E Tappan Tannatt Civil and Electrical Engineer
Obituary notice for E Tappan Tannatt, a civil and electrical engineer, detailing death and likely residency information. The fragment notes obituary context with brief identifiers and contact lines.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1902
Page
6
Obituary notice for E Tappan Tannatt, a civil and electrical engineer, detailing death and likely residency information. The fragment notes obituary context with brief identifiers and contact lines.
Washington hearing reveals detailed discussion on Cuban desire for a commercial union with the United States, potential immigration limits, and the possibility of Cuba joining as a state or under other political arrangements. Col. H. Bile notes most Cubans favor a union and gradual inclusion, while concerns arise about immigration and territorial status.
A late telegraph from Monterrey reports President Porfirio Diaz may resign if the Pan American Congress arbitration plan is enacted and spend his remaining days in retirement. He favors peace to ensure stability in Mexico. In Manila, Gen. Chater returned reporting conditions in Bimar improving except for two months hindering operations. Marines suffered severe starvation, with Porter’s relief party delivering aid to inland Samar, where several marines died or were incapacitated.
London reports that England and Japan protest perceived infringements tied to an agreement with the Chinese Chinese Bank, while Russia’s debate and U S policy draws reaction. New York coverage centers on parliamentary remarks by Parker and public critique of bribery allegations and Hungary contracts amid broader trade tensions.
A plan for a separate women’s college linked to the University of Chicago is outlined. Funding of about 1.6 million dollars from Hrestdwat Harper supports construction, with expected completion in two years. The project aims to relieve graduate class pressures and provide full collegiate access for women within the university grounds.
An article notes a grand temple project in Walluku built by Japanese workers, with interior work underway after outer construction. It contrasts with a new Contle Mall behind a frontage, promising a lavish, eye catching structure. no expense spared to match Japan’s temple aesthetics.
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