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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1902
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment traces underground water outflows feeding oceans and connects ancient streams to global trade routes and colonial era exploration. It mentions wells near Deland and Hudson, Arabian geography, and historic hydrogeology concepts with scattered person and place names.
A late nineteenth century polemic argues that British labor unions and workers face deliberate calumny and pressures to hustle. It cites bricklayers and other trades resisting unwritten rules about output, and features quotes attributed to editors and reformers, framing tension between labor action and government policy.
A dense, OCR flagged discourse from New York discusses Cuban labor, trade and tariff policy, referencing Ida and Hebert Oynandl. It covers sugar, American market openness, Cuban industry, Chinese labor contracts, Hawaii plantations, and potential socialist resistance, with broad implications for U S economic strategy and policy debates. The piece ties labor movements to international commerce and domestic political considerations, noting Cuban production shifts and protectionist responses amid evolving market conditions.
A war correspondent recounts Admiral Schley's actions at Santiago de Cuba, detailing signals, surrender attempts, and the absence of acknowledgment from the New York. The narrative covers the fleet's movements, the tension aboard, and the celebratory reactions aboard the Brooklyn and Oregon as the battle concluded.
The excerpt outlines precinct boundaries within Honolulu City and County for a municipal reorganization. It lists Fourteenth through Twenty Fourth precincts with detailed western, eastern, northern and southern limits, referencing roads, rivers, ridgelines, and named streets. It also notes the city’s corporate status and authority to act as a government entity under territorial law.
Newspaper column recounts Tim Sullivan’s article on baseball nationalities. It surveys German, Polish, Irish, English, Swedish, Norwegian, Hebrew, and African American players, praising lineage while noting representation and biases in the sport. It highlights figures like Mathewson and Comiskey and discusses national traits shaping baseball talent.
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