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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
6
Attorney General Miller issues an opinion on the election of Money Teller and Walted, arguing the legislative action may be invalid. The uproar centers on staged ballots and potential procedural flaws at the state capital, prompting calls for further review and official clarification.
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A fragment recounts a traveler’s confusing eve with a governor and a royal ball, noting champagne, palace corridors, and a tense departure plan. The narrator imagines political unrest in a capital, then wakes to find himself back in his hotel room, stripped of a night’s bravado and funds as military officers threaten arrest.
A letter from William Thorp in Chicago News recounts a perilous voyage and looming deportation. The narrator faces forced removal after a private note causes a public scandal. An American paper reports missteps and a dramatic escape from a ship bound for Jamaica.
W C Smith arrives from Honolulu en route to Warrington for discussions on two congressional matters Hawaii leper colony policy and extending the United States land law to Hawaii. He cites concerns over native populations and potential harm from separating leprosy patients, urging careful study before any action.
The Ventura arrives with 440 tons of Halloed sugar for Sydney described as a valuable shipment from San Francisco for the Colonies. It also carries timber for Pago-Pago and a residence for Captain Setree, with the commander of the United States naval station there visiting.
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