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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
6
A diverse crowd gathered at a balcony speech near the Kwa side of Beremniatreet. Speakers including Wilcox and Kulwuaian discussed rapid transit, reform, and fears of a biased rapid transport plan benefiting whites over natives, while addressing state governance and public opinion.
Fragmented notes describeAkona of Waimea a hermitlike figure in Waimea valleys Hawaii and the arrival near Honolulu His sojourn draws attention as locals weigh his influence in commerce and newsprint claims of a miracle Pain Killer Perry Davis Paln-Kigler praised for cures amid financial troubles and a Bulletin subscription price 75 cents per month
A powerful quake swarm centered near Los Alamos California sent tremors through Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties. Buildings shattered chimneys fell while fires were sparked by instability as residents sought safety and relief trains were dispatched. Local telephones operated under strain as residents reported intense heat and rising water tanks toppled. Authorities warned of ongoing aftershocks and possible volcanic activity near Zaca Lake as communities prepared for further shocks.
The death of Karle Bwan, a popular African American youth, occurred yesterday in Yokohama. A former University of California graduate and correspondent for Lik health, he studied in Tokyo and earned the Fourth Order of Merit from the Emperor. He served as a teacher in the Department of Commerce in Tokyo and later as secretary of the Yokohama Engine and Iron Works. He leaves a brother and sister in California.
The item notes the death of Mrs Elizabeth Dies Barstow Stoddard, widow of Richard Henry Stodd Mund, drawing sympathy for the venerable poet amid sorrowful years, with mention of impairment in reading. It also reports Earl Beauchamp joining the Liberal League in London amid Liberal North Leeds by election excitement and a curious historical reference to the island of Cuba as known by Lucayans allied with Columbus.
Attorney Kellett and Robingon of Rome advise Magoon to bid by mail. The notice lists phone contact Mat 153 for further instructions and details on the bidding process.
Special to the Spokesman Review reports Tracy War Holmes an outlaw pacing along the Columbia River from early morning to night. He seized two revolvers and a rifle, forced men to feed him, and described his escape from Salem to Seattle. A posse member was wounded as Holmes fled toward the Calumbia River region.
Washington July 29 a dated cubicgram received from Commander McCrea of the ehiah at Cape Haytien reports disturbances in Cape Haytien with an unorganized mob and threats to foreigners. The American and foreign interests require protection and the captain will act to prevent bombardment while safeguarding life and property. May relocate women and children to carry belongings as needed. Also notes a separate item from Poking about Chan Tung and Han death clues.
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