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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
4
A garbled OCR page lists subscription rates and a chaotic mix of political commentary. It touches on postal box payments, a legal matter in the First Circuit Court, and remarks on President Harrison era policy, Thurstons organ, and debates over territorial governance and Chinese exclusion, with scattered references to land development and harbor appropriations.
Robert P Porter argues the American Invasion of England in a Saturday Evening Post piece, saying American capital flows to British industry threat ened by protective tariffs. He claims English advantages in ships and shipping facilities entice US investors, warning dangers lie in US legislation not matching foreign competition.
A fragmented analysis argues three failures push migration and trade toward reciprocity. It warns that U S protective measures feed a clash between manufacturers and farmers, risking an England and Europe invasion stance unless reciprocity and freer trade favor American interests. The piece predicts rising calls to save American capital and territory through balanced tariffs.
A reader recalls a German-ancestried woman who hosted soldiers near the Queen's Palace, asking the editor to identify the hostess or locate her. The letter also notes an archaeological find near Seddin in Russian West Priegnita, detailing a stone tomb with a triple coffin rumor and bronze artifacts, reflecting German antiquarian views on cremation and population shifts.
A legal summary outlines a complex Metcalf land case involving Aller Methalt and others, with trust cancellation and trustee arrangements. Parties include the Newman executors of Paul Neumann, Frank Godfrey, Thamar Meteall, Thomas Fitch, and multiple defendants such as Howland and Wing Ching. The action concerns removal of a trustee and disputes over undeclared land in Kem walahae once owned by Frank Moteai and left to heirs, with Frenchrey as attorney for the client.
Two White Vagrant men were arrested near the LA Capitol grounds shortly before 1 a.m. They faced a charge of vagrancy and were sentenced in the Police Court for three months in labor. Deputies recounted the men had been sleeping on streets across various places for several nights while planning to leave for the Sierra.
The Honolulu Commandery elected six officers including Sorman B. Gedee as Eminent Commander and Morton as Captain General with Grace as Senior Warden and Dayton as Senior Warden. Officers to follow include Prelate Warder Standard Bearer Sword Bearer and Sentinel. The piece also discusses animal variation experiments and a reported military incident highlighting discipline and equality in duty.
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