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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1902
Page
3
A lengthy 19th century style essay argues that gossip harms women more than men and destroys reputations. It contends that men spread rumors to justify cruelty while women suffer social ostracism, urging denial of false tales and caution in believing whispered allegations amid a culture of scandal.
Delegates Wilcox Pratt and Knox clash over terms as Wilcox introduces a bill to pay Hawaii fire claims. The measure authorizes 1.65 million dollars from unappropriated Treasury funds for property destroyed in the 1899 bubonic plague suppression. It sets attorney and agent fees at ten percent and requires gubernatorial certification of genuineness before payment. The bill, backed by the Honolulu Chamber, advances to committee consideration.
Washington reports William Haywood testified before the Senate Immigration Committee opposing the educational test in the bill, arguing it would exclude Japanese laborers and ruin Hawaii’s economy. The witness highlighted plantter and voter entanglements and noted political maneuvering affecting Hawaii’s labor supply and elections.
A fragmentary verse passage laments a woman's tenderness in a troubled marriage. The speaker contrasts gentleness with social constraints and hints at scandal and financial ruin, mentioning Browne and a three month period after marriage.
A scanned extract discusses tea leaf reading with facial and body shapes as portents. It lists meanings for sticks, rings, triangles, anchors, hearts, moons, animals, and objects, linking shapes to luck, marriage, travel, money, health, and deception.
President to attend the dedication ceremonies of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis on April 30 1901. Officials David K. Francis and Thomas H. Carter secured his acceptance and he expressed pleasure to participate. The event aims to host foreign representatives and promote international cooperation.
The plan devised by retail dealers fights the trust combine by using public notices and photography to deter competition. It envisions creating a centralized center with headquarters in Michigan and a forge plant later, drawing capital from New York financiers and consolidating companies under a single trading entity valued at about 62,000,000.
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