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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1902
Page
7
Subscriptions listed include per month per quarter and yearly options with postpaid foreign and US rates. The page notes a Saturday edition and references cholera, wartime risk, and various global events shaping public interest during the period.
The estate of Kathainabasle, ceased, faced actions to prevent mortgaging and probate appeals. Judge Gear oversaw petitions, with attorneys Westiford and Charles Creighton for the complainant. A divorce action involving My Life A conveys remains and a Will dispute by J. Guttam and Arch F. Gil. a public record details conveyances and appraisals by Tracy and Hawaii Land Co.
Fragmented OCR details a chaotic report touching on President Roosevelt Attorney General Knox and trust regulations. It references The London Daily Mail claiming a combined effort by figures described as Morkefuller Motherbird and Nobel One Ligkt to influence world events. The piece hints at political canvassing and party leadership struggles as campaigns begin and candidates are named.
The modern new home of the No 8 Sache Company marks regional progress and strengthens commercial standing. Builders express confidence in continued growth and investment, citing improved architecture and local enterprise. The article notes optimistic momentum despite external negatives.
A mishap at a riverfront wharf yesterday afternoon injured two men after a sugar sling fell from a wagoncover in a hotel area. David Kaiba was severely hurt. the other man suffered a leg injury but was not as badly hurt. Both were taken to Lincoln's Hospital for treatment.
Friends of Dr A Marques dispute the affiliation and charter changes at the Theosophical Society. Election protests arise over the new charter as plans move to fund a pumping station and drilling of a new well. A list of arrivals includes C L Wight, Capt T K Clarke, and Rev W Ault among others. a boy named Sam Hollinger breaks his leg in a street accident while working with a wagon.
A fragmented critique portrays Hawaiian political figures and candidates amid public discontent. The piece laments perceived self interest, calls out party leaders, and questions the integrity and theater of campaigns, highlighting local sentiment on governance and media.
Philadelphia reports an enormous convoy of sugar ships sailing to the Delaware breakwater or loading cargoes in Java. Within a week they will deliver 25,000 tons of raw sugar to Atlantic refiners. Ships at Java ports, each about 550 tons, will be discharged at the breakwater for refining. The American steamer Ala?ak am from Hawaii arrived with a first cargo for Spreckels refinery, the latest in U S sugar shipments.
Captain Brown reports a rough sea near Cape Horn during the Chapman voyage from New York. A Western Pacific storm wrecked parts of the vessel and caused a crewman to drown as the crew pressed to finish the 19% day journey. The Chapman later reached port, discharged cargo, and remaining questions about a rumored treasure lingered.
A midsummer magazine issue praised for fiction and art. It features six short stories, a poem, a humorous New England farmer piece by Holman K Day, and pieces on wheat growing and costume descriptions at French watering places. It includes tales by Martha McCultloch Williams and Arthur Jobin plus an aircraft invention by Willis J Moore.
Frederick O'Brien, a talented San Francisco journalist with the Chronicle and Atal ties, leaves port on the Nippon Aturn to report from China Japan and the Philippines. He will work six months for the New York Commercial and syndicate, studying Far East trade and supplying magazine readers with insights. An experienced reporter in New York, he is described as bright and entertaining in Town Tall.
A vintage classified style note promotes a laxative and quinine remedy claiming one day cure for a cold. The ad mentions W. Grove’s signature on each box and a $6 sale price. An unrelated line advertises a “To Let” column for rental listings on page 5.
Canon Kitont and Canon Mackintosh lead the service at Andrew's Cathedral right Rew HW Keontarick Mh Rew with Holy Communion at 1 am. A morning Sunday school, prayer, and sermon by the Blabop Recessional hymn Te Dev Woodward, anthem Men: delasotn, and hymns 321 470 follow. Rev Arthur Grauw of Loch Angeler preaches.
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