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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
11
A violent clash erupted at the Wanike waxery in Witheatarre on a hot afternoon as strikers confronted deputies and attempted to scale a barricade. Reports describe gunfire and arrests as workers and security forces struggled to control the riot outside the factory gates.
Fragmented passenger list shows individuals including Poe dan Frageliro and Captain G. Brokaw Por San Feapelin along with Wade, Mina, Baxwon, Ming I King, Mrs. P. AT. Wiener and others. Dates mention August 22 and reference to UK routing, with unclear destinations and roles.
A fragmentary report describes Prince Cupid addressing a political meeting on American parties. The speech covers party dynamics, candidate support, and factional alignments with references to Home Rule and Liberty party lines.
Washington notes a tax dispute over bank surplus subject to revenue taxes. The debate centers on whether capital and undivided profits of banks are taxable, with officials arguing the tax applies to surplus and undivided profits under existing legal interpretation and court rulings.
Kendall, Mantor, Honolulu, August 4 1902, reports that Neier the captain acts as agent of the American stip 1B Chapman Wik borrowed contract terms for each vessel while in port.
Fragmentary shipping column lists tides, arrivals and departures with numerous place names, ships, and dates. The garbled text mentions tides at Kabulin Hilo Ty nobillin Weatherhems Pieabew, various vessels and routes, and ends with a note about The Bulletin priced at 75 cents per month.
A notice inviting members and visiting brothers of the Galt No 1 lodge to a regular convention at Harmony Mall on August 23. The event covers work in the First Rank with various affiliated lodges and reminders about dues and membership obligations. Vincent Fernandez Jr signs as a sponsor with contact details.
Readable lines describe Korea’s mining and trade details intertwined with unrest. Mentions shipments, tonnage figures, and external observers noting tension. Incomplete phrasing obscures specific events, dates, and involved organizations.
The Superintendent of Public Works invites bids for a road project to be received by Friday morning. Plans and applications must be filed in his office. The superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids. James H. Boyd, Superintendent of Public Works. Central Lew Wallace buys an electric vehicle and an expert operator provides instruction on its use.
Auctioneer Jas. F Morgan lists three property bargains. Premises on Beretania Street with mortgage terms and price about 9000 plus half cash. Kinau Street frontage 81 by 115 feet, three bedrooms and carriage house priced 4500 with half cash and mortgage at 7 1/2 percent. Kinau Street lot frontage 60 feet by 121 feet with a roomy dwelling, asking 34000 cash portion and balance on mortgage at 7 1/2 percent. Further details from JAS. F MORGAN Auctioneer.
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