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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
6
Specialists Rye Bar Nove and Throat move to new office at 1148 Alskee Street opposite Inawallan Hotel Hinura. Hours listed 12 to 6 20, 7 to 8, Bun aya to 11.
President Roosevelt calls for forceful Americanism, backing government oversight of interstate corporations, a Secretary of Commerce, stricter immigration rules, tariff reciprocity, and a robust navy. He outlines policy aims on trusts, labor, Cuba, the Philippines, and a planned Panama canal, stressing national unity and constructive international relations.
The marriage joined H I L Princess Atawiro aged seventeen and HL I Prince Oda Hiderane aged twenty at the bridegroom’s residence in Nobi Akagi Ushigome ko Tokyo. The ceremony was attended by their Majesties the Emperor and Empress.
The Bulletin reports Commandant Nuys captured after a raid on a 100 man railway patrol near Villiersdorp. Major Fisher killed and two divers wounded. Several prisoners taken by the Boers, who then retreated.
Washington reports that the upcoming session will center on re enactment of exclusion policies with broad support expected. Leaders including Aldrich Lodge and Perkins caution against hearings on reciprocity treaties, while Queen Liliuokalani and party arrive in Washington and seek accommodations amid hotel confusion.
The Kilauea stock company is organized with capital of 10000 dollars for the purpose of buying raising and selling cattle hogs sheep and other live stock and the baking and selling of dairy products including butter and daily products. The incorporators include Peter Lee Martha Howers A M Markenala Martin Porter C W Richardson A J Panes and J Martin Lee. The meeting occurs monthly.
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