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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1902
Page
7
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt likely opposes Schley’s stance in the ongoing naval affair. The article discusses decisions by Rear Admiral Schley, Admiral B en, and the blockade actions near Santiago, with references to the destroyers and the fleet plan adopted by Admiral Sampson.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs and AFL leader Gompers back strict Chinese exclusion as in the Mitchell Kahn bill. The proposal aims to curb Chinese labor entry despite concerns over hardship and duplicity among workers seeking admission.
London's Feb 22 A summary shows British losses in South Africa up to January 31 totaling 28,105 men with 20 officers and 100,701 wounded or surviving. Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Milner discuss dispatches of peace communications to Kitchener for possible settlement terms. The debate notes efforts to forward documents from the Netherlands and German representatives to Lord Milner and the Governor, outlining potential terms for a settlement in the war.
A compilation of instruments filed for record in February 1902 across Hawaii noting deeds, mortgages, and land interests. Entries mention multiple properties in Kauhukea Puna and Kana, with dates February 14 and 15 1902, and earlier January entries. includes parties such as Sugar Company interests, Campbell, and various land parcels in Kona and Waiakea regions.
Rear Admiral Frank Wilden arrives to join the China voyage as junior squadron commander of the Atlantic Fleet. Former commandant of the Newport Navy Yard, he served 41 years in the U.S. Navy and was second to the commander during the Spanish War aboard the Boston. He was promoted to rear admiral on May 9 and will report to Captain J. Morey.
In Lahaina on Maul Island, Pioneer Stables advertises attentive care for horses and suitable conveyances. The notice promises careful handling by staff and mentions location and services for travelers and residents seeking reliable stabling and rides.
The Warlenine Athen Captain and crew reached Ban Franesco amid head winds and a reported 22.00 lunar voyage, while the Marton Chifentt arrived at Ban Branch after a swift run with winter conditions and fuel quantities noted. The American ship Sehwell docked in Melbourne Fatriary on a long voyage from Swe Pena, and the Chebak ft Pith et scow from Methuen reported onward to Hunetuln with cargo and crew details.
A reported discussion in the appropriation committee centers on increasing salaries for executives and officials. References to Hawaii, territories, and state figures suggest debate on compensation levels and related fiscal policy.
Grant sith fall from Munite near Bacurdiy. Officers joining the detachment include Lieut Cot Choris Ho Noble, Captain FoR Blyster, Lt Allaeland, and A.J. Maud. The unit sails for Manila with two rifle companies, weather permitting, and may delay if conditions worsen.
Fragmentary OCR text references Dewet and a lost gun linked to movements across oriental routes. Mentions Major Lewder, Delaney, KiMine, and Commandant Wopante with scattered place names such as Sydney and China. Unclear sequence. OCR noise obscures concrete events or dates.
The damaged text contains scattered fragments mentioning names and places, including references to a regional area and possible individuals. Content is inconsistent with gaps in sentences and nonstandard phrasing, preventing a clear, factual synthesis into a cohesive news item.
Public notice from Hawolutn Reb Tayi 102 20th and Haiiku Bugar Co. announces a meeting of the stakeholders in Patatatinth operation on Monday February 20 at 130 am location Aus wit Ht Staineononi natute 4. Secretary Pata Pantatinth Hawolutn outlines agenda and attendees.
Notice by administrator of the estate of James Hyde Bratt to all creditors listing requirements to present claims with proper vouchers. Claims must be filed within a stated period or be barred. notices indicate appointment of H. W. Bratt as administrator and provide contact details for submission at 496 Young Building, Honolulu.
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