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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
5
A prominent American writer and passenger in Manila documents the cholera outbreak and the economic and political tensions surrounding the American occupation. The report notes illness among officials, efforts by Manila journalists, and plans to establish a printing press to support local papers despite censorship pressures.
A farewell event for Consul Balto was held at the Moon hotel in Congul Salty where about 250 attendees gathered for a dinner. Balto announced plans to return in five days while remarks praised the donor community and the Yokobenin Specie Mani. Local officials and speakers including Prof MM Scott and Shr. Bigelow lauded cooperation and civic ties among attendees.
A garbled OCR page lists varied local items from a bakery ad to public notices, meetings, and legal references. Mentions a region meeting, a charter vote, and a ship signal with scattered names and places, reflecting a busy town bulletin failed by processing.
Reports indicate a cholera outbreak expanding to Japan and Manila ports with rising deaths in Nagasaki and Osaka. Officials note cities in China and the Philippines see cases as authorities track the spread and seek sanitary measures amid fears of wider transmission.
An OCR fragment describes Pacific Navy maneuvers with references to Waelitehan and Mine 12. It mentions the secretary and planning for operations on the Western front. Details are garbled but indicate naval exercises, timelines, and officials connected to the maneuver.
A Michigan senator, James McMillan, died early today in Manchester by the Sea Massachusetts after a long public career. He served on the District of Columbia and Naval Affairs committees and was a longtime member of the Senate. The news comes as Washington mourns his passing and the nation reflects on his contributions.
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