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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1901
Page
4
The text presents a garbled bulletin about a punishment and an editor named Parkington, with unclear subscription rates and a stream of disjointed, critical notes. It mentions post office matters, legal terms, and turmoil around editorial control, reflecting a chaotic issue page with fragmented phrases and embedded commentary.
Fragmented OCR recounts a controversial trial in Peking with Chinese nationals and foreigners. Officials debate native Christian teachers and antiempire sentiments amid five year examinations while alleging large Muslim populations. The piece references German troops, New Year celebrations, and court actions involving Chinese and foreign figures in a tense wartime context.
A damaged report describes the Diamond Head arrival miscommunications and a steamer Maul grounding near Maul and Hawaii ports. It notes conflicting signals at the channel entrance, a red buoy error, no major damage, and passengers safe. Seventeen Black laborers arrived aboard the Santa Ana and were moved to the He for Mahukenm.
The Kapiolani Tract near King Street to be opened with frontage roads and cross-roads between blocks. Elevation ranges forty to ten feet above sea level, no swamps, no freshets. An offer to buy part of the property lies with a large manufacturing company.
The last honors were paid in Windsor as Victoria’s body lies peacefully near her Irish relatives in Frogmore. The funeral procession moved from the Grenadier Guards yard to the Abert Memorial Chapel on a gun carriage with the band playing Chopin. Guardsmen presented arms, marching slowly toward the castle in a somber, ceremonial scene.
New York dispatch cites Hague sources noting Mr Kruger has gone to Utrecht for eye treatment. Specialists warn his general health is poor with a weakening heart, suggesting he cannot live long. His popularity remains unquestioned and he is spoken of among famous Dutch heroes.
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