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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
3
Real Ace cotlars, berthas and Holeron offer a selection of lace jackets in a handsome assortment. Real Ince handkerchiefs are also featured among the items.
Admiral Dewey resumes active sea duty on the Mayflower as the Washington Navy Yard hoists his four star pennant. He assumes direct command of the fleet engaged in Caribbean maneuvers, with Rear Admiral Taylor and staff aboard. The Mayflower heads for Culebrita to Porto Rico, then Cape Town bound.
Washington reports a committee proposal to admit Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state named Oklahoma. It grants Indians protections, sets state constitution scope, and mandates a constitutional convention with delegates, a two-district judiciary, four House seats, and two Senate seats while banning polygamy.
A parliamentary paper from London details Lansdowne and Satow directing China’s Foreign Office to warn Prince Chong over duplicity on Yangtze pledges. Germany is told to drop conditions if China’s agreements are unsatisfactory. Open Door principles are cited as safeguarded by existing interagreements amid Berlin's reaction.
San Francisco December 2 Captain George McKinnon, former commander of the Pacific Mail steamer Colon and recently an executive aboard the Maer Korea, has been appointed master of the steamer City of Vonama. Captain Nelson, born in the Patan, had been placed on waite orders.
Washington reports the official forecast of the Senate program with tariff, Cuban reciprocity, and trust regulations as debated by Senators including Perkins. A 20 percent tariff reduction on Cuban products is favored by some leaders, while others resist new tariff legislation or support delaying action until next December.
Thomas Bi Reed former Speaker of the House is resting comfortably in Washington. Reed suffers from appendicitis with indications of a mild attack. He is under medical care and improving.
Washington December 2 The Committee on Territories largely approves a bill to admit Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state named Oklahoma. New Mexico and Arizona are not included in the plan.
Washington December 3 Senator Lodge introduced a bill to regulate currency in the Philippines establishing a gold standard. The measure aims to set monetary rules for the colony and unify its coinage under a gold basis.
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