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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
4
In a broad discussion the Bulletin notes the Hawaii genealogy controversy and urges public unity to support American methods. It also observes a shift in city athletes toward public works and implies a lack of focus on football and baseball amid champion teams.
A fragmented draft discusses labor attitudes in Hawaii, calls for fair play, critiques Munsey and press influence, and questions Cuban reciprocity and Chinese exclusion. It weighs Roosevelt’s Hawaii policy, cites officials and reporters, and notes ongoing investigations into island affairs.
The article discusses President Roosevelt's views on developing Hawaii as a territory under American homestead laws, contrasting Dole era land policies with American reforms. It argues for applying American land laws, defending native workers and small farmers, and opposing large estates tied to cheap labor. It cites Hawaii's political tensions and calls for local officials to advance homestead-style development.
Fragmentary phrasing discusses officials linked to Minot and federal governance. It references collaboration with the people and mentions names like Haan Konder and Atraiaht but lacks coherent context or verifiable facts. The text appears as a stray OCR fragment with unclear meaning.
London reports a dramatic drop in British government and railroad securities since the South Africa war began. The value of selected Indian and British government funds declined sharply, with combined losses over £214,046,000, and broader market fading about £247,000,000 across foreign and American holdings. The overall stock downturn touches nineteen major railroads and related trusts, totaling large war-period losses.
In a Nov 20 London scene at the Devonian as ner hotel the reception of General Fuller and Lady Buller drew vast public enthusiasm. The banquet hall ceremony featured General Muller proposing the toast to the King, provoking a remarkable demonstration of support and loyalty with the crowd filling the hotel courtyard.
In Chicago November 26, Mr and Mrs Leon and Wainwright plan a Florida winter trip with their cat Tom who shows signs of tuberculosis. A special railroad accommodation is needed and a Pullman car section will be reserved. If Tom is properly armed, the journey proceeds and the group spends the season in Florida before heading to Brazil.
A cable from Peking reports representatives of three major missions in China plan a historic merger. The North China Educational Union will unite the London Missionary Society, the Board of Foreign Missions, and the Presbyterian Board to oversee theology, training, and colleges at Tung Chon with Rev Hor Sheffield of the American Board as president.
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