19 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
1
A unanimous joint note from European Powers was transmitted to Turkey demanding that Balkan Christians be safeguarded. The note warns that Turkish war preparations threaten Christians across the region and could inflame religious hatred as the empire moves to mobilize forces from tribal groups.
The Congress of Honduras appointed Sierra as Commander in Chief of government forces opposing President-elect Bonilla, who has concentrated his troops at Amapa.
Washington February 1. Senator Quays bid for statehood legislation drives a push to link canal treaty ratification to the passage of his omnibus Statehood Bill. The move ties two major Republican priorities in a single political maneuver.
BERLIN Germany Feb 1 Germany has resumed diplomatic relations with Venezuela after a period of tension Officials did not disclose details but the move signals a restoration of formal ties amid sliding Cold War era tensions and broader regional diplomacy efforts.
John Crowe and Sidney Thurman, described as negro half brothers, were convicted in the Beckley case. Judge De Bolt sentenced Brown to seven years and Thomas, age 18, to three years in the penitentiary. A. Lindsau defended Brown and Lindsey defended Keeloha who was convicted of larceny second degree with sentence suspended for investigation into the prisoner’s nationality. Abdul stands trial for larceny second degree with Attorney General Andrews for the Territory and H. W. Robinson for the defendant. Prosecution rested before evidence, Judge Robinson to preside on ejectment case Mathus Aldanya. Yim Quow and McFlanahan & Wigelow for plaintiff, Le 1 A. Dickey for defendant. Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co moved for a new trial in the Crow case. The King of Portugal’s travels noted. father was a patron of literature. The vow pressures for scientific requirements and a published volume detail investigations on wage aboard the yacht Amelia. More than fifty girls study under it farming in the Minneapolis Gazette of Agriculture, covering botany, chemistry, privates, and geology with two forms of each in the first two years.
The second edition chronicles Speaker Beckley’s handling of a stormy session. Nominations for the Speakership proceed with Kapiben and Knudsen as contenders. Ballots tally 17 to 12, amid party caucus tensions and calls to adjourn.
An advertisement touts a new device that powders mosquitoes without eyes or throat irritation and without smoke odors. It claims to be far more effective than old powders and ten times cheaper, priced complete with lamp and chimney. Returnable if not a tiny factory.
Alameda dispatch notes no express received on sailing day for the Next Express steamer bound for the coast. Authorities report minimal freight loading and await shipments for departure, with passengers advised of minor delays and crewmembers adjusting schedules.
The Senate convened at 1 pm with Senators Nakapaatin Paris and Dickey in attendance. Chaplain offered prayer as Secretary Savidge read minutes. Finance Committee reported expenses totaling 2840.78 dollars, including 3000 dollars for senator pay, and the measure was referred to a committee.
President Roosevelt presses Congress to ratify the Panama canal treaty before March 4 or call an extra session. He expresses satisfaction with the pact and says ratification is essential for national security and canal construction. Senator Morgan’s opposition is noted as a potential hurdle.
Newark on February 19 twelve high school children were killed and thirty injured in a collision between a trolley car packed with pupils and an express train. A signaling misunderstanding caused the crash as passengers could not escape before impact. Spectacular wreck scenes followed.
Stockholm dispatch reports renewed strain between Sweden and Norway as Crown Prince Gustavus aligns with the line of King Oncar, renewing long standing tensions between the two nations. The Associated Press notes the Regency period under Gustavus sparks friction over policy and regional influence.
Paauhau sells at 16.90 while Hawaiian Commercial 4578, Honokai 14.50, Makaweui 28.50 and Onomea 21.00 are listed in a market report from San Francisco dated February 19, noting reactions to a blockade without further context.
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