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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1902
Page
4
An 19th century style bulletin discusses unity for the Republican party, representation for Portuguese voters, and weighing candidates by district votes. It notes Labour values, avoids war rumors before primaries, and references a poem about General Kitchener.
Honolulu voices warn that Home Rule and factional bickering threaten Republican chances in the upcoming convention and primary. Leaders urge disciplined support for nominated candidates, rejecting inner party attacks while stressing unity to secure prosperity for workers and businesses. Enoch Jomneon signs a public note from Honolulu August 5, 1962.
In yesterday’s paper the primary vote in the Tenth Province Fifth Dietetot reports J. L. Katitukeupes receiving five votes and an inquest result of a votes, detailing local election tallies and outcomes.
A fragmented account recalls a speaker, MF Keulukou, urging withdrawal from a territorial convention. He proposed a bill to punish lynching with heavy fines and feared mob murders. He urged states to act before elections to deter violence and keep club members scarce.
A group including B. Gallagher A. Hartman and N. G. Campion pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent assault and battery of D. K. Kewaha after attempting to abandon their appeal from District Magistrate Wilcox. The judge fined them 25 dollars and costs, with the lower court sentence to stand in a context of disputed facts and extenuating circumstances.
The New York Sun reports in The Oregonian that statewide returns show Republicans gaining a large margin over Democrats in the latest election. The governor's race figures aside, Congress results reflect a party majority increase from 12,408 to 15,171 aided by higher Republican turnout and a drop in Democratic votes, with socialist support rising from 1,466 to 6,649.
From Evening Wisconsin a commentary condemns New Jersey corporate influence led by J Pierpont Morgan groups and taxes paid to support state expenses. It warns against Jersey law changes and notes the harm of large combines. The piece also bans fireworks in streets due to risk of injury, fire, and panic.
A fragment from a 19th century style report notes John J. McGraw leaving the American Association to join the National League in New York. The piece questions his motive, whether to play ball or challenge umpires, and hints at mixed reactions among local teams and fans.
The Rand dominates South Africa as an industrial and political center above the Orange River. Its influence helped a war era, and with peace its political and economic weight is expected to rebound. The gold price it yields drives over a quarter of global gold production.
A report describes an underground vault on Cyprus Island used by ancient rulers for torment before disposal at sea. Walls bear inscriptions listing victims including the writer and wife of Emperor Commodus, hinting at imperial cruelty.
International banking names appear grouped with cities and banks such as San Francisco Nevada National Bank and Union Bank of Low New York. Mentions of Credit Lyonnais Dresdner Bank Yokohama Hong Corporation and Bank of Sriilah North America suggest a global financial network with bills of exchange foreign credits and collections noted as promptly accounted for.
Listing of agency roles and affiliations for several sugar and sugar-related companies including The Hwa Plantation Co Waialua Agricultural Co Kohala Sugar Co Waimea Sugar Mill Co Fulton Ko Woka St Louis The Standard Life The Geo F Blake steam Pumps Weston Centrifugain New England Life Insurance Co Alliance Assurance Co of London with unspecified duties or context.
Agents for Hawaiian sugar interests including Hawaiian Sugar Co. and Pala Plantations Co. are listed in association with Wallan Sugar Co. and Kabulul Ralirosd, reflecting a web of corporate representation in a colonial era trade matter. The fragmentary OCR notes several company names and potential rail or road references, suggesting a timing and routing context for an international sugar trade inquiry.
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