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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
4
The text outlines subscription prices for the Evening Bulletin weekly and monthly editions, including postpaid and foreign rates. It also references various notices, mentions examiners and civic topics, and includes scattered commentary on governance and rights with other period-typical references.
Fragmented OCR text discusses price reductions and currency wording, mentioning monthly payments and altered values. It references a newspaper and a congressionally recorded value, though the garbled phrasing obscures clear entities or events.
A memo discusses securing federal revenue support for Hawaii through local collections to fund relief and avoid bankruptcy. It argues the Territorial Treasury is nearly bankrupt, urges a nonpartisan approach, and criticizes Thurston's Advertiser for partisan attacks while calling for calm, prudent measures to stabilize finances.
Analyzed Hawaii’s economic strain and American annexation impacts with focus on sugar planters, Pearl Harbor, and labor shifts. The piece argues American policy has altered import prices, labor markets, and native rights, while noting the ongoing political friction under Governor Title and the Parker influence.
The text rails against unity and stable prices while urging resistance to territorial policy shifts. It laments delayed prosperity, warns of factional warfare, and hints at political maneuvering surrounding hawkish plans, plantation interests, and economic control amid a volatile national scene.
The text blurs with garbled phrasing attributing blame to a tally outlook figure who collapsed. It hints at a Qual decision and a last trumpet summons addressing all mankind to receive its reward, but details are unclear and fragmentary.
Special edition echoes describe Nawalian Supply Co sending multiple copies of a new Induvtylut for a robust industrial edition. Robert G. Soy of Central Foundry Co notes progress in Hawaii Territory, Hawaiian Supply Co grants a copy of Evening Ballootha edition. Mentions mutual aid and development, with references to steam power and labor progress.
A fragmented trade listing names CASTLE & COOKE and W. G. Irwin & Co among others, detailing plantations, sugar, machinery, insurance, locomotive and chemical firms, and suppliers. It notes offerings for sale including paints, paper, lime, bricks, and raw materials, with various U.S. and Canadian firms referenced.
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