracism. The ruling spirit of the area keeps the strike alive, making deserters’ lives difficult as neighbors mutter and even threaten social ruin.
The piece discusses Senator Patterson and General Merritt amid Dewey's Manila claim, then shifts to labor history and figures like John Mitchell and Terence Garland. It covers strike dynamics, violence, breaker boys, and leadership styles, contrasting union leadership with organizational strategy and public reaction.
The text condemns a false claim of an attack on the Army as mockery of war history and calls for a presidential court of inquiry to unearth truth and restore honor, arguing such concealment harms the army and the country. It references Admiral Dewey and stresses accountability for American history.
A notorious translator Wil Hans Wye Smith defends rendering in Scots in a Catholic minister’s intro while critics denounce the so called Bowdlerized version. The cited Revelation passage illustrates the bold linguistic choice and sparks debate over sacred text in Scots.
A Texan escorted by Senator Culbertson visited the Senate gallery to meet Benatar supporters. He eased discomfort by straddling two seats, drawing attention as onlookers watched. The scene drew chatter until the visitor adjusted to remain seated for the remainder.
An unreadable fragment from Chelatiania Dagbladet cites alleged ugliness of Norwegian men in Christiania, blaming drink and poor materials for perceived decline. The text is garbled, but references a negative stereotype amid a discussion labeled CONGRESS.
The Chicago Tribune reports Congress shows resistance to the merit system as twenty new pension office jobs are to be created. Officials argue the board’s work lags and favors patronage, insisting salaries are high and placements should reward personal influence rather than Civil Service qualifications.
Burton of Kansas, viewed as the most disgruntled toward President Roosevelt, has secured a junket for Senators to Hawaii. He has taken the lead in the plan and will likely be joined by another senator, signaling support for his stance despite the law restricting inviting certain officials from Massachusetts.
A local citizens committee resembling a chamber of commerce forms in Wailuku. Prominent residents unite to advance the town’s prosperity and attract better opportunities, insisting on organized effort and collective action to harvest progress.
The Boston Herald notes Republicans schedule a series of campaign speakers in Maine including Mr Spooner of Winconal. The column recalls Tow Reed and the cabinet bugle-hors metaphor, hinting at past leadership and mobilization in political rallying.
A brief financial notice records deposits received loans secured by approved collateral and issuance of commercial and travelers credit. The document mentions a bill of four changes bought and added with reflections promptly accounted for in the account.
The item lists directors Wilder Gear Gray and others with subscribed capital of 734 million yen and paid up capital of 5 yen 18 million. It notes a reserve fund of 8.71 million yen and the Yokohama office, describing banking services including bills of exchange drafts and letters of credit. The report mentions international affairs and a Honolulu note.
Castle & Cooke Ltd agent list includes The Ewa Plantation Co The Walstus Agrizaiturst Co The Kohala Sugar Co The Watmon Sugar Mill Co The Fulton Iron Co The New England Life Insurance Co The Actual Fire Insurance Co of Hartford The Alliance Assurance Co of London and others.
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