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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1902
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions Evening and Sunday Bulletins, yearly and quarterly rates, and a bank seizure note involving Torbay Penny Amy and Lemoyrade cashes. It also references The Cohan, Chinese vacancy, and a marathon note with unclear context.
A dense, disjointed critique blurs Governor Dole era policy and Territorial debt arguments. It rails against legislative actions and fiscal choices, alleging overreach by officials and warnings about debt affecting future generations, with garbled phrases and numerous partisan asides.
A garbled but dense summary of political battles, reform movements, and public opinion in the United States and territories. Mentions anti saloon activism, Carrie Nation, governors, legislatures, and sports tone banter about elections, with references to Hawaii and the Philippines.
A fragment shows a single observer, named Fen Motoes Capreanu, leaning toward a somber outlook on the Mise tam affair. The terse note hints at a dire viewpoint without detailing events or outcomes.
A fragmented scholarly summary discusses US duty policy, Cuban sugar, and tariff disputes with Germany. It notes calls for countervailing duties, potential trade wars, and implications for Cuban producers and domestic prices. The text contrasts Cuban sugar prices with German prices and examines how policy might affect imports and tariffs. The piece references sugar as a strategic commodity and debates legislative approaches to support domestic markets while considering foreign competition.
The Berlin report cites Britain's 1808 note from Lord Mackintosh claiming Britain sought to influence events in Europe. It asserts Germany favored peace with Britain while Berlin’s press questions motives and cites documents showing Britain pressed for U.S. entry and alignment. The Bremen paper challenges claims, urging restraint and transparency in assessing actions.
Washington reports detailed negotiations over Boxer Indemnity payments with Britain and the United States. The British proposal sought 210 million dollars while the American plan favored 297.1 million, with China to balance payments and timing. After diplomatic wrangling the powers settled on a demand for 897 million, leaving the final figures unresolved.
An apparent boxing accident near Victoria leads to a fatal end as Padmore collapses after a bout with Slavin. Doctors at the United States Naval Hospital attempt resuscitation but Padmore dies at 1:00. The crowd sought spirited action while officials investigate Blavin's management and possible responsibility.
Fragmentary report from a conference shows Britain and France debating urgent measures to counter threats of import bans and naval arms. Austria delays Vienna talks as delegates assess gun shell developments and potential U S government negotiations on weapon concessions.
Washington report on a special gathering as Minister Wu and Meliva discuss a franchise topic at a residence while a magician entertains. The piece also covers a February 4 House session debating voter disfranchisement and a proposed investigative committee to study voting rights of U.S. citizens 21 years old in the states.
A Chicago Labor Hall meeting heard delegates condemn proposals to draft a law forcing employers to cap hiring at age 45. Speakers argued the plan would curb progress as industries already bar older workers. some manufacturers and unions report early retirement pressures and widespread age discrimination in multiple trades.
A damaged OCR note describes the steamship As nyehE Companion sailing from Portland toward Yokohama with Orient and Oregon Navigation Company links. It notes cargo including cotton and Nourie valued, and mentions a late January arrival and a gale that damaged the engine, with the vessel diverted from its course.
New York February 2 William Whitney announces his plan to retire from active work within the Hivitiewe enterprise. He states the aim to retire while still of productive age, noting his sixty years of life and long involvement in the company. Whitney says he will gradually step back, hopeful to devote more time to personal pursuits and to managing his Metropolitan Street Railway stake.
A fragmented report notes a petition addressed to the Ways and Means Committee about concessions on Cuba. It indicates the document has gained seventy two signatures, chiefly from Republican members, reflecting political maneuvering on the issue.
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