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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin and Sunday Bulletin pricing is listed with monthly quarterly and yearly options. Rates specify subscriptions by UB and vary for domestic and outside areas. The long text lists multiple terms and publication schedules across editions with different prices and durations.
An unclear text fragment references Superintenden Musa and various garbled terms. It mentions a New Year festivity and a public official’s actions, but the overall meaning is obscured and names are not reliably identifiable.
A Vermont court ruling asserts no man is above the law, addressing a complaint involving 25000 rid ing Nueves with Mansarton vette people. Senator Mon ture deap voice is quoted with the remark Ane wer all yous. The passage continues with further commentary.
The readable text fragments describe a city event related to a parade and a toy or token issue. Names and places are illegible, hindering precise identification of participants or actions. Further clean text is needed to produce a proper headline and concise summary.
A garbled text fragment discusses a special election and general election for municipal government. It hints at the location of the poll and upcoming steps in the municipal program but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting with Judge Geary and a Grand Jury. It mentions stalled plans, a line voting arrangement, and a Molten ce reference, all indicating uncertain proceedings and potential legal action. The readable text hints at a civic procedure or court matter with named individuals and ordered steps.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Commander Peres of the Jaws and a dance on a navy carpet. The passage includes garbled phrases about Chileans, a Vale and a hoped absence of South American war, with notes of victory and a Chilean water mate.
A garbled note references an attorney general and a transition period with unclear dates. It mentions a proposal or ruling tied to a legal office and a reaction or move by a court or authority, but lacks coherent details or identifiable names beyond the generic title.
Unclear text presents a news note about Henry Caundit and disputed advances by payers amid a hot foot program. The item questions whether Pliner Henry will bring a bottle holder for a yacht and whether Alice Moosyvelt will christen Hin or defer the event, reflecting reputational concerns amid a German connection and Yankee influence.
A fragmented 19th century notice discusses Capitol grounds work and related approvals. It mentions superintendent Luyt and others planning a special interar to move kitchen sediment, with concerns about village safety and municipal funding. The text shows political debate, property upkeep, and anticipated timing for decision by the governor and committee.
The article outlines opposing views on coffee production in Hawaii, arguing for protectionist measures and American-market access. It cites Hale and economic leaders, stresses the need to preserve local prosperity, while calling for stability in labor and capital.
The article discusses Ugar and Labarca interests opposing a tariff reduction, arguing it harms American tobacco workers and manufacturers. It cites industry leaders warning policy shifts could devastate wages and the broader labor force while political actors debate relief measures and national impact.
A senator and a sobator filed a lively exchange with the President over patronage and uprisings in policy. The discussion touched on jail terms, appointment of odd men, and the broader question of representation and reform in government.
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