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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
4
A fragment discusses a marked difference between Roosevelt and W. O. Smith on a topic, noting Roosevelt said little to Smith about mileage and implying Smith may not have acted as Roosevelt did. The text reflects a political misalignment or undefined agreement between the two figures.
The article discusses President Roosevelt’s address to Congress and Hawaii, urging development of the Territory as an American unit. It highlights loyalty to core national principles, exclusion laws, immigration norms, Cuba relations, and gradual Cuban assimilation, with emphasis on protecting the common citizen and avoiding policy deviations. It notes Hawaii’s status as an American Territory and warns Congress to follow the President’s guidance.
The piece argues Hawaiian sugar planters press for cheaper access to U S markets to aid their profits, claiming alignment with beet and cane growers while Hawaii’s free entry once helped their entry but now they seek to block rivals in the trade. Verity notes a shift toward protectionist sentiment amid reciprocal trade tensions.
A report from the American Secretary of Agriculture states tea growing in the United States has been successful, noting the harvest and growing conditions are comparable to the best imported tea.
Joni W. Mackiy president of Poxtal Telegraph Company and the Pacific Cable Company plans a week in Los Angeles to inspect landings and respond to preparations for landing the Pacific cable. The firm seeks suitable sites and has considered costs and survey routes from San Francisco to Honolulu and Los Angeles to secure a landing point.
Witnesses discuss land values near Pearl Harbor with figures of 1000 dollars per acre sought by bidders. The Federal attorney questions speculation and compares Kaala wal land sales to Honolulu while noting recent sales at 1750 dollars per acre near Pearl River. Cecil Brown next takes the stand.
In dense fog the Sausalito and San Rafael ferries collided near Alcatraz, causing the Sausalito to crash into the San Rafael restaurant area and sink the vessel in minutes. Crew actions saved many lives though reports of fatalities vary, with at least one child missing. About twenty injured were taken ashore, several semi-conscious, as passengers frantically crowded into cabins and lifeboats. The incident disrupted Bay navigation and prompted rescue efforts as fog and darkness hampered operations.
Interest is allowed after July 1, 1898 on fixed deposits with a seven day notice and a two percent rate. The form accrues interest only if undisturbed for one month. Options include three months at three percent, six months at thirteen percent, and twelve months at four percent.
Detroit dispatch reports a head on collision between two heavily loaded trains near Seneen and Adr in Michigan. The west bound immigrant cars were destroyed with many deaths and injuries among passengers. Continental Limited east bound train also damaged. rescue teams from Detroit attended the scene. Later a New York brief notes the marriage of Henry Claws Jr. and Mrs Gebhard at Christ Presbyterian Church with Rev James M Farr officiating.
New York Nov 28 A cable from Rome reports the Pope mourns the death of his oldest friend Commendatore Pacolli former head of Inland Revenue under the Papal government before the fall of temporal power. Pacolli was long remembered in Rome for his intimate ties with the Pope and his memory is described as wonderfully alone. The Pope reportedly exclaimed when learning of Pacolli's death, To tinve bout my oldowt trend.
The Greek Cabinet has resigned as Athens stabilizes after a political shakeup linked to a public health scare. A new remedy touted as Pain Killer appears in reports, claimed to curb appetite and quell disease symptoms, prompting warnings against inferior substitutes.
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