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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
6
A fragmentary report notes an event in Wien involving Rast, the Rater, and Mev Willem, with mentions of warming from a Nine hii. The text is unclear and partially obscured.
A garbled but accessible account notes Hea tner Bloom as the champion high jumper with indications of competition and a notable performance. The fragmentary text mentions a themed event and rivals such as Donnelly, with hints of victory and record attempts amid a gymnasium setting.
The Your Mate Republican Club meeting on Burt Street featured Senator stresses of party loyalty and support for Robertson as Republican nominee for delegate. Speakers argued the party's goal is protecting home industries, restraining tariffs, and advancing state and territorial prosperity while urging unity for mandated government and votes in the upcoming period.
Old catalog item notes Dr Alten Electro device described as costly equipment with strong electrical current. Mentions sales through Pierge Electric Co at 206 Post St San Francisco and free shipping to Hawaii for 68 00.
The fragmentary account names Cockroaches S900 and Musion entities amid a chaotic travel narrative. It references a voyage, supervision, and various figures, with scattered mentions of institutions and places, creating a murky tapestry of names and actions.
The report details a contested wireless telegraphy link between Washington and Annapolis. Operators Gell and Wham G. Braun allegedly confirmed a positive contact beyond the Naval Bureau facilities while officials withheld confirmation of message transmission. Ongoing discussions touch on multiple foreign wire lines and the potential for formal commission findings.
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